Monthly Archives: November 2016

Long before high school dropout Leo DiCaprio took control of the climate, Richard Harris decreed a prefect climate for Camelot on every day of the year.

The Guardian reports that two of the top receipients of Obama climate scam money are upset that Trump is cutting them off. Trump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on ‘politicized science’ | Environment | The Guardian

Michael Spencer clicked on an ad on my blog, and this came up.

Two days ago I reported on Trausti Jónsson of the Icelandic Met Office reversing his long established complaints about NASA/NCDC temperature adjustments in Iceland. After being a vocal critic of the adjustments for years, he suddenly reversed roles and allowed himself to be … Continue reading →

Scientists and the press have been claiming that the different surface temperature data sets showing record heat are independent. 2015 declared the hottest year on record : Nature News & Comment Gavin just admitted to Senator Roberts that they aren’t. They … Continue reading →

Thermometers show the US cooling since about 1920, but NOAA massively cools the past to create the appearance of a warming trend. These adjustments make a spectacular hockey stick of data tampering. When plotted against atmospheric CO2, the correlation is … Continue reading →

This is a huge story.  We are closing the noose on NASA climate fraud. The Canberra Times has an article today attacking Senator Roberts over a letter he sent questioning the adjustments NASA (i.e. GHCN) has made in Iceland. Senator Roberts … Continue reading →

In one one of their many fake news stories today, the New York Times says Donald Trump is going to cause sea level to rise six meters at Boston, drowning the city. What Trump’s Climate Legacy Could Look Like – … Continue reading →

In 1999, NASA showed there was no net global warming from 1866 to 1976, and that 1877 was the warmest year during that interval. Archived version of http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/gistemp/GLB.Ts.txt Note that this looks nothing like Michael Mann’s hockey stick blade from … Continue reading →