Daily Archives: July 31, 2016

Two years ago, the White House issued a report by 300 leading climate scientists and experts, saying that heat and drought would devastate the US Midwest. Landmark Report Warns Time Is Running Out To Save U.S. From Climate Catastrophe | … Continue reading →

You aren’t allowed to dispute junk science, because people were killed by Tropical Storm Sandy You aren’t allowed to discuss Islamic terrorism, because a Muslim US soldier was killed by Islamic terrorists in Iraq. Trump wants to divide America, because he … Continue reading →

The heatwave of 2016 has been notable in that so far this summer the area of the US to reach 100F (38C) has been the lowest on record. During the 1930’s, more than 70% of the US reached 100F every … Continue reading →

The odds of winning the lottery are millions to one, yet people win all the time. Climate scientists would describe this as a “million year event.” The fallacy is pretty obvious. The odds of any one person winning the lottery … Continue reading →

Our friends are parked waiting for the ice to melt in the Northeast Passage. At current melt rates, it will be at least 10 weeks before the Northeast Passage opens. But the sun is getting lower every day and melt … Continue reading →

After years of research, I have discovered that droughts are always followed by wet periods, and wet periods are always followed by drought. Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) Where do I collect my Nobel … Continue reading →

Jerry Brown says that the dry weather (which is contained inside the California state line) is caused by Donald Trump induced global warming. And of course in 1977, the drought was due to global cooling.  Must have been Jimmy Carter’s … Continue reading →

Experts say that melting glaciers in Alaska are a sign of man-made climate change. They say this because they don’t know anything about climate. Alaskan glaciers were melting in 1935. September 7, 1935 – ‘GLACIER PRIEST’ FINDS ALASKAN ICE CAP … Continue reading →