Monthly Archives: August 2012

The three hottest years for maximum monthly temperatures in the US were 1936, 1934 and 1901. The graph below shows the unknown adjustments which NOAA makes – discussed in the Paul Homewood’s article below. Note the bizarro adjustment in 2012.

Paul Homewood goes right to the source. The real mystery, though, is how they arrive at the 1934 number. There are State Climatological Reports available from then, but no direct comparison can be made with current ones because there were … Continue reading →

Turquoise represents ice present in 2012 which wasn’t present at the 2007 minimum. Red shows the opposite. There is 12% more ice than there was at the 2007 minimum. http://www.natice.noaa.gov/pub/ims/ims_gif/DATA/cursnow_alaska.gif ims2007262_alaska.gif (512×512) The next map shows the changes since Monday.

Are climate sceptics more likely to be conspiracy theorists? | Adam Corner | Environment | guardian.co.uk The Guardian says that climate skeptics are moon landing conspiracy theorists.  Note in their picture above, the guy on the right – Buzz Aldrin. … Continue reading →

vortex.nsstc.uah.edu/data/msu/t2lt/uahncdc.lt Antarctica has been cooling over the last 30 years, which unequivocally proves  polar amplification and the CO2 footprint of mankind.

From 1991 to 2007 I believed that all black men were born in Kenya. Barack Hussein Obama never told me that he was born in Kenya, and it is purely coincidental that newspapers in Africa also believed that he was … Continue reading →

The term “ice-free” started at zero km^2, and is now up to twice the size of Texas.  Why stop there? I officially declare the Arctic to be ice-free at four million km^2. Furthermore, John Holdren explained that after the Arctic becomes … Continue reading →

Obama told us that Afghanistan was the “Right War” in 2008. We have now been in Afghanistan for two years longer than the Soviet Union was after 1979.

You believed we could use less foreign oil and reduce the carbon pollution that threatens our planet. And in just four years, we have doubled the generation of clean, renewable energy like wind and solar. We developed new fuel standards … Continue reading →

By October 17, 2007 – all of the thick ice had pushed past the North Pole towards the North Atlantic. In 2012, thick ice extends hundreds of miles in every direction from the pole. Comparing 2007 to 2012 is ridiculous.