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Daily Archives: November 8, 2017
War Makes For Strange Bedfellows
I just voted for the five Boulder City Council candidates who promised to replace Boulder’s very clean natural gas power plant with worthless, environmentally destructive windmills. Why did I do this? Because they are also the only candidates pledged to … Continue reading
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1940 : Arctic Rapidly Melting – How Does NASA Respond?
One third of Arctic sea ice disappeared between 1890 and 1940, when CO2 levels were below 310 PPM. 13 Oct 1940, Page 76 – Hartford Courant at Newspapers.com Glaciers in Greenland and Norway were melting rapidly and facing “catastrophic collapse.” … Continue reading
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Partying With Climate Alarmists
I spent yesterday evening celebrating at the Hotel Boulderado with a group of hard core climate alarmists, who are convinced that Boulder’s immaculately clean natural gas fired power plant is somehow “dirty.” One of the people I enjoyed talking to … Continue reading
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