Monthly Archives: April 2015

Look for NSIDC and NASA to remain silent, as Arctic sea ice extent rapidly approaches the highest level in a decade.

Colorado generates large amounts of clean, green electricity using its vast reserves of stored solar energy.

In 1945, the US used a very special peace process to turn the two most warlike countries into the world into two of the most peaceful. This delicate process is documented in the imagery below.

In his weekly address last Saturday, Obama underscored the risks the nation faces if nothing is done to seriously address global warming. That includes Florida, where rising sea levels could wreck the tourism economy, weather extremes could play havoc with … Continue reading →

It has been 33 years since the New York Times predicted that the US would become “truly tropical” The predicted warming would not be pleasant. The Northern Hemisphere, having less ocean, would experience a greater than average temperature rise. The … Continue reading →

Can you distinguish between the writings of James Hansen and those of Tiny Tim?  SO FAR, GREENHOUSE EFFECT HEATS ONLY DEBATE – NYTimes.com The Argus-Press – Google News Archive Search

White progressives are the most prejudiced people on the planet. In order to fill the void in their lives, they imagine that other people need their help. This makes them feel superior. This requires that they keep other people permanently … Continue reading →

Hansen’s 1988 testimony seems to have marked the end of really hot summers in the US.   [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLrTPrp-fW8]

Over the past decade, more people in Florida were killed by George Zimmerman, than by hurricanes or sea level rise. President Obama is flying there tomorrow in a CO2 spewing jet to warn them about the immense dangers of CO2 induced … Continue reading →

Jerry Brown is building the ultimate thrill ride – a $70 billion 200 MPH train to nowhere, which crosses many major fault lines. Imagine the excitement crossing the San Andreas Fault at 200 MPH when they have a repeat of … Continue reading →