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Chicago Tribune Archive | November 25, 1981

During the global cooling and drying drought of 1977, Jerry Brown called it “the worst in recorded history” and said that desalination of seawater was needed. 9 Jun 1977, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com Feb 21, 1977, page 1 – Redlands … Continue reading →

Last year, the world’s leading expert claimed that Greenland was darkening due to soot. The world’s leading expert on the ice that covers the huge expanse of Greenland has told The Independent that he was “stunned” to see how much darker … Continue reading →

This is big. Bookmark it. “It has nothing to do with climate” Last week, NASA announced that the IPCC is wrong about East Antarctica, which is gaining ice, not losing it. A new NASA study says that an increase in … Continue reading →

In 1982, NASA reported sea level rising 1.0 mm/year (less than 4 inches per century) from 1880 to 1980, and nearly flat after 1950. Their published graph showed less than 0.9 mm/year.     pubs.giss.nasa.gov/docs/1982/1982_Gornitz_etal_1.pdf NASA has since increased 1880-1980 sea … Continue reading →

The guy who put Obama in the White House said he was against accumulating knowledge. 17 Nov 2004, Page 14 – at Newspapers.com Science genius McCain believes that rising Arctic temperatures need to be controlled by humans. Had McCain actually done any … Continue reading →

A tornado 95 years ago destroyed dozens of cities in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee, killing nearly 1,000 people and injuring 3,000 more. Climate experts say that Hurricane Patricia (with no casualties and no major damage) was the most … Continue reading →

Five years ago I pointed out that claims of ice loss at East Antarctica are idiotic. John Cook then ran a three part series attempting to twist logic and common sense into his usual mindless nonsense. Part Three: Response to … Continue reading →

Contrary to the flagrant lies of fraudsters like Heidi Cullen and Katherine Hayhoe, the frequency of hot days in the Midwest has plummeted. Days 95 degrees or above were three times as common one hundred years ago as they are now. … Continue reading →

There are 31 Illinois HCN stations which have been active since at least 1920. Every single one of them set their all-time record maximum temperature before 1955. All of th records were set in the years 1901, 1930, 1934, 1936 … Continue reading →