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Daily Archives: September 26, 2017
Autumn Sights In The South Boulder Wetlands
The University of Colorado plans to destroy all of this habitat. They were out with their giant drone this morning.
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Summers Getting Shorter In The US
Autumn arrives several days earlier in the US than it did a century ago. This shouldn’t surprise anyone, because autumn snow cover is increasing and is at record highs – indicating that Arctic air is intruding further and further south. … Continue reading
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September Soccer – And Climate Skepticism
January 2006 was the warmest January on record in Fort Collins, Colorado – and much of the US. The average January maximum temperature was 52 degrees, and I spent much of the month in a short sleeve shirt. In February … Continue reading
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Latest Fraud From Heidi Cullen
Nobody is more consistent and cynical with their climate fraud than Heidi Cullen’s Climate Central. Now they are claiming that summer is lasting longer in Minneapolis, based on a trend started during the ice age scare in 1970. A look … Continue reading
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