Daily Archives: January 19, 2015

I forecast that Barack Obama will use Gavin’s fake “hottest year ever” in his SOTU address tomorrow evening, as part of the President’s ongoing efforts to seize control of the US energy sector. Global Warming: The Most Dishonest Year on Record I … Continue reading →

Hansen says UHI is 0.1 degrees. Hansen and Lebedeff (1987) estimate that urban effects cause a warming of about 0.1°C/century on global average Surface Air Temperature Analyses Every night the weather forecaster says “and a few degrees cooler in outlying areas”  – … Continue reading →

In Saudi Arabia, you get 1,000 lashes and jail time for blogging against the official line of propaganda. Jim Hunt has proposed that skeptics be jailed in the United States. Jim says my forecast of 2014 Arctic ice extent close … Continue reading →

Republicans are trying to find solutions of their own to climate change instead of just attacking President Obama’s environmental policies, but the party hasn’t been able to agree on specific plans or policies. Now in control of Congress, some Republicans … Continue reading →

The Guardian is very upset that the wealth of poor people has tripled over the past 15 years New Oxfam report says half of global wealth held by the 1% | Business | The Guardian This explains why they want carbon … Continue reading →

In 2003, The Guardian announced the end of skiing. On the rocks: the grim forecast for winter sports as global warming increases | World news | The Guardian This is today’s Guardian cover

ice extent stays on the long-term downward trajectory that will eventually lead to seasonally ice free conditions as the Arctic continues to warm in response to rising atmospheric concentrations of Greenhouse gases. December ends, 2014 in review Besides the fact … Continue reading →

Snowfall is increasing over the last 20 years, so we need to get used to less snow. Climate change takes toll on winter tourism in Kashmir

Will oceans surge 59 centimetres this century – or 25 metres? — Department of Physics at University of Toronto Tide gauges show about 8 mm since that prediction, so only 24,992 left to go.