Monthly Archives: November 2016

High School dropout Leo DiCaprio (who has a carbon footprint the size of Belize) says sea level is going to rapidly rise and drown our cities. And it is your fault. Before the Flood: Leonardo DiCaprio’s climate change documentary exclusive … Continue reading →

Satellites are far more accurate at measuring global temperatures than the severely flawed surface temperature record. NASA claims global warming is rapidly occurring, but satellites show very little warming this century. What could possibly motivate the US Space Agency to ignore … Continue reading →

This is how progressives view reality. This is how the sane portion of the population sees reality.

Over the past century, the US climate has greatly improved. Government experts predicted increasing drought – but the exact opposite has occurred. The US is getting wetter. Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) The frequency of … Continue reading →

President Trump can solve the global warming crisis overnight, by simply replacing NASA’s Gavin Schmidt with a competent scientist like John Christy or Roy Spencer. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs

Greenland’s surface has been gaining about 3.5 billion tons of ice per day since the first of September. This is about 50% above normal. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI This is occurring just as global land temperatures are … Continue reading →

In a remarkable outbreak of mass color blindness, all of the leading political experts and news sources have developed the inablility to see the color red – and are only able to a few tiny dots of blue near the … Continue reading →

Dr. Tim Ball and I gave presentations last week to the Five Dock Climate Skeptics in Sydney. Thanks to Jim Simpson for sending these over.

President Obama said “my plan will necessarily make electricity prices skyrocket” These are the words of a madman, a societal saboteur. No one in their right mind would think or say anything like that. Sane energy policy requires low cost, … Continue reading →