Monthly Archives: October 2018

In 1975, President Obama’s future science adviser was calling for policy driven energy shortages in the US. He cited the danger of diverting resources to unproven technologies, which is exactly what he and the Democrats want to do with wind … Continue reading →

Fifteen years ago, Tony Blair’s science adviser predicted we would all have to move to Antarctica – where temperatures sometimes fall below the freezing point of dry ice (-109 degrees.) Why Antarctica will soon be the only place to live … Continue reading →

In 1975, the New York Times predicted spilling fossil fuels would cause a new ice age. OIL SPILLS CALLED PERIL TO CLIMATE – The New York Times Four years later they predicted burning fossil fuels would cause sixteen degrees of … Continue reading →

“World renowned climate expert” Peter Wadhams predicted Arctic ice would be gone ten years ago, and then in 2015, but has graciously granted the ice yet another decade. He also believes skeptics are murdering climate scientists. How Feedback Loops Are … Continue reading →

A few weeks after announcing the demise of Arctic sea ice, the Guardian says there is too much sea ice – and it threatens Elizabeth Warren’s northern relatives with starvation. Canada: sea ice prevents crucial supply deliveries to isolated communities … Continue reading →

The same Nobel Prize winning economist who predicted the worldwide, permanent Trump recession and market crash – now says President Trump is destroying the climate. Paul Krugman: The Economic Fallout It really does now look like President Donald J. Trump, … Continue reading →

Climate experts at the EPA say declining snow cover is an indicator of global warming. Climate Change Indicators: Snow Cover | Climate Change Indicators in the United States | US EPA Scientists have been assessing global warming by looking at … Continue reading →

At current rates of Arctic sea ice growth, the entire Earth will be completely covered with ice no later than July, 2020. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut My prediction was made using the Nobel Prize winning Climate … Continue reading →