Monthly Archives: April 2015

45 years ago, scientists wanted to ban fossil fuels to prevent a new ice age and flooding of coastal cities. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/

The usual criminals in the press corps are claiming that Arctic ice is rapidly disappearing, and at a record low extent. Satellite imagery shows that there is a lot more ice and snow than there was in 2006. (Note that … Continue reading →

Nine years ago, The New York Times announced that your SUV brought endless summer to Long Island, and was killing Polar Bears gardens alone can’t save the polar bears, or all the other species that could vanish. Only a radical … Continue reading →

Tom Nelson has been booted off twitter for using the same word Gavin did. Today, April 1, Twitter informed me that my account was “locked” until I deleted this tweet:

This is the first year on record when cherry blossom florets were not active in Washington DC during March. Bloom Watch | National Cherry Blossom Festival Three years ago, scientists predicted cherry blossom florets in January. Could cherry blossoms one day be … Continue reading →

The White House on Tuesday rebuked Republican critics of its contribution to the United Nations climate pact, saying the criticisms are “hard to take seriously.” Asked about congressional Republicans who want the Senate to have to approve an agreement, White … Continue reading →

One problem which climate experts suffer from, is poor messaging. I’m happy to offer my services to improve their ability to reach the public.  

My $0.00 in big oil/tobacco/Koch funding was recently cut off, so I am actively seeking my cut of the $29 billion/year in government climate scam money. Others are getting more than their fair share, and we all believe in redistribution of … Continue reading →

Our top government experts say the Arctic will either be ice-free last year or this year. Last September 21 (2007), as the Northern Hemisphere tilted away from the sun, scientists reported with unprecedented distress that the North Polar ice cap … Continue reading →