Monthly Archives: November 2013

US summer temperatures have declined over the last 80 years. Cooler summers aren’t going to scare anyone into funding climate fraud, so NCDC has created a hockey stick of adjustments, cooling older temperatures by as much as two degrees, and … Continue reading →

The US. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that a six-foot sea-level rise would destroy as much as 80 percent of this country’s coastal wetlands. Popular Science – Google Books Sea level has risen 120 metres over the last 20,000 years. All … Continue reading →

If by 2050 the Florida Keys “will no longer exist,” in the words of Elton J, Gissen-danner, past executive director of the Florida Department of Natural Resources, then around the world entire nations may face major disruption or even near … Continue reading →

“The irony,” says Schneider, “is that this possibly unconnected event has brought us to the right level of consciousness about the problem, a level that should have been reached about fifteen years ago. The point is that there is no controversy—none—about … Continue reading →

Obama says he doesn’t have time to talk to flat earther’s, which includes Tony Abbott and John Howard. Regardless, he really has no reason to go down under anymore. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-4J5j74VPw]

Our friends from Real Climate and elsewhere have insisted that Scenario B was their “business as usual” scenario. But this 1989 Popular Science quotes Hansen and colleagues as saying it was Scenario A. Popular Science – Google Books I am … Continue reading →

Storm Prediction Center WCM Page

Big oil wants to destroy the planet, and big government wants to rescue the planet from the evil oil companies. That is why government goes to war every few months to keep the flow of oil coming in from the Middle … Continue reading →

There were no 100ºF readings in Illinois this year. Prior to 1955, 100ºF readings were very common, but over the last 80 years they have diminished and are now quite rare. Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/

The frequency of 90ºF readings in Wisconsin has dropped 75% since the 1930’s. Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/