Daily Archives: December 23, 2013

The orbiting spacecraft sampled Venus’ atmosphere from top to bottom, enabling the scientists to establish the exact amounts of sunlight absorbed at various places in the atmosphere and at the surface. Measurements of atmosphere composition, temperature profiles and radiative heating … Continue reading →

You may be wondering ….. why all the old New York Times articles? It is because Google has disabled searching their newspaper archives .

SOME POLAR ICE MELTING LINKED TO GLOBAL HEATING By WALTER SULLIVAN January 8, 1982 The Federal agency’s scientists cited an estimate by Dr. K.O. Emery of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution that over 40 years the seas had risen more … Continue reading →

“The end of the year is always a good time to reflect and see what can you do better next year,” Obama said Friday. “I’m sure that I will have even better ideas after a couple days of sleep and … Continue reading →

Theory of ‘Greenhouse Effect’ Of Sun’s Rays Is Challenged – View Article – NYTimes.com

A better candidate for prison, actually, would be whoever tweets under the name @BarackObama. When he Tweeted: “Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree: #climate change is real, man-made and dangerous” he was promulgating a demonstrable untruth. No one has ever doubted … Continue reading →

Antarctic sea ice has been above normal for the last 761 days, and increasing at a rate of 700,000 Manhattans per century. Using standard climate science math, the Earth’s oceans will be completely covered with ice in 892 +/- 10.346 … Continue reading →

November 2, 1983 The recent forecast by the Environmental Protection Agency that a general warming of the earth’s atmosphere will occur during the next decades has sent shivers all along the East Coast. In Florida they are afraid that the … Continue reading →

Tiny Tim : 1963 SO FAR, GREENHOUSE EFFECT HEATS ONLY DEBATE By WALTER SULLIVAN Published: October 23, 1983 ‘‘The ice caps are melting! The ice caps are melting! The oceans are rising and we’ll all be drowned for our sins,” … Continue reading →