Monthly Archives: April 2013

In his new book, At the Brink, economist and author John R. Lott Jr., assesses the presidency of Barack Obama and recalls conversations regarding gun laws they had while working at the University of Chicago. In Chapter Three, Mr. Lott discusses gun-control … Continue reading →

The experts at NSIDC told us that Arctic sea ice has been melting since March 15, but the Arctic seems to have different ideas, and is very close to it’s winter maximum and 30 year mean. COI | Centre for … Continue reading →

Joe Romm tells us that sea level rise rates have tripled since the start of 2011! 2013_rel2: Global Mean Sea Level Time Series (seasonal signals removed) | CU Sea Level Research Group The sea level experts are using that new … Continue reading →

Climate experts Trenberth, Obama and Bloomberg told us after Sandy that global warming had heated up the oceans around the US, which is why almost all of North America is surrounded by unusually cold water. sst_anom.gif (800×600)

Not only are they idiots, but they are shooting themselves in the foot. Ocean warming may be a major driver of sea-ice expansion in the Antarctic, researchers report today in Nature Geoscience Global warming expands Antarctic sea ice : Nature … Continue reading →

Climate experts have been telling us that they expect worsening drought for the US this spring, but GAIA seems to have different plans. sst_anom.gif (800×600)

In their desperation, alarmists continue to destroy the basis of their junk science theory. During the past couple of weeks they declared that global warming produces increasing northern hemisphere snow extent, and now increasing southern hemisphere sea ice extent. Both … Continue reading →

Now that we know that warming water causes sea ice extent to expand in the Southern Hemisphere  here is my forecast for Point Barrow, Queensland : Barrow Sea Ice Webcam

I’ve been sitting at the bar tonight in Burlington, Onario, watching the Canadian women’s hockey team massacre Norway. Temperatures here have been running about 7C below normal, and I am reminded of the unprecedented heating of Mann and Marcot. Wood … Continue reading →

The dice just weren’t loaded in 1899. The Bathurst Bay Cyclone, also known as Tropical Cyclone Mahina, which struck Bathurst Bay, Australia on March 5, 1899, is generally credited with the world record for storm surge. The cyclone’s storm surge is variously … Continue reading →