Monthly Archives: August 2012

The chart below shows why a number of high profile government scientists pretend that we don’t have temperature records prior to 1960. U.S. Historical Climatology Network Temperatures in the US used to be much hotter, and they are working hard to bury that information.

The algorithms used to create the adjustments are very simple. Pre-1900 temperatures are adjusted upwards to hide the 1900-1940 warming trend, which can’t be explained by CO2 The 1930s are adjusted downwards to hide the hottest decade in US history … Continue reading →

“Mr. President, take your campaign of division and anger and hate back to Chicago,” Romney slams Obama in tough new speech – The Hill’s Ballot Box

Temperatures have dropped to -4C, and new sea ice likely will start forming in a few days. NPEO Home Page

One thing we know for sure. No matter how much rain falls, the official report will say that the drought is expanding and deepening.   Intellicast – Weekly Precipitation in United States

13 Oct 1868 – THE CLIMATE OF AUSTRALIA.

Hundred-Year Forecast: Drought By CHRISTOPHER R. SCHWALM, CHRISTOPHER A. WILLIAMS and KEVIN SCHAEFER Published: August 11, 2012 BY many measurements, this summer’s drought is one for the record books. But so was last year’s drought in the South Central states. … Continue reading →

August 6, 2012 Recent heat waves that have triggered wildfires, droughts, and heat-related deaths in the United States and around the globe “almost certainly would not have occurred” without global warming—and will become more routine in coming years, NASA climate scientist James Hansen says. … Continue reading →

The Ministry Of Truth needs to get on the ball and censor these sort of images [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y-wds87Ouc&feature=youtu.be]

My sense is that the destruction of the US temperature record is a scandal comparable to any in US history, but it is certainly not the first time history has been rewritten to push a political agenda. That was a central theme … Continue reading →