Daily Archives: May 20, 2013

It appears that Obama is actually incapable of telling the truth about anything. WASHINGTON — Top officials in the White House learned in April that an investigation of the IRSwould probably end up showing that the agency targeted conservative groups for special scrutiny, the … Continue reading →

Essentially all global warming forecasts have failed, so climate science has taken a new tack. Data is either ignored, altered or abused in order to keep the theory prophecy alive. This makes climate science unique, in that raw data is … Continue reading →

In order to celebrate Victoria Day (I work for Canadians) I drove down to Longmont, Colorado to play soccer with a team I used to play with many years ago. This intersection is one of the Longmont’s most recognizable addresses. … Continue reading →

Like a striped testament to one of the coldest winters to hit Alaska in 100 years, a black-and-white tripod remains upright, atop stubborn Tanana River ice in Nenana.  At 12:42 (ADT) Monday afternoon, the still-frozen waters allowed Nenana Ice Classic … Continue reading →

Canada celebrates Queen Victoria’s birthday today. She was fortunate to live during a time when the climate was safe from high levels of CO2. Tornadoes and floods in 1890 destroyed hundreds of villages and killed thousands of people in the … Continue reading →

The record late date for Nenana, Alaska ice breakup is May 20 at 11:41 am, which occurred in 1964. That record will be broken in less than five hours, unless Homer gets his axe out. Nenana Ice Classic

Catherine Engelbrecht of True The Vote joined Governor Mike Huckabee to discuss the harassment and abuse she received from the Obama IRS since she applied for tax exempt status. Her group does not advocate for particular parties or candidates but … Continue reading →

And there’s still a lot more work to be done to make our economy more energy-efficient, to make sure that we’re dealing with serious issues like climate change. When I look at Arthur’s incredible kids and grandkids, I’m thinking, just … Continue reading →

Since Earth passed Hansen’s tipping point of 350 ppm CO2, there has been no trend in global sea ice area. There is more sea ice for the date than when CO2 was 350 ppm. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008

The fire broke out about 1:45 p.m. The cause has not yet been determined, but Webster Groves Battalion Chief Tom Yohe said it was “possible” the fire was sparked by one of the school’s solar panels. Fire at Webster Groves … Continue reading →