Yearly Archives: 2019

we assert that multi-meter sea level rise on the century time scale are not only possible, but almost dead certain. Must-read Hansen and Sato paper: We are at a climate tipping point that, once crossed, enables multi-meter sea level rise … Continue reading →

Today was the earliest autumn day on record which Boulder did not get above freezing, Our peak temperature this afternoon was 27 degrees. The previous record early cold was 34 degrees on October 8, 1985. Average temperature for the date … Continue reading →

I was walking the dogs yesterday afternoon in calm weather close to 80 degrees. Suddenly the wind came up as a gale, and temperatures dropped 15 degrees in about one minute. We are currently at 26 degrees, which is 43 … Continue reading →

Everyone was busy gathering nectar yesterday ahead of the record cold weather today. This video needs to be watched full screen. Insects who are gainfully employed in useful work, unlike their completely useless human counterparts.

Apparently electricity from wind turbines is less evil than natural gas powered electricity.

In 1986, NASA’s James Hansen made some projections about how global warming was going to affect eight cities. Mintzer distributed a chart showing a 1986 projection made by NASA climatologists of the likely impact of global warming on eight major … Continue reading →