Daily Archives: August 24, 2013

CNN says that fires burn hotter now than they used to, due to your SUV. Here is a description of a kinder, gentler two million acre fire from the low CO2 days of 1910 – before the press was taken … Continue reading →

For some reason, Microsoft thinks it is a good marketing strategy to employ third party software to violate your computer, change your default search engine to Bing, and install Microsoft toolbar viruses in your web browser. All this does is … Continue reading →

The Met Office conveniently provides data  sets showing how sea level data has been tampered with over time. The graph below plots the difference between sea level plots generated in 1987 and 2006. Like almost everything else the hockey team gets their … Continue reading →

Bill Gray is Fort Collins’ senior skeptic. In 2006 he explained the biggest scam in scientific history. 06/05/2006 The only inconvenient truth about global warming, contends Colorado State University’s Bill Gray, is that a genuine debate has never actually taken … Continue reading →

Thanks to latent heat released by new ice formation, the Arctic has ended a 110 day long streak of below normal temperatures. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut This cold has contributed to a record … Continue reading →

It is August 24, and there have been no Atlantic hurricanes yet. But during the low-CO2 year of 1938, the first hurricane formed on January 3. On January 1, a weak extratropical cyclone formed about 2,000 miles (3,200 km) southwest … Continue reading →

Fast forward 25 years, and Trenberth still sees changes in ocean temperature as key to understanding the ups and downs of global climate. That includes the current plateau in global temperature. Trenberth says, in fact, the planet has continued to … Continue reading →

At one time, even government experts understood that fire is essential to pine forests. Fire is very much a part of the life cycle of the lodgepole pine forest …. said John Varley chief scientists of Yellowstone National Park.  The … Continue reading →