Daily Archives: August 4, 2012

The US generates about 40,000,000,000,000,000 BTUs of heat energy from burning gasoline every year, most of it in urban areas. Climate experts tell us that this has little or no impact on local temperatures. However, an increase of 0.0001 mole fraction … Continue reading →

Stupidity at the IPCC is a timeless tradition. Ages-Old Icecap at North Pole Is Now Liquid, Scientists Find August 19, 2000 At least for the time being, an ice-free patch of ocean about a mile wide has opened at the … Continue reading →

www.ijis.iarc.uaf.edu/seaice/extent/plot.csv The lowest January-July average ice extent was in 2006, with 2012 ranked third highest. The trend has been slightly upwards over the last seven years. Every month we hear that 2012 is the record lowest, which leads us to … Continue reading →

PIOMAS is showing that current ice volume is about 50% of 2008. Do you think that is credible? In 2008, Mark Serreze warned that the North Pole was likely to melt away because the ice was so thin. According to … Continue reading →

Taken along the bike trail to Whole Foods this afternoon. The grass is 2-3 feet tall. Normally in August this is all brown.

For centuries it was believed that the Emperor had no clothing, but new research indicates that this was based on the testimony of one small child, who had no background in textiles or even retail clothing sales. He also had … Continue reading →

Richard Dawkins has been a hero of the left for his outspoken criticism of religious belief. I have done some background research on him (30 seconds on Wikipedia) and have discovered that he has no formal training in theology, nor is he involved with … Continue reading →

I have only put gas in my car once this summer, and then only because my $1.50 per gallon Safeway fuel rewards were about to expire. Normally I ride my bicycle everywhere. I just had to drive across town to … Continue reading →

I have this delusion that I have critical information needed to save the planet It isn’t happening, but it will later. I have to stretch the truth, to avoid losing momentum. It isn’t going to happen, but I have gotten used to … Continue reading →

They are showing that ice volume is 50% of 2008 – the year when Serreze forcast an ice-free North Pole, because the ice was so thin. PIOMAS.vol.daily.1979.2012.Current.v2.dat.gz (Version 2.0) Even more bizarre is that they show the average thickness (volume … Continue reading →