Monthly Archives: September 2013

Scientists have recently theorized that warm air and water is causing Antarctic sea ice to expand. This makes sense if you have the IQ of a turnip, so I propose a different theory which makes slightly more sense. Today marks … Continue reading →

If you’re pumping more than your legal limit of CO2 into the sky, well then, you sir, are a criminal. Report: Obama aims to ‘criminalize’ CO2 emissions | JunkScience.com

Nineteen men with box cutters brought America to its knees and started an endless series of completely pointless wars. Had the airplane pilots been properly armed, none of this would have happened. In the last few years we have had … Continue reading →

In 2010, NASA and the press got hysterical about a chunk of ice which calved off the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. NASA – Ice Island Calves off Petermann Glacier Here is how it looks today. EOSDIS Worldview (Alpha)

The hockey team recently spent a day at the race track. They used their government grants to purchase win-place-show tickets for every horse entered in every race. At the end of the day they announced that they had picked all … Continue reading →

At least 18 people were shot, one fatally, in less than four hours in attacks in Chicago Thursday evening, police said. In attack in Back of the Yards, 12 people, including a 3-year-old boy, were shot at Cornell Square Park, authorities … Continue reading →

Global Warming Could Explain Exponential Sea Ice Growth RedOrbit  – ?Sep 19, 2013? According to his National Science Foundation-funded research, global warming might be responsible for this record increase of sea ice. Global Warming Could Explain Exponential Sea Ice Growth

Obama plans to destroy the US coal industry, and put America’s energy future at risk – in order to restore the low CO2 climate of 1921 The Sydney Morning Herald – Google News Archive Search The Sydney Morning Herald – … Continue reading →

NSIDC is upset that unusually cold Arctic weather sabotaged their ice forecasts As a whole, air temperatures this summer have been below average over most of the central Arctic Ocean and Greenland, helping to slow down ice melting. Compared to … Continue reading →