Monthly Archives: November 2013

Two days ago, NOAA predicted a new drought for the southwest. November 21st, 2013 Drought, and not widespread snowstorms, may be the biggest story this winter according to the official U.S. winter outlook. The outlook, issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration … Continue reading →

1912 was the year when the Titanic was sunk by an iceberg, and Hansen claims 1912 was one of the ten coldest years ever.  Tacloban was destroyed by  a typhoon that year, which killed 15,000 people. From the Washington Herald, November 30, 1912. That 15,000 persons … Continue reading →

29 Sep 1934 – JAPANESE TYPHOON. Death Roll Mounting. 24 Sep 1934 – JAPANESE TYPHOON MORE THAN 1,200 DEAD WIND REACH…

Muller says he became a born again alarmist in 2012 The Conversion of a Climate-Change Skeptic By RICHARD A. MULLER Published: July 28, 2012 CALL me a converted skeptic. The Conversion of a Climate-Change Skeptic – NYTimes.com November 3, 2011 These are … Continue reading →

What a pathetic excuse for a newspaper. They forbid any factual material. Just 90 companies caused two-thirds of man-made global warming emissions

“President Obama has offered no solutions to help the millions of American families who are losing the good health care plans that they liked,” Scalise said.  “This hollow press conference was like a person who burned down your house, later … Continue reading →

The Canberra Times   22 July 1995 Animals to blame for warming: car expert Research manager for the Federal Bureau of Transport and Communications Economics, Dr Leo Dobes, said his re- search had shown that cars had not contributed a … Continue reading →

Since the start of the 21st century, temperatures have declined 0.03ºC with each additional 10 PPM of CO2. co2_mm_mlo.txt rss_monthly_msu_amsu_channel_tlt_anomalies_land_and_ocean_v03_3.txt At first glance this appears to be a problem for the hockey team, but they have met the challenge by … Continue reading →

While the Democratic People’s Republic of America struggles to reduce emissions by 5%, North Korea has already achieved an 80% reduction. http://cdiac.ornl.gov/trends/emis/kor.html

Published: October 22, 1994 Oct. 21 — After almost four months of difficult negotiations, the United States and North Korea signed an agreement today to end their dispute over North Korea’s nuclear program After the signing today, North Korea’s chief … Continue reading →