Monthly Archives: September 2014

And Southampton in the #2 spot in the Premier League. Looks a a great winter ahead in Europe.

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I spent the day riding my bike around Howard County, Maryland – one of the most beautiful places on the planet. The weather was perfect, and I stopped and had lunch at the Ellicott City Assembly of God Church – shown … Continue reading →

Arctic ice cap in ‘death spiral’ THE Arctic ice cap has melted so much that open water is now just 350 miles from the North Pole, the shortest distance recorded, scientists say. Arctic ice cap in ‘death spiral’ | The … Continue reading →

Check out this spectacular piece of work in the Sunday Times THE Arctic ice cap has melted so much that open water is now just 350 miles from the North Pole, the shortest distance recorded, scientists say. Arctic ice cap in … Continue reading →

Climate change finds a place in faith I attended NAU for a year and lived in Sedona for several years. In 1980 the ski area had twenty feet of snow on the ground. Other years they have almost none. The climate … Continue reading →

Climate March organizers made up some ridiculous numbers claiming that they had 400,000 people in New York. People on the ground estimated that the actual number was about one third of that. By contrast, between Twitter and WordPress I had … Continue reading →

North American winter snow coverage is an excellent proxy for how far south Arctic air is penetrating into the United States. During years when the cold air pushes further south, the snow line pushes further south, causing a larger area of snow … Continue reading →

The EPA says that CO2 is toxic. The rise in CO2 of 1:10,000 since the year 1900 is equivalent to packing an extra eleven people into Michigan Stadium. I added those extra eleven people in green below. By contrast, human lungs … Continue reading →

NASA says that the Arctic is melting down, but the ice says that NASA doesn’t know what they are talking about. There has been no trend in Arctic ice for eight years. I circled the only two days in the … Continue reading →