Monthly Archives: April 2012

Ehrlich thinks that mentally disturbed people like himself should be allowed to snip other people. Merced Sun-Star – Google News Archive Search

Author is worried that a longer growing season and less severe winters would be devastating to Canada’s economy. OTTAWA — Canadian businesses are putting their bottom line and the country’s economic health at risk by neglecting to prepare for anticipated … Continue reading →

arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008 In 2008 Mark Serreze declared that the Arctic was in a death spiral Arctic Ice in “Death Spiral,” Is Near Record Low Mason Inman for National Geographic News September 17, 2008 The Arctic Ocean’s sea ice has shrunk to its second smallest area … Continue reading →

The only recent years with more ice than 2012 were 1982, 1979, 2009 and 1987. Climate experts tell us that global warming causes massive sea ice loss at both poles, in the form of a “death spiral.” They also say … Continue reading →

U.S. Historical Climatology Network It is always good to look at the raw data before our friends have had a chance to tamper with it. State College Pennsylvania has had seven July days over 100 degrees. Four were in the 1930s, and … Continue reading →

Some geniuses at Harvard have determined that cooling in Wyoming and West Texas from 1930 to 1990, was due to particulate emissions on the east coast. “What we’ve shown is that particulate pollution over the eastern United States has delayed … Continue reading →

Obama and Julia promised to heal the planet, and they did. Temperatures have declined. Arctic sea ice has recovered, it has been the quietest four year period for hurricanes, and until the experts corrupted the data this month, sea level … Continue reading →

Hansen says that 1917 was the coldest year in American history, which explains the 130 MPH category four hurricane in late September. Unisys Weather: 1917 Hurricane/Tropical Data for Atlantic It has been eight years since a category four hurricane hit … Continue reading →

Leading climate experts tell us that the ocean is heating around Antarctica and making the ice melt. By coincidence, April 20 was also National Marijuana Day. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.south.anom.1979-2008

iphone.anomaly.arctic.png (512×412) There is more Arctic ice area today than there was on the same date in 1989.