Monthly Archives: July 2012

Greenland ice sheet melted at unprecedented rate during July | Environment | guardian.co.uk NASA simply can`t turn off the BS. Here is the actual satellite photo from July 12 – no indication of melt in the interior Here is the same … Continue reading →

Climate Change Effects: Things Global Warming Just Might Ruin For Your Kids Posted: 07/24/2012 11:45 pm The West is on fire. The Maldives are going underwater and California can expect a sea level rise of six inches in less than … Continue reading →

James Holmes was involved with brain research and possibly development and testing of brain altering drugs. He was an honor student who apparently began acting very erratically in recent weeks, to the point where the local gun club thought he was completely insane. The … Continue reading →

Every year, team climate liar declares that we are having record melt in Greenland. My favorite California beach at La Jolla must be drowning. Only one minor problem – sea level in California has not changed for 30 years. http://www.psmsl.org/data/obtaining/stations/256.php I`m so … Continue reading →

According to USHCN daily thermometer data, Kentucky used to be much hotter. The five hottest summers all occurred before 1960. 1936 79.9876 1952 78.444 1934 78.3737 1901 78.168 1894 78.0981 The vast majority of all-time record maximums were set or tied prior … Continue reading →

Now we know how Holmes afforded all that weaponry. The White House paid for it. WNEW News reports that Holmes was awarded a prestigious grant from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. NIH is part of the U.S. … Continue reading →

“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the the universe.” – Albert Einstein

I agree that often sensationalism in the media is unchecked, unabashed and distasteful, but that’s nothing new and present in both sides. After all, how many articles did we read about “Climategate?” (Which was debunked.) Refuting media bias on global … Continue reading →

Climate-change skeptics will dismiss this summer’s North American weather as just that – weather. They’ll argue it says nothing about longer-term climate trends. It’s true that the U.S. droughts of the 1950s and 1930s were worse than the current one, … Continue reading →

Maximum temperatures are less affected by Urban Heat Island effects than minimum temperatures, and are a better judge of the temperature trend than mean temperatures. As you can  see, temperatures in the US have been declining since 1920. Unfortunately, satellites … Continue reading →