Monthly Archives: June 2012

Is the EPA stupid, criminal, or both? Thawing Permafrost Permafrost refers to a layer of soil or rock that is frozen all year round. Permafrost is found throughout much of Alaska, parts of Canada, and other countries in the far … Continue reading →

Romm says that Antarctica is rapidly melting, at 143 degrees below the freezing point. Weather Forecast Vostok, Antarctica | Vostok Weather | Wunderground

18 Feb 1952 – RAPID MELTING OF POLAR CAPS CLEVELAND, Sunday. 16 Aug 1953 – FEATURES This Is What Science

Sweden’s reindeer population is on the verge of extinction – because it’s too cold for them.  The beasts – famous for their survival in Arctic conditions – have been struggling to find food on their mountainside habitats which are still … Continue reading →

Electricity is very expensive in Colorado because of green energy regulations, so NCAR is building their latest climate supercomputer in Wyoming. New Wyoming supercomputer expected to boost atmospheric science The National Center for Atmospheric Research’s machine is one of the fastest computers … Continue reading →

Obama has borrowed nearly as much money as all other presidents combined, and yet has managed to keep unemployment over 9% during most of his term. Table 1.1—Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits (-): 1789–2017

There were people who issued seasonal weather forecasts which were founded on ridiculous ideas. 10 Jun 1937 – WEATHER FORECAST PROBLEMS Lecture By Professor

Nothing has changed over the last 75 years. He was satisfied, however, that nothing had been published which had enabled a reliable forecast of the weather for more than two or three days to advance. Many people had asked whether … Continue reading →

What most impressed on Saturday, however, was frost in the metropolitan area, in particular the city of Porto Alegre. It MetSul understanding of what was the longest episode of frost in the capital in decades. Even in the cold wave … Continue reading →

Spotted owl could be game-changer in Tombstone water war At the center of the debate is the Mexican spotted owl. “What is more important, owls or the people of Tombstone?” James Upchurch, a Forest Service supervisor who oversees the wilderness, … Continue reading →