Monthly Archives: June 2015

 Arctic Sea Ice: What, Why, and What Next – Guest Blog – Scientific American Blog Network Arctic sea ice is closely tracking 2006, the summer with the highest minimum of the past decade. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske … Continue reading →

From five years ago, the Arctic was doomed and I was a denier. When things were rotten: Arctic sees record sea ice shrinkage, headed toward record low volume | ThinkProgress And five years later, the ice is still almost exactly … Continue reading →

In 1961, 100% of scientists agreed that the world was getting colder. SCIENTISTS AGREE WORLD IS COLDER   NYTimes.com NOAA has continuously and repeatedly tampered with the data, and now has made all of that cooling disappear.

Climate science has devolved to an angels dancing on the heads of pins discussion, with NOAA trying to claim now that their never was a hiatus.  It is a meaningless and idiotic propaganda point. The important fact is that temperatures are … Continue reading →

Temperatures in the capital of Greenland have been the coldest on record, and they are still buried in snow. Temperatures have plummeted over the past decade. Normally by this date, around 20% of Greenland is melting. This year the area … Continue reading →

Year after year, climate geniuses forecast the demise of skiing StopGlobalWarming.org » Is Colorado’s Ski Industry Doomed Due To Global Warming? In the real world, winter snow cover has been steadily expanding for the last 50 years. In order to become … Continue reading →

The White House wants to shut down almost half of the US electricity supply, and make electricity prices skyrocket. They are a huge threat to our energy infrastructure. Meanwhile they worry about imaginary “climate change” affecting the energy infrastructure.  America … Continue reading →

A few months ago, Mann and Trenberth said that record warm water off the Northeast US was causing excess snow in New England. Lovely theory, but New England is having a drought.

Six weeks ago, this article appeared APRIL 22, 2015 Climate change is making the Texas panhandle, birthplace of the state’s iconic Longhorn, too hot and dry to raise beef. What happens to the range when the water runs out? Soon, environmental activists … Continue reading →