Monthly Archives: August 2011

What is glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA), and why do you correct for it? since the ocean basins are getting larger due to GIA, this will reduce by a very small amount the relative sea level rise that is seen along … Continue reading →

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Michele Bachmann tries out a local delicacy at the Iowa State Fair – a foot-long corn dog. Photo: Toby Harnden http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/

NZ can expect more big snowstorms You might have had better luck selling ice to eskimos than peddling global warming theory on the streets of Wellington this week. After an almost unprecedented wall of snow and ice blasted its way … Continue reading →

Norway suffered two tragedies during the last month involving predators killing teenagers. Both could have been avoided had the kids been properly trained in the use of rifles, and had rifles available. $69.95 for the rifle. $0.25 each for the … Continue reading →

Ticking off criticisms, Huntsman said Obama is too liberal and the Republican candidates are too far right and have “zero substance.” He described former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as a flip-flopper, who previously opposed a flat tax. Huntsman, who’s lagging … Continue reading →

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In vetoing a bill (S2946) that would have required New Jersey to stay in a regional program intended to curb greenhouse gases — a program Christie plans to leave by the end of the year — the governor said “climate … Continue reading →

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