Daily Archives: December 10, 2012

Every year Earth experiences hurricanes, floods and droughts – just as climate change experts predicted. This proves that man-made CO2 is leading the world to Armageddon. The Rock Hill Herald – Google News Archive Search

You are the reason that coal death trains exist. If everyone would simply agree to starving and freezing to death in the dark, there would be no reason for coal death trains. James Hansen’s grandchildren would no doubt lead a … Continue reading →

That leaves one thing capable of contributing to global warming – a process that reduces the amount of heat energy leaving the atmosphere. Since the earth’s energy balance remains stable without a change in an external forcing such as solar … Continue reading →

Last month, New Yorkers suffered through several weeks of being unable to obtain fossil fuels. Mayor Bloomberg responded to this crisis by demanding that we reduce the availability and increase the price of fossil fuels. The press corpse and other politicians nodded … Continue reading →

Homeless people get to experience the joys of a low carbon lifestyle. We build fossil fuel powered homeless shelters to keep them from freezing to death. According to James Hansen, these homeless shelters are powered by coal death trains.

Over the last 16 years, CO2 has increased by 10% and global temperatures have been flat. This proves that the climate is extremely sensitive to CO2, and that everything is worse than we predicted. ™James Hansen

In 1976, the press was worried about global cooling, lack of snow and pine beetles. Now they blame those things on global warming. http://news.google.com/newspapers http://news.google.com/newspapers

Messi set the record for most goals in a year, while Falcao nets five in one match. Meanwhile on the other side of the English Channel, Nasri scored the winning goal for the other Manchester team.

I just rode my bicycle home from the store in 10F (-12C) weather and an 8MPH head wind. The wind chill was well below zero. My glasses were fogging up so I had to take them off. Ice crystals were … Continue reading →