Monthly Archives: April 2012

Hansen says that the Arctic is the fastest warming place on Earth.  Dozens of other places are also the fastest warming place on Earth, but the Arctic is particularly important because Hansen has almost no thermometers there. sfctmpmer_01a.fnl.30.gif (800×618)

In the official photograph, he looked every inch the commander in chief. Strain etched on his face, Barack Obama watched as the raid to kill Osama bin Laden played out on a television in front of him. According to a … Continue reading →

Obama pretending he was watching the raid which Panetta ordered. 11:02AM BST 04 May 2011 Yet another backtrack and change of tune from the White House has emerged over the fact that Obama did NOT watch the raid live and did not see the … Continue reading →

TIME GROWS SHORT TO HEAL OUR EARTH May 23, 1989 Not all dinner party conversation is fluff and nonsense. The other night, a friend leaned over and asked, “Do you think people understand yet about global warming and are ready … Continue reading →

In case you were wondering how utterly clueless climate science has become……. Data and Station Information for VANCOUVER The tide gauge at Vancouver, Canada shows no change in sea level over the last 100 years. Experts there are terrified. Sea level rise … Continue reading →

Not only did La Liga bomb out of the Champions League this week, but the Spanish green economy hit 24.4% unemployment Spanish unemployment hits record 5.64 million Unemployed people in Spain describe their hunt for work Spanish unemployment has hit a … Continue reading →

Tasiilaq gets yet another heavy dump of snow. Leading experts tell us that Greenland is rapidly melting down and will drown us all. Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq

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John Holdren is Paul Ehrlich’s lifetime scientific partner, and Obama’s top science adviser. …if you lose the summer sea ice, there are phenomena that could lead you not so very long thereafter to lose the winter sea ice as well. … Continue reading →

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