Monthly Archives: August 2015

One of the charts, which used data from upper troposphere, appeared to show that the climate isn’t warming as much as scientists would expect. I checked that out with Hayhoe, who told me this is a common data manipulation: The … Continue reading →

Climate experts say that Hudson Bay Polar Bears are doomed by global warming, as ice levels are the 4th highest on record and highest since 1992. 20150803180000_CVCHDCTHB_0008402986.gif Meanwhile, the Arctic Basin has been covered with clouds and cold air for … Continue reading →

The amount of sea ice in the eastern Arctic has rapidly increased over the past four years, and is higher than it was 30 years ago in 1985. Product – Product Search – Canadian Ice Service Meanwhile, the usual criminals in … Continue reading →

I did a long bike ride after work, and was thinking about Obama’s completely pointless CO2 regulations. Like almost everything else Obama does, they accomplish nothing, but hurt lots other people. Progressives like Barack Obama are obsessed with controlling people … Continue reading →

The dictator just issued some more CO2 regulations. They have absolutely nothing to do with climate. By the year 2030, China will emit four times as much CO2 as the US. Anything the US does is in the noise. Why do … Continue reading →

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In 2005, “climate experts” (aka “fraudsters” “snake oil salesmen” “incompetents” “criminals” “liars”) told us that major hurricanes like Katrina were the “new normal.” Instead, we got the exact opposite with the quietest decade on record for US hurricanes. It has been … Continue reading →

Major hurricanes are rare in July, but in 1916 the US was hit by two of them within ten days. By contrast, the US has not been hit by a major hurricane in almost ten years. Climate experts say hurricanes are getting … Continue reading →

One year ago, the Boston Globe published this brilliant piece of work. In Maine, scientists see signs of climate change By David Abel GLOBE STAFF  SEPTEMBER 21, 2014 ACADIA NATIONAL PARK, Maine — With milder winters sparking a surge in … Continue reading →