Monthly Archives: January 2013

I am working on a cool new project to make anyone an instant climate expert. What I am doing is building up a Vmware Linux Virtual machine image (using Fedora 10) which contains all kinds of cool software like my … Continue reading →

Climate change: Can we change in time? By Carolyn Lochhead The Arctic, melting rapidly and probably irreversibly, has reached a state that the Vikings would not recognize. Climate change: Can we change in time? – San Antonio Express-News Arctic ice … Continue reading →

Still Picture Webcam – Sunrise Ski Park | Sunrise Ski Park 38 inches of snow in the last four days in southern Arizona.

“The pipeline is routine. Something we do every day,” he told Canadian journalists. But that’s the point. It is routine. The oil industry does do it every day. And if it carries on, it will wreck the world. We need … Continue reading →

GHCN HCN data shows that the warmest Januaries in the US occurred during the 1940s and early 1950s, and the coldest occurred during the period 1954-1983. The current decade has been colder than the previous one.

On Saturday, Heidi Cullen announced that the western drought would only get worse. Since she made her prophecy, Wolf Creek Colorado has received three feet of snow. Web Cam – Wolf Creek Ski Area

England has 4X the violent crime rate of the US – and we fought a revolutionary war to get free from them. So now The Guardian wants our guns confiscated.

Parents of children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School appeared before a subcommittee of the Connecticut Legislature on Monday to speak about gun control. While some used the platform to promote stricter firearms legislation, at least one parent became passionate, … Continue reading →

The latest from our crack scientists is that UHI has huge effects which extend thousands of miles, but they are too small to be adjusted for in the local temperature record. Those who wonder why large parts of North America … Continue reading →

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smmu8DGv7-g] h/t to Lou