Monthly Archives: August 2013

Bandelier is located just outside Los Alamos Bandelier’s Frijoles Canyon to reopen after flash flooding Flash flooding late Thursday night closed the Frijoles Canyon at Bandelier National Monument, but law enforcement rangers plan to reopen the canyon Saturday, July 27, … Continue reading →

Here are some of your options, officially sanctioned by Barack Obama : Lie about temperature Lie about sea ice Lie about ice sheets Lie about sea level Lie about methane Lie about hurricanes Lie about tornadoes Lie about floods Lie … Continue reading →

There are no fires burning in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah or Arizona today. A record for August perhaps? National Interagency Fire Center

Why would the Anasazi leave — potentially for good — pueblos it had taken them decades to construct? Scientists have found one possible answer by looking at tree rings (a study called dendrochronology) in the Sand Canyon area. In the … Continue reading →

Climate at a Glance | Time Series Note that the late 1950s drought was off scale at -142.

Twitter / billmckibben: LA Times: NM so drought-ridden … Climate alarmists have completely separated themselves from anything resembling truth or honesty. Nothing left but the big lie. h/t to Marc Morano

Experts tell us that all of the multi-year ice is gone, last year left nothing but thin decayed ice, the remaining ice has failed and turned into a slushy, the Arctic is the fastest warming place on Earth, and that … Continue reading →

As long as you don’t mind your ship getting trapped in the ice. EOSDIS Worldview (Alpha)

This is shocking news, given that one normally occurs only once every eight hours. Islam: Making a True Difference in the World – One Body at a Time