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Today’s forecast high in Winnebago, Minnesota is 41 degrees, but 110 years ago today it was 84 degrees. The warmth was even more widespread on this date in 1910. And similar in 1908, with temperatures in upstate New York reaching … Continue reading →

Snake oil salesmen convinced people that they were ailing and their only hope was to give them money. This is is exactly the same approach which modern climate fraudsters use. The City of Boulder wants to keep people focused on imaginary … Continue reading →

The left adores North Korea, because of their brutal oppression of dissent and low carbon emissions. The same goals which progressives seek for the US and Europe. North Korea: an unlikely champion in the fight against climate change | World news … Continue reading →

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. George Santayana

I have a ten mile commute to work on my bicycle, about three miles of which is along Highway 36 between Denver and Boulder. If the wind is blowing the wrong direction, the pollution from the cars is physically sickening. … Continue reading →

Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it. Adolf Hitler Fake scientists and their partners in crime at the fake news press say that spring is coming earlier in the US due … Continue reading →

On March 23, 1907 there were 90 degree temperatures in CO, FL, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, OH, OK, SC, TX, VA. Almost two-thirds of the country was over 70F. US.txt date=03231907 threshf=70 > US_03231907_70F.csv Early spring … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, the fake news New York Times declared an early spring, blamed your SUV, and by implication blamed America and Americans. Spring Came Early. Scientists Say Climate Change Is a Culprit. – The New York Times I was … Continue reading →

March temperatures in Fairbanks have been plummeting for 35 years, and so far this has been the coldest March on record there, averaging -23C. March 1981 was 20C (36F) warmer than this month.

I have been working with Boulder neighborhood groups to stop the University of Colorado and the City of Boulder from destroying the open space which separates Boulder from Denver, and keeps Boulder a unique and nice place to live. All of … Continue reading →