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Bill Gray did a guest post on this blog January 5, 2016. I’m repeating it now because it was important material, and because tomorrow is an important anniversary. Bill would have been 88 now, but passed away not long afterwards. Bill’s … Continue reading →

I see you, but you don’t see me! You can see my reflection. I’m wearing a black jacket and white shorts.

A NCAR, they have a sculpture of flying birds framing NREL bird choppers at Rocky Flats. And the NREL bird choppers were put there to make people forget that Rocky Flats is a highly toxic nuclear waste site.

The owl is letting me get closer! This time I found him carefully camouflaged in a tree about a third of a mile from where I saw him this morning. I was following this Kestrel when I saw the owl.

Newsweek says global warming is going to turn Earth into a desert by 2050, unless we implement the Paris agreement. Earth Will Start Becoming a Desert by 2050 If Global Warming Isn’t Stopped, Study Says That won’t be the first … Continue reading →

All of these pictures were taken on land the University of Colorado and City of Boulder want to destroy. I know where the owl lives now.   Three Kestrels were active this morning at the same time.  Male at the … Continue reading →

During my recent visit to the UK, I had the honor to take a walk out in the country with James Delingpole and his dog Daisy, and do another podcast.  You can listen to it here. Generally it was a … Continue reading →

Ice-free Arctic in two years heralds methane catastrophe – scientist | Environment | The Guardian Drought may be new norm for UK, says environment secretary | Environment | The Guardian

The Anasazi had a very low carbon footprint and relied 100% on renewable energy like solar heating. Yet they were driven out by a 75 year long drought – with CO2 at pre-industrial levels.  Democrats hope we can achieve their … Continue reading →

Climate experts have released imagery showing what earth was like below 350 PPM CO2.