Monthly Archives: December 2023

“The truth is that the threat we face is not an abstract concern for the future. It is already upon us and its effects are being felt worldwide, right now. Scientists project that the Arctic will be ice-free in the … Continue reading →

Heavy snow coming to Britain almost 24 years after the end of snow in Britain. “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,” he said.” Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent … Continue reading →

Some of the most widely proclaimed science academics don’t appear to understand the fundamentals of science. There are a few good ones however who have withstood the pressure to conform to climate nonsense.

“GROSS ERRORS IN THE IPCC-AR4 REPORT REGARDING PAST & FUTURE CHANGES IN GLOBAL TROPICAL CYCLONE ACTIVITY – (A Nobel Disgrace) by William M. Gray Gross Errors in the IPCC-AR4 Report Concerning Past and Implied Future Changes in Global Tropical Cyclone … Continue reading →

“No one wants to buy used EVs and they’re piling up in weed-infested graveyards” No one wants to buy used EVs and they’re piling up in weed-infested graveyards | Fortune

“LEAVENWORTH, Kan., September 12.—About noon today a veritable simoon struck this city. The air was as hot as if off a cooking-stove and leaves cooked and dried up beneath the scorching rays. …. birds perished with the heat.” 13 Sep … Continue reading →

There appears to be one-upmanship in climate academia, where each new baseless prediction is substantially more ridiculous than previous ones.  All peer-reviewed of course.

Experts say the Arctic is burning and the hot Arctic is making China freeze. Climate Reanalyzer Weakened polar vortex seen as likely culprit behind China’s big chill | Reuters Growth of Arctic sea ice during the first three weeks of … Continue reading →

Experts say burning fossil fuels will cause the oceans to boil away. “the scientist proposes that the complete evaporation of the oceans could result in a whopping 273 bars of surface pressure and temperatures above 2732°F.” “only a minimal rise … Continue reading →

Thirteen years ago President Clinton’s climate advisor announced the Southwest permanent drought based on a dust storm in Phoenix.  Since he made that announcement, Arizona has gotten wetter and is about to flood. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent … Continue reading →