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Daily Archives: May 13, 2018
Another Climate Forecast Comes True
On September 24, 2015 Obama made a “climate deal” with China. I immediately identified the deal as fraudulent, and blogged that China had no intention of cutting their emissions. And of course their emissions don’t have anything to do with … Continue reading
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Letting Go Of The Past
It was easy to be a global warming true believer 20 years ago – I certainly was. During the winter of 1999-2000, the Front Range of Colorado did not have a single day which didn’t get above freezing. Since then, … Continue reading
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More Arctic BS
NSIDC maps show a 2% decline (red below) in Arctic sea ice extent since May 1. May 1 May 12 Graphs from both NSIDC and DMI show a 6% decline since May 1. Ocean and Ice … Continue reading
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A Trillion Tons Of New Ice
Since September 2016, Greenland’s surface has gained a trillion tons of new ice. 2016-2017 2017-2018 Two years ago, Greenland had a warm day in April, and that was cited as proof of global warming. Since then, almost every single day … Continue reading
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Arctic Meltdown Update
Despite all the endless hysterics from climate alarmists, there has been no change in Arctic sea ice extent since the start of MASIE records in 2006. Spreadsheet
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