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Monthly Archives: September 2020
Chama, New Mexico Has Had A Cooling Trend Since 1890
Hi, everyone. Today, I’d like to show you the animation chart below using the data from the NASA website. As shown on the chart, the annual temperature in Chama, New Mexico has had a cooling trend of approximately 0.5? since … Continue reading
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The Number Of Typhoons Formed Has Been Trending Down Modestly Since 1951
Hi, everyone. Today, I’d like to show you the data for typhoons. Japanese climate alarmists said that the number of typhoons has increased as the years rolled on. However, in fact, the number of typhoons formed has been trending down … Continue reading
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