Daily Archives: July 27, 2013

Seadragon (SSN-584), foreground, and her sister Skate (SSN-578) during a rendezvous at the North Pole in August 1962. Submarine Photo Index

The definition of global warming used to be : Fifteen year trends of rapid mid-troposphere warming. Now it is : Isolated out of context weather events and imaginary heat disappearing into the deep ocean.

Is there a fix for global warming under our feet? | Local News | The Seattle Times Hundreds of years from now, archaeologists will find this and write papers about the primitive superstitious people in the 21st century – who … Continue reading →

Fifty-five people were arrested in Washington during a protest Friday against the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which opponents contend would encourage exploitation of Canadian oil sands and contribute to environmentally damaging climate change. Organizers said the demonstration was part of … Continue reading →

Two hundred years before Hansen, Thomas Jefferson was an ardent believer in global warming – until Noah Webster explained to him that he was confusing UHI effects with climate. In his 1787 book, Notes on the State of Virginia, Jefferson launched into a … Continue reading →

Not only has Arctic ice extent gone horizontal, but record below freezing cold is forecast for much of the Arctic over the next two weeks. 10-Day Temperature Outlook Climate experts promised us an ice-free Arctic this summer, because they have … Continue reading →

Normally I ride early this time of year to miss the heat, but it is very cold this morning and I will wait until the sun comes up. #GlobalWarming

Alarmists tell us that Arizona is overheating, drying and burning due to your SUV. In the real Arizona, Flagstaff has averaged 67 degrees this month, and has received almost seven inches of rain. Weather History for Flagstaff, AZ | Weather … Continue reading →

The Black Forest Fire and other like it prove that Climate Change is no longer a mysterious scientific concept that only exists in a space beyond our every day lives. Climate change is no longer a theory in an ivory … Continue reading →