Monthly Archives: October 2015

Literally Washing Away The cemetery, located near Rita on the west end of Majuro, has been eroding for a decade or more, islanders say, something they attribute in part to global warming. The ocean inundations are larger and occurring with … Continue reading →

The New York Times reported that 1921 was very hot and dry around the planet. TimesMachine: January 29, 1922 – NYTimes.com The criminals at NASA have since erased it, and made 1921 one of the coldest years on record.

Knut Ångström demonstrated over a century ago that adding more CO2 has minimal impact on Earth’s radiative balance. Climate scientists either ignore this completely, or lie about the significance of his findings. The Carbon Dioxide Greenhouse Effect Adding more CO2 has very … Continue reading →

On October 19, 1958 the New York Times predicted an ice-free Arctic in the near future. The Changing Face of the Arctic – View Article – NYTimes.com Six weeks later they predicted a new ice.  December 7, 1958 – NYTimes.com

In 2005, NASA only showed 0.75C warming from 1880 to 2002 http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs/Fig_A.pdf That wasn’t going to scare anyone about the mythical two degrees, so they changed the data to show 1.2C warming from 1880 to 2002 Fig.A.gif (656×446) The next … Continue reading →

Category five hurricanes cause nearly complete devastation of everything in their path. Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale The damage from Patricia was not consistent with a category five hurricane. It would be very interesting to find out what that story was … Continue reading →

Texas is vulnerable to warming climate – Houston Chronicle Four years ago, Texas academics predicted that Texas weather would be hot and dry for the rest of the century, like the summer of 2011. And that they could fix it. … Continue reading →

There hasn’t been any warming Crosbyton, Texas over the last 90 years. That didn’t suit the political agenda, so NOAA massively cooled the past to create a non-existent warming trend.

During the hot summer of 2011, Katherine predicted a huge increase in the number of 100 degree days in Lubbock, Texas. With No End in Sight for Texas Drought, ABC News Explains: “Every Farmer in the World Will Be Affected … Continue reading →

On April 22, Katherine Hayhoe and friends announced that permanent drought was on its way to the Texas Panhandle. What Climate Change Is Doing to the Texas Cattle Ranch | The New Republic Since then, the Texas Panhandle has had … Continue reading →