Monthly Archives: March 2016

In 2014, The Danish Meteorological Institute showed that Greenland’s surface gained 130 Billion tons of ice during the 2011-2012 time period. Now they show that Greenland gained no ice during that period. Here are the original files: 2014 version 2016 … Continue reading →

The US experienced an incredible heatwave during this week in 1910. Temperatures of 70 degrees were recorded all the way up to Lake Superior, and Salem, Indiana reached 97 degrees. NASA says that 1910 was right at the bottom of … Continue reading →

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An exciting new release for Windows, and the first Mac version. Version 1.6 allows you to do daily comparisons between two years, like the one below – which shows how incredibly hot the summer of 1936 was. If you select two … Continue reading →

In March of 1980, the Republican elite was very angry at the voters for favoring the unelectable Ronald Reagan, and held secret meetings considering a “stop-Reagan drive.” They wanted Bush in the White House. 18 Mar 1980, Page 9 – … Continue reading →

The British Museum has an exhibit going showing cities in ancient Egypt which drowned thousands of years ago. Only an ancient carbon tax could have prevented this.

Greenland’s surface has gained almost 500 billion tons of ice since September 1. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI Arctic sea ice is very close to the 1981-2010 median. N_daily_extent.png (420×500) Experts say that the imaginary melting is both … Continue reading →

Bill McKibben is now terrified of Methane. Global Warming’s Terrifying New Chemistry | The Nation Methane was 2 PPM in 1984, and it is 2 PPM now. ftp://aftp.cmdl.noaa.gov/products/trends/ch4/ch4_annmean_gl.txt Radiative transfer models show that Methane has almost no impact on downwelling … Continue reading →

On March 27, 1910 temperatures were 70F (21C) all the way to the shores of Lake Superior. Salem Indiana reached 97F (36C.)  If this happened now, scientists would say they are 99% certain it was caused by humans. NASA says … Continue reading →