Daily Archives: September 5, 2013

Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past 20 MARCH 2000 According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia,within a few years winter snowfall will become … Continue reading →

A company which tried to function based on sales of junk products would go out of business in a very short amount of time. But government has the advantage that they can steal as much money as they want, and … Continue reading →

Twitter / greenman3610: How Climate Change Primed Syria …

When I first discussed the rowers, I predicted that they would massively fail and then lie about what they encountered. And that is exactly what happened. Modern day explorers traverse the Arctic for climate change | Watch GlobalNews Videos They … Continue reading →

NOAA warns Arctic ice is melting has reached new ‘striking’ record | The Raw Story The 2013 record is a record gain in ice, not a record loss of ice. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008

Things aren’t exactly warming up between the Obama administration and Vladimir Putin, even as President Obama arrives in St. Petersburg for the G-20 summit. Putin called Obama Secretary of State John Kerry a liar over Kerry’s testimony this week before … Continue reading →

Abbott has promised his first legislative act as prime minister will be to repeal it. He promises to replace it with a capped $3.2bn fund for competitive grants to pay for voluntary carbon dioxide abatement, which independent modelling has found … Continue reading →

The remarkably quiet US fire season continues, with the amazing statistic that there are no fires burning in Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico or Texas. National Interagency Fire Center

I recently wrote about geoengineering as a strategy to deal with climate change and carbon dioxide emissions. That drew comments from people who confuse this scientific process with the unscientific theory of “chemtrails.” Some also claimed the column supported geoengineering, … Continue reading →

One point on which the French and American summaries differ is the number of people who died. The French said at least 281 people were killed, while the United States said the death toll was 1,429. The French summary said … Continue reading →