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Sixteen years ago today, Al Gore was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. At the ceremony he said the world was spinning out of kilter and predicted the Arctic would be ice-free by 2014.

In 1990, Al Gore announced that anyone who didn’t agree with his misinterpretation of Antarctic ice core data was “unethical.” “The Indianapolis Star 12 Aug 1990, Sun -Page 102 THEN IN March 1990, in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological … Continue reading →

“Things could heat up with ozone layer By Bonnie Vance News Staff – A NASA scientist, saying that “We are conducting one big experiment with the Earth’s atmosphere,” warned that industrial pollutants are destroying the ozone layer that normally protects … Continue reading →

COP28 is targeting energy and food, while doing nothing about CO2 or climate. “UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment and COP28 Food Systems Lead, announced that 152 nations have signed the Declaration ?, bringing food and agriculture to the … Continue reading →

The hottest year in twelve states was 1921.

The press is bragging again about how well they have suppressed any factual discussion about climate. “Good news on climate change is hard to find”   Michael Smolens: Good news on climate change is hard to find – The San … Continue reading →

By Steven Brown Chicago Daily News Man’s heavy use of fossil fuels has staved off another ice age and is creating a warmer global climate that will cause sweeping changes in population distribution and life-styles. That is the belief University … Continue reading →

Politifact says NOAA is making the data better by tampering with it. PolitiFact | Fox’s Doocy: NASA fudged data to make the case for global warming Over the last 25 years

“WORLD GROWING WARMER. Whilst many people have been bemoaning the cold weather of June and July, it is rather questionable comfort to be told by a weather optimist in the London “Daily Mail” that the world, and particularly the northern … Continue reading →

“PARIS, May 24.—Paris today experienced the hottest May day in 116 years, the thermometer hitting 94 1-10 degrees Fahrenheit in the | Shade at 3:45 o’clock this after- noon. This city was one of many | European capitals to experience … Continue reading →