Daily Archives: November 1, 2015

Five years ago I pointed out that claims of ice loss at East Antarctica are idiotic. John Cook then ran a three part series attempting to twist logic and common sense into his usual mindless nonsense. Part Three: Response to … Continue reading →

Contrary to the flagrant lies of fraudsters like Heidi Cullen and Katherine Hayhoe, the frequency of hot days in the Midwest has plummeted. Days 95 degrees or above were three times as common one hundred years ago as they are now. … Continue reading →

There are 31 Illinois HCN stations which have been active since at least 1920. Every single one of them set their all-time record maximum temperature before 1955. All of th records were set in the years 1901, 1930, 1934, 1936 … Continue reading →

Long before we had treacherous scumbags in the White House, the US had wise and brave leaders. “Truth will ultimately prevail where there are pains to bring it to light.” “If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we … Continue reading →

I rarely use my car in Colorado, but am headed off to Maryland car-free today. I’m taking the $12 bus from Boulder to DIA, which is the fastest, most convenient and by far the cheapest way to get there. From … Continue reading →

In 1924, it was reported that all of glaciers in the Rockies had been retreating since 1902, with very rapid retreat since 1919. 12 Nov 1924, Page 19 – at Newspapers.com According to massively tampered data from NOAA, 1924 was … Continue reading →

Zwally’s team calculated that the mass gain from the thickening of East Antarctica remained steady from 1992 to 2008 at 200 billion tons per year, while the ice losses from the coastal regions of West Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula … Continue reading →

NASA now says that Antarctica is gaining ice. NASA Study: Mass Gains of Antarctic Ice Sheet Greater than Losses | NASA I have been pointing out for years that the academic interpretations of ice loss via GRACE gravity data, are … Continue reading →

We are seeing unprecedented growth of Arctic ice this autumn. After the shortest melt season on record, and the fastest growth on record, Arctic sea ice is the highest for the date since at least 2004. Ocean and Ice Services … Continue reading →

Drought swaying opinions on global warming | The Columbian There are so many things wrong with article, it is difficult to know where to start. Drought is actually affecting an unusually small portion of the US right now, and it … Continue reading →