Monthly Archives: March 2014

It is always a battle between Nuttercelli and Goldenberg to see which can be the most dishonest reporter at the Guardian. First she says that Exxon admits that climate change will hurt them Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington The oil giant … Continue reading →

Cold? What cold? Most of the globe had a mild winter The central and eastern USA shivered through a colder-than-average winter, but most of the rest of the globe did not share in the chill, registering the eighth warmest overall … Continue reading →

This URL has now received 15 million page views. (I’m not sure if NSA monitoring is included in that total.) That is almost as many page views as Miley Cyrus gets every time she sticks her tongue out.

Brian D found these archived ice charts. There is a lot more ice this year than there was in 1979, yet NCDC shows 1979 colder in the Great Lakes region. Note that Lake Ontario and half of Lake Huron were … Continue reading →

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Great Lakes ice may be at a record springtime high, but experts warn that it is all thin, rotten first year ice and is almost certain to melt this summer. GLCFS Products

Lower Harbor View. NCDC says that many years have been colder there, because they have institutionalized lying about the climate.

We need more scientific mavericks “Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts,” said Richard Feynman in the 1960s. The 500 major discoveries, almost all initiated before about 1970, challenged mainstream science and would probably be vetoed today. Agencies … Continue reading →