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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Settled Science Requires A New $500 Million satellite
After first mission failed in 2009 NASA will launch the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) on Tuesday to further scientific understanding of carbon dioxide emissions, the agency’s first mission to study greenhouse gases. The $468 million mission will allow scientists to … Continue reading
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They Are Getting So Desperate Now
You really can’t make this stuff up. Details
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Today’s Winner Of The “You Can’t Make Up Stupid Like Climate Alarmists” Award
Unhappy Feet: Global Warming Threatens Penguins : Discovery News The guy with the dunce cap believes that since the Antarctic winter started, with temperatures at -50C, enough ice melted in the interior of Antarctica to create 14 million km^2 of … Continue reading
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