Monthly Archives: September 2012

Polar bears can’t survive without sea ice, and they all died of shock this summer after the record minimum was announced. The warm summer in Colorado killed all the Pikas, and the excess ice in Antarctica caused the Penguins to … Continue reading →

On September 27, 1923, the temperature in Minocqua, Wisconsin was 85 degrees. Today’s forecast high is 63 degrees. One of the effects of man-made CO2 is more frequent and intense heatwaves. HAMweather Climate Center – Record Events for The Past … Continue reading →

‘Follow the Islamic way to save the world,’ Prince Charles urges Prince Charles yesterday urged the world to follow Islamic ‘spiritual principles’ in order to protect the environment. In an hour-long speech, the heir to the throne argued that man’s … Continue reading →

We are being bombarded with claims that 2012 is a record fire year, and that fires are getting worse. I made a post yesterday pointing out that YTD 2012 has had the fewest number of fires in the 10 year … Continue reading →

Sea ice area around Antarctica increased by more than 1,400 Manhattans overnight, and set another daily record. It was the third highest area ever recorded at either pole, and is only 300 Manhattans away from breaking the all-time record for … Continue reading →

I was looking forward to the Premiership matches this weekend, but was sad to learn that top scientists say that England was destroyed twelve years ago.  http://books.google.com/books

I took a tour of the New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins the other day. I like their Fat Tire beer, but most of their beers taste like they have Drano in them – which they describe as being a “hoppy taste.” They … Continue reading →

Antarctic ice area was poised to break the all time record for either pole today, but UIUC has not updated their table to day 2012.7316. They have however updated their Arctic table to day 2012.7316. Why the delay? I can imagine that … Continue reading →

Without fossil fuels and other petroleum based products, humans would still be living in mud shacks and dying at age 25.

We all died horrible deaths during the 1980s when civilization collapsed, and now we have to suffer the same fate again. http://news.google.com/newspapers Thirty one years later – Sep 25, 2012 More than 100 million people will die and global economic … Continue reading →