Monthly Archives: April 2021

“Some of the biggest men in the United States, in the field of commerce and manufacture, are afraid of somebody, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so organized, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, … Continue reading →

During February, Ted Cruz was attacked by the press for taking his family to Cancun, Mexico during a global warming crisis which made his home freezing cold. Ted Cruz’s Cancún Trip: Family Texts Detail His Political Blunder – The New … Continue reading →

In 1920, Scientific American reported that the atmosphere was deficient in CO2, and that crop productivity could be greatly enhanced by introducing CO2 emissions from smokestacks, and that earth was covered with luxuriant forests when CO2 levels were much higher. … Continue reading →

On April 3, 2011 at 4pm a leading expert said we only have ten years left to save the Great Barrier Reef. That means the GBR will be gone in three hours. Expert warns of reef climate change deadline – … Continue reading →

“the mean annual temperature in the Arctic In the regions adjoining the Atlantic ocean has risen by 2 degrees during the last 17 years. During the winter months the rise of temperature as compared with 17 years ago is up … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice extent this winter is nearly identical to ten years ago, and higher than it was fifteen years ago. Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

National Geographic predicts Arctic sea ice will be gone in fourteen years. Fourteen years ago, they predicted the ice would be gone by 2012. Arctic Sea Ice Gone in Summer Within Five Years? Arctic summer sea ice could be gone by … Continue reading →

“the rate of (Greenland) warming in 1920 – 1930 was about 50% higher than that in 1995 – 2005” Chylek “Ice loss in Greenland has had some climatologists speculating that global warming might have brought on a scary new regime … Continue reading →

Ten years ago today, the Catlin Arctic Survey was in the Arctic to document the demise of sea ice, but they were held up by cold weather. Resolute Resignation | Catlin Arctic Survey Arctic sea ice extent is almost identical … Continue reading →

In 1969, the Canadian Government said : “Officials said recently the exact route will depend on ice conditions at the time. The Northwest Passage is open normally no more than two months in the year, but sometimes four months.” The … Continue reading →