Daily Archives: May 25, 2014

NOAA claims that April was the warmest on record globally. April also saw the third highest global sea ice area since 1979, and the highest April Great Lakes ice coverage on record. Satellite data did not even remotely corroborate NOAA’s … Continue reading →

The world’s leading climatologist – James Hansen forecast that Antarctica would see peak sea ice loss, but Antarctic sea ice has been above normal every day for the past 30 months. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.south.anom.1979-2008 http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/effects/downloads/Challenge_chapter2.pdf

Children used to be taught that their role in life was to be a farmer, doctor, lawyer, businessman, etc. Now the schools teach children that their job is to either save the planet, or get on the government dole and … Continue reading →

I worked for many years designing microprocessors. I very likely designed parts of the microprocessor in your computer, Playstation and X-Box. In the microprocessor design business, companies hire large teams of verification engineers, whose job it is to find faults with the design. These … Continue reading →

Wanted: a breed of chicken that can survive crippling heatwaves | Business | The Observer US heatwaves peaked in the 1930’s and have been declining for 80 years. There is not one shred of evidence to support the idea that … Continue reading →

I may be the only white resident of my apartment complex in Maryland. Even my dogs are black. I was just taking them for an early morning walk on the normally deserted trails around Columbia, Maryland when I encountered a white man … Continue reading →

Leading government and academic experts have warned that Colorado is having a permanent drought, due to an increase of 0.0001 mole fraction CO2 over the past century. These experts tell us that global warming has wrecked Colorado skiing and has … Continue reading →

The White House has tasked NOAA with producing global warming, regardless of whether or not it actually exists – and they are getting the job done. The combined average temperature over global land and ocean surfaces for April 2014 tied … Continue reading →