Monthly Archives: May 2013

Scientific American Frontiers . Hot Times in Alaska. Canary in a Coal Mine | PBS Nenana ice appears headed for a record late breakup. Nenana Ice Classic The latest the ice has ever broken up was May 20, in 1964 … Continue reading →

EXCLUSIVE: City Education Department cracking down on school kitchens’ use of butter – NY Daily News

Climate experts tell us that GISS surface temperatures (based on 1200 km extrapolations) closely match satellite data. It takes about 90 seconds to demonstrate that they have no idea what they are talking about. www.woodfortrees.org/data/gistemp/from:1998/plot/rss/from:1998

Climate experts tell us that Alaska is the global warming canary in the coal mine. Alaska Endures Record Cold While Still Buried Under Snow

It has been eight years since a hurricane struck Florida, the longest hurricane free period on record. Hurricanes used to strike Florida an average of once a year, but now they average one hurricane strike every other year. Chronological List … Continue reading →

11 Sep 1931 – TIME’S CHANGES Seen In Glaciers OBSERVATION OF 5…

The families of Navy SEALs killed in an August 2011 downing of a helicopter in Afghanistan came forward Thursday to blast the U.S. command and the Obama administration for the mission and to call for an official investigation into what they deem a whitewash. They also … Continue reading →

Planned Parenthood will be up in arms that Castro was denied the right to choose to murder babies terminate unwanted pregnancies. They do the same thing millions of times a year – with the President’s blessing. On Thursday, Cuyahoga County … Continue reading →

Study: Texting And Driving Kills More Teens Annually Than Drinking And Driving Researchers: More Than 3,000 Teens Die Annually From Texting While Driving Study: Texting And Driving Kills More Teens Annually Than Drinking And Driving « CBS New York That … Continue reading →

Illinois Swamped By Surge In Firearm Owner Applications CHICAGO (CBS) — Illinois State Police say they’re trying to deal with a huge backlog of applications for Firearms Owner Identification cards. The agency received more than 28,000 applications for cards during April … Continue reading →