Monthly Archives: November 2017

Flying to London, I watched Bill Nye and Arnold Schwarzenegger explain that “most people feel no effects of climate change now,” but “there will be no humans left on the planet in 2030.”  Bill Nye also said “in a few … Continue reading →

Seventeen years ago, Britain’s leading experts announced that children just aren’t going to know what snow is. According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, within a … Continue reading →

Calm air, and distorted atmosphere. Yesterday: chinook Two days ago: no chinook Three days ago: chinook

The fact that the same people at CNN who were colluding with the Clinton campaign cannot see a scandal in the Obama administration does not mean that no scandal was there. — Kevin D. Williamson

Arctic sea ice extent is normal, growing rapidly, and higher than 2006. Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis Greenland’s surface is gaining ice very rapidly, but not quite as fast as last year’s record … Continue reading →

The Denver Broncos won all six of their games this year prior to their anti-American outburst. Since then they have lost seven out of eight. The last time they lost this many consecutive games, glaciers were growing and the US … Continue reading →

Another chinook day with very stable air. All pictures taken from the same spot 2.2 miles away. Today: chinook Yesterday: no chinook Two days ago: chinook

I wasn’t prepared.  I took the dogs out for a walk without a real camera, and had to settle for this owl/moon shot on my phone.

In this video, I address the fundamental failure of climate science.