Monthly Archives: July 2015

The city of Fort Collins spent countless millions of dollars building a special bus line called Max, which runs every eight minutes along the train tracks north/south in downtown.   It is a huge double bus, which typically has three … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice extent is tracking just below 2006, the year with the highest summer minimum of the past decade. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Cold air has settled in over the Beaufort Sea and Greenland 10-Day … Continue reading →

Hundreds of people believed criminal government climate scientists who have been lying about Arctic conditions for years, and booked expensive Northwest Passage vacation cruises for this summer. But they have a big problem – there is ice right up to … Continue reading →

The criminals at NOAA are pushing the biggest lie in scientific history ahead of the Paris conference Climate scientists say 2015 on track to be warmest year on record | Environment | The Guardian In fact, satellites show that 2015 … Continue reading →

Last year, fraudsters posing as scientists claimed that global warming made Walruses congregate on the beach in Alaska. Biggest Walrus Gathering Recorded as Sea Ice Shrinks Walruses gather on the beach every year, and this year the sea ice is backed … Continue reading →

Eastern Arctic sea ice coverage is the highest since 1999, and considerably higher than 1981. Product – Product Search – Canadian Ice Service Look for none of our criminal government agencies or criminal major news organizations to report on this. … Continue reading →

Katherine Hayhoe spent much of the year hysterically warning Texas government agencies about Mann-made drought.

A carefully planned, 115-day scientific expedition on board the floating research vessel, the CCGS Amundsen, has been derailed as the icebreaker was called to help resupply ships navigate heavy ice in Hudson Bay. “Obviously it has a large impact on … Continue reading →

Following the dry years from 2000-2007, we are having another very wet growing season in Fort Collins, with about 10 inches of rain over the last 10 weeks. I’ve never seen it wet and green like this at the end of … Continue reading →

The Beaufort Sea, north of Alaska, is full of large floes of thick multi-year ice, that show very little sign of melt. The edges are sharp and clean, indicating that not much melt is occurring. The larger ice floes are … Continue reading →