Monthly Archives: July 2013

Angela Merkel has shown up Obama again, by beating him to skyrocketing electricity costs Consumers pay directly for green energy through their bills. This year around 50% of an average bill will be made up of taxes and levies for renewables. Critics … Continue reading →

Wimbledon exposed the sexism women face – as players and girlfriends | Hadley Freeman | Comment is free | The Guardian

Two Colorado Democrats targeted for recall elections for supporting the state’s new gun control laws were pursuing legal challenges to avoid going back to the ballot this year after failing to have the recall efforts thrown out. Sen. Angela Giron, D-Pueblo, … Continue reading →

Weather Street: Tropical Storm Chantal, Hurricane Chantal 2013 Still waiting for Obama to call for calm and respect for the rule of law. He has been awfully quiet since his little air piracy meltdown last week.

600% of normal precipitation forecast this week. 10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. Look for the US Drought Monitor to list the region as being in “exceptional drought.”

Here is what I propose : We never saw any ice, but climate change made it too windy to proceed through the entirety of the Northwest Passage. The team was forced to turn back after rowing more than fifty million … Continue reading →

July 10th, 1913 reached 134F in California, the hottest shade temperature ever recorded on Earth. That week was also the hottest week ever recorded on Earth. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-01-0010.pdf After much data tampering, crack scientists at NASA now tell us that record … Continue reading →

We wouldn’t want anything bad to happen to your climate, so give us a large percentage of your money and we will make sure that you don’t have any climate accidents in the future. Chicago has a number of well … Continue reading →

July 10 is typically the hottest day of the year on the Greenland ice sheet. It is -12C and snowing right now in the center of the ice sheet. Temperatures have not risen anywhere close to the freezing mark this … Continue reading →

CRUTEM3v – August 1850. Phil Jones had only one thermometer record for the entire southern hemisphere (located in Tasmania) and was able to precisely calculate the hemispheric mean temperature anomaly of -1.182 http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/crutem3vsh.txt