Monthly Archives: September 2013

This article was published three weeks ago Flooding? In 1965, Colorado got nailed By Barry Noreen Published: August 17, 2013 Has it really been that wet? As often as it has rained this summer and as much tragedy and damage … Continue reading →

For the past five years, I have been listening to alarmist trolls blabber mindlessly about pixel counting and comments Walt Meier made to The Register. The five year anniversary seems like a good time to set the record straight humiliate … Continue reading →

The storm was not biblical. It was not a 1,000 year flood – but it might have ranked in the top ten Colorado floods since 1876. “As is typical of Colorado storms, some parts of the state were hard hit … Continue reading →

Twitter / billmckibben: Powerful link between climate …

The US Drought Monitor says we are having drought, while the Washington Post says it is the wettest year ever here. I took this picture riding my bike this morning. The horse didn’t seem too concerned about the droughtflood.

Unnecessary prescription of antibiotics kill 12 people every five hours. More than two million people are infected by drug-resistant germs each year, and 23,000 die of their infections, federal health officials reported Monday. The biggest killer by far is C. … Continue reading →

Our friends started the fake “1,000 year” flood rumor which is all over the news, and now they want us to believe that they didn’t do it. Same plausible deniability story which happens with every unusual weather event – start a … Continue reading →

Thin Snowpack Signals Summer of Fire and Drought – NYTimes.com This is particularly shocking – now that the Washington Post says that 2013 is the wettest year on record here.

Green shows ice present in 2013 but not present in 2012. Red shows the opposite. Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor In the original bitmap – Yellow – 24,123 pixels  Green – 19,405 pixels  Red – 2,017 pixels 2013 – 43,528 pixels  2012 … Continue reading →