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I testified at my first Congressional hearing in support of wilderness almost 45 years ago. It was a very hot May day in Utah, and we had to push the van through sand dunes with the A/C turned off, to keep … Continue reading →

In 1978, NOAA showed 0.6 degrees global cooling since 1975 at the surface and in balloon data. The cooling was present in both hemispheres. 1520-0493(1978)106<0755:GTVSMA>2.0.CO;2 The National Academy of Sciences knew about this cooling in 1975. sn1975_climate_change_chilling_possibilities-1.pdf This cooling was seen … Continue reading →

Science News featuring a high school dropout discussing science

10 Mar 1980, Page 5 – at Newspapers.com Sound familiar?

NOAA and NASA say UHI isn’t important.  Compare these two stations in Louisiana 50 miles apart. Urban Rural The frequency of hot days at the rural station has plummeted, while they have skyrocketed at the urban station. And then we get … Continue reading →

Progressives really want to forget the 1930s It is all starting to fit together now. Hitler, Roswell, aliens, Argentina, Maradona …. 14 Aug 1942, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com 8 Jul 1947, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com

Tech-savvy Obama keeps online lifeline | US news | The Guardian The president used a super-duper-extra-secure phone, so that he could send secured E-mail to this .gov address.

Something happened to the climate around 1950 causing sharp cooling. This was reported by NOAA and many other “specialists” No End in Sight to 30-Year Cooling Trend NYTimes.com The current crop of NOAA criminals have since erased most of the Northern … Continue reading →

The #1 Democratic candidate was leaking all of our national security secrets, at the same time the White House was trying to shoot down Edward Snowden. Obama and Hillary have turned the US government into a Monty Python farce.

February snowfall in Boulder, Colorado has been skyrocketing since climate experts declared snow to be a thing of the past. And we are expecting one to two feet of snow during the first couple of days in February this year.