Monthly Archives: May 2015

Arctic ice propaganda at NSIDC depends on graphs like the one below, which cleverly start at peak ice in 1979, and create the deceptive appearance of a linear decrease in ice – intended to fool the reader into believing it … Continue reading →

In 1974, the National Science Board (part of the National Science Foundation) said During the last 20 to 30 years, world temperature has fallen, irregularly at first but more sharply over the last decade. National Geographic : 1976 Nov, Page 580 NASA … Continue reading →

NASA has recently erased the 1940’s warmth, but data tampering doesn’t grow ice back. National Geographic : 1976 Nov, Page 594

Chevrolet has learned that they can turn a nearly useless electric powered car into a semi-useful vehicle, by simply burning fossil fuels. The next logical step is to eliminate the battery, and lower the cost by $20,000. Maybe even put … Continue reading →

The glacier at Glacier Bay, Alaska retreated at a spectacular rate of six feet per day from 1794 to 1896. National Geographic : 1896 Apr, Page 138 If this happened now, experts would declare it to be 100% proof of … Continue reading →

In 1990, Hansen was 99% sure of global warming, and Al Gore said it was the biggest environmental problem ever and would kill us all. Global temperatures have hardly changed since 1990, other than a dip the early 1990’s caused … Continue reading →

The November, 1976 issue of National Geographic said that sun drives the climate, and that Iceland had cooled since 1940 National Geographic : 1976 Nov, Page 586-587 The post 1940 cooling in Iceland didn’t fit NASA’s agenda, so three years … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice is essentially normal, but National Geographic posts article after article, decade after decade predicting doom – which simply isn’t happening. They just can’t turn off the BS. Arctic Ice Melting Much Faster Than Predicted The advanced climate … Continue reading →

In 1977, National Geographic blamed an almost identical weather pattern as 2015 – on global cooling. A ridge of high pressure over California, a deep dip in the jet stream on the East Coast. Heat and drought in California Bitter … Continue reading →