Daily Archives: June 15, 2013

Global warming appears to have slowed lately. That’s no reason to celebrate.

NSIDC likes to pretend that there is no satellite data for Arctic ice prior to 1979. N_05_plot.png (420×240) This makes for scary graphs showing disappearing Arctic ice, which are highly misleading. The 1990 IPCC report had satellite data going back … Continue reading →

NASA reported last year that 97% of the Greenland ice sheet melted. You can see the before and after pictures here : First picture is June 9, 2012 Next picture is June 14, 2013 – a year after the catastrophic … Continue reading →

Trenberth claims that the missing heat has sunk to the bottom of the ocean. This defies basic physics and common sense. Any place where surface water is more than 5C, the density decreases as the temperature warms. Heating the surface … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton has been pushing Obama to do something incredibly stupid in Syria. Obama took the bait. I wonder if this is payback for Obama trying to blame Hillary for Benghazi? Oct. 25, 2012 Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ordered additional … Continue reading →

Obama has admitted today that the decision to send weapons to Islamist terrorists in Syria had nothing to do with chemical weapons usage. Check out this BS in the Washington Post The White House said the final push came this … Continue reading →

Temperatures have been below normal this year in 77% of the US. YearTDeptUS.png (688×531) Fire burn acreage has been 71% below normal in the US. National Interagency Fire Center Tornado counts have been below normal. State of the Climate | … Continue reading →

There is a lot more ice in the Arctic than there was on this date last year. Green shows ice present in 2013, which was not present in 2012. Red shows the opposite. Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor Arctic temperatures have been … Continue reading →

“The Arctic is critical to understanding global climate,” he said. “Climate change is already happening in the Arctic, faster than its ecosystems can adapt. Looking at the Arctic is like looking at the canary in the coal mine for the … Continue reading →

A Chilling Possibility – NASA Science