Monthly Archives: July 2017

On this date in 1936, Wisconsin hit 114 degrees and Michigan hit 112 degrees. Those were the hottest temperatures ever recorded in those states. The ten hottest July 13th’s all occurred with CO2 below 350 PPM. July 13 is no … Continue reading →

Ever since Joe D’Aleo’s paper came out showing how almost all warming is due to data tampering, Zeke Hausfather from Berkeley Fake Earth has been telling the press that temperature adjustments reduce warming. Joe D’Aleo captured this NOAA graph for Maine … Continue reading →

As predicted, wildly corrupt progressives on the Boulder City Council voted to destroy the environmentally critical wetlands which separate Boulder from Denver. Boulder City Council approves new land-use designation for CU South – Boulder Daily Camera I’ve been documenting the … Continue reading →

Antarctic sea ice extent has been increasing since 1979, and reached a record high in 2014. S_09_extent_anomaly_plot_v2.1.png (420×240) At the end of August last year, there was a large amount of excess ice. Stormy winter weather during the first two … Continue reading →

Climate fraudsters are busy today touting an Antarctic iceberg the size of Delaware. In 1956, an iceberg five times as large broke off, and it was the second one that year. 24 Dec 1956, Page 29 – Lebanon Daily News Massachusetts … Continue reading →

The interior of Greenland gets huge amounts of snow, and rarely, if ever, gets above freezing.  Yet climate scientists have determined that it is not gaining ice. Total mass change: Polar Portal They have to dig their research facilities out of … Continue reading →

The Greenland ice sheet is blowing away all records for growth this year, and is still growing in mid-July. Climato.be – The 2017 melt season over Greenland The climate mafia responds to this quite predictably by lying, and claiming the … Continue reading →

Prior to 1940, July 11 was a very hot day in the US, but July 11 temperatures have plummeted over the last 80 years. On July 11, 1936 most of the eastern US was over 100 degrees, and 110 degree … Continue reading →