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Author Archives: Tony Heller
Hot Days Are A Thing Of The Past In Minnesota
Ninety degree days used to be fairly common in Minnesota, but over they almost never happen any more. The last really hot summer was 1988 – apparently Hansen’s 1988 Congressional testimony ended global warming in Minnesota
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A Change Of Tack
Skeptics need to stop being defensive. A Mann-made shortage of fossil fuels would be an environmental catastrophe. Every tree in the forest would be chopped down for firewood, Every animal in the wild would be hunted to extinction for food. … Continue reading
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More Than Half Of NCDC December Land Temperatures Were Fake
After the announcement of hottest year ever, the reason given to ignore satellite temperatures was because “we don’t live in the troposphere.” Apparently we must be fish, because the land temperatures were not the hottest ever. And I am pretty … Continue reading
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Pattern Matching Quiz
Anyone with an IQ above a climate scientist or turnip should be able to pass this quiz.
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IT Must Be A High CO2 Day
I woke up this morning and immediately sensed that CO2 levels were up 0.000001 mole fraction from last year. Then I removed the pea from under the 14th mattress, and went back to sleep.
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Learning To Comment Like A Progressive
New Satellite Data Reveals Dramatic Shrinkage of Arctic Ice Cap » EcoWatch
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Experts Warn That Global Warming Threatens Chicago
Last summer, after the coldest winter and iciest spring on record on Lake Michigan, experts warned that global warming threatened Chicago Global warming threatens Chicago tourism | Chicago The city continues to suffer from global warming today.
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One Hundred Years Ago – Global Cooling Caused Worldwide Drought
One hundred years ago, global cooling was causing a world-wide drought and was making all the world’s glaciers disappear. 24 Jun 1914 – IS THE EARTH DRYING UP? 28 Sep 1910 – RECEDING GLACIERS. Scientists are much smarter now, and … Continue reading
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Hiding The Decline At NCDC
In 1975, the National Academy of Sciences showed no net Northern Hemisphere warming from 1900 to 1970, and about 0.5C cooling from the 1930’s to 1970 But this didn’t make climategate scientists happy, because it wrecked their global warming theory, … Continue reading
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This Morning’s Global Warming Roundup
The Northern Hemisphere is experiencing some incredibly cold weather, thanks to your SUV.
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