Monthly Archives: July 2013

The result is we’ll have 12,000 papers with category ratings and endorsement level. I anticipate there will be around 6000 “neutral” papers. Popular Technology.net: Cook’s 97% Consensus Study Game Plan Revealed President Obama proudly boasted Cook’s fake 97% number, right … Continue reading →

— May 22, 1915: Passenger train collides with a troop train in Gretna, Scotland. 227 people killed. — Dec. 12, 1917: Troop train derails near the entrance of Mt. Cenis tunnel in Modane, France. 543 killed. — Jul. 9, 1918: … Continue reading →

  The Palm Beach Post – Google News Archive Search Since that forecast was made in 1979, tide gauges in California show 0.00 inches of sea level rise. Schneider was only off by a factor of infinity.

The rowing team turned off their GPS yesterday and magically rowed 30 km into a stiff breeze (red line below.)  The green line shows my forecast for the next time they turn off their GPS.

The courts have ruled that it is malicious to hold a different opinion than self-proclaimed Nobel Peace Prize Winner Michael Mann, so it is too bad he can’t go back in time and retroactively sue the National Academy Of Sciences … Continue reading →

Climate Change and its Effect on  World Food by Walter Orr Roberts  Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, and National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado In February of 1972 earth-orbiting artificial satellites revealed the existence of a greatly increased area of … Continue reading →

According to Mikey, global warming kicked in with a vengeance when CO2 rose from 280 PPM to 280.1 PPM in 1860. That extra tenth of a PPM threw the climate right over the edge. It is a little surprising that … Continue reading →

Torrential rains and flooding in the southwest have no impact on the Ministry of Truth permanent drought. US Drought Monitor MonthPNormUS.png (688×531)

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

At a New Hampshire stop on the Mayors Against Illegal Guns “No More Names” bus tour, organizers read the names of people killed by “gun violence” during the six months since the tragedy in Newtown. But there was something amiss: … Continue reading →