Monthly Archives: September 2012

Arctic warming Effects felt across the globe Those who keep an eye on Earth’s polar ice caps report that sea ice has melted faster in the Arctic Ocean this summer than at any time since scientists began recording its ebbs and … Continue reading →

Tornadoes peaked during the ice-age scare of the 1970s, because they are caused by global warming. EF3-EF5.png (960×720)

Ice still delaying Shell Arctic offshore drilling ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Moving ice may keep a Royal Dutch Shell petroleum drill ship away from a Chukchi Sea prospect for several days, a Shell Alaska spokesman said Tuesday. Curtis Smith said at … Continue reading →

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Twitter / climatebrad: Since the beginning of July, … Things like this never used to happen before you bought your SUV. http://news.google.com/newspapers

You could walk across the Thames. Ice is good. Cold is good. Bubonic plague is good. Filth and squalor is good.

I spent last winter in Maryland, where I was subject to day after day of mild, sunny weather, little snow, and perfect cycling conditions. It turns out that I survived the third most extreme winter on record in that part of … Continue reading →

Twitter / oakden_wolf: @ClimateDepot I think … Here is the graph he linked to. Note how temperatures were flat from 1930 to 1980. giss.jpg (1024×661) This is what temperatures looked like in 1975 – according to NCAR denisdutton.com/newsweek_coolingworld.pdf It is awesome … Continue reading →

Look for team climate moron to switch gears in the next two weeks and tell us that a warming Arctic is making the US very cold. All that warm air in the Arctic plunges south and gets very cold as … Continue reading →