Monthly Archives: September 2015

Global warming causes permanent drought, floods, the demise of skiing, and harsh snowy winters.

Based on climate models, DMI predicts 7-8C warming during winter and spring in Greenland. Greenland’s future climate The DMI’s high resolution (25 km) calculations of regional climate change in and around Greenland up to 2080 based on the A1B scenario … Continue reading →

Recent “record breaking” fires are miniscule compared to fires from 190 years ago. The 1825 Miramichi fire in New Brunswick burned 2.5 million acres in nine hours, killing everything in its path. 19 Sep 1908 – Historic Forest Fires. LARGE AREAS … Continue reading →

Last year, climate fraudsters said global warming causes drought in Texas. Worse global warming effects ahead for Texas, federal report says | Dallas Morning News This year, the same pack of criminals say that global warming makes Texas wet. Global warming … Continue reading →

Across the West this year, wildfires are burning hotter and faster. Flame-resistant cameras give experts new view on wildfires – CBS News This has been one of the quietest years on record for fires in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. … Continue reading →

Summers used to be much hotter in Michigan. Maximum temperatures have dropped about 1C over the past 90 years. Heatwave duration has plummeted. In 1921, Owosso had 21 straight days over 90 degrees. The longest stretch the last two years was … Continue reading →

All of the key climate data from NOAA and NASA is tampered and fraudulent.  

Sea level criminals want you to believe that sea level rise is accelerating. But that isn’t what they used to say. 9.3.3 Accelerations in Sea Level Rise Is there evidence of any “accelerations” (or departures from long-term linear trends) in the … Continue reading →

Seventy years ago, the New York Times was writing the identical BS as they are today. Warming Arctic Climate Melting Glaciers Faster, Raising Ocean Level, Scientist Says – NYTimes.com A decade later, they were warning of a new age Nothing … Continue reading →