Monthly Archives: May 2017

Two years ago, Michael Mann and Katherine Hayhoe predicted longer summers, shorter springs and heat for Colorado. They said Denver was among the top seven cities at risk from global warming. Climate change in Colorado – Boulder Weekly How is that … Continue reading →

I saw all of these things during a ten minute period yesterday Coyote looking for veal. Getting discouraged Giving up Hawk flies into tree occupied by Kestrel. Kestrel gets angry, dive bombs hawk. Kestrel gives up, moves to next tree. … Continue reading →

Other bird pictures from the last couple of days.

The graph explains the climate science definition of weather vs climate. California drought: Past dry periods have lasted more than 200 years, scientists say – The Mercury News For climate scientists, a three year California drought which suits their funding … Continue reading →

I turn 60 on Thursday. Mt. St Helens has its 37th birthday, but the climate has its 122nd birthday. Due to a man-made overheated atmosphere, Boulder is expecting snow for the first time ever on May 18. It has been … Continue reading →

I explain the brainless superstition and junk science behind claims that humans control sea level.

Oreo went into the bushes looking like this. And came out looking like this. Fortunately nothing broken, but no long walks for him for a while. Usually he sleeps on the bed, but he couldn’t jump so last night he made … Continue reading →

The time has come to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate election hacking. There is overwhelming evidence CNN hacked the US election, and they need to be held to account and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Brazile … Continue reading →