Monthly Archives: September 2015

Many conservatives are as clueless about climate history as are their liberal counterparts. Last September was also the snowiest on record in the US.

The two largest glaciers in Northern Greenland are both growing. Experts call this “a meltdown in record heat” Petermann Glacier Ryder Glacier The Ryder Glacier is the same size it was in 1976 http://pubs.usgs.gov/pp/p1386c/p1386c.pdf

Fraudster Barack Obama was in Alaska last week, and said : Alaska has warmed about twice as fast as the rest of the United States. Remarks by the President at the GLACIER Conference — Anchorage, AK | whitehouse.gov According to … Continue reading →

The Guardian knows that the science is settled, because it is being challenged by “scientifically qualified, knowledgeable and influential persons.” They want the courts to silence “scientifically qualified, knowledgeable and influential persons.” World court should rule on climate science to quash sceptics, says Philippe … Continue reading →

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Due to very cold air and northerly winds in the Beaufort Sea, Arctic sea ice growth since the record early minimum has also been a record for the date. Look for none … Continue reading →

As of last year, NOAA didn’t show much, if any August warming for almost 20 years. That didn’t suit Barack Obama’s agenda, so they simply changed the data to make the hiatus disappear. This year’s version : 201508.gif (813×525) Last year’s … Continue reading →

On this day in 1862, 23,000 soldiers died at Antietam, Maryland. That was one soldier killed every two seconds for 12 hours. It was the bloodiest battle in US history, and the beginning of the end for the Confederate Army.

This Irish Setter was charging out of a backyard to come get me on my bicycle this morning, and ran right out in front of a truck. I doubt the driver ever saw him. Irish Setters are not known for attacking … Continue reading →

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Arctic sea ice extent is normally hitting its low right now, but this year has grown several hundred thousand km² since the beginning of the month. This is due to cold air … Continue reading →