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“In case you missed it. The temperature soared as high as 100 degrees in the Northwest Territories on Saturday, the hottest temperature ever measured north of 65 degrees latitude in the Western Hemisphere”. Tough keeping up with all this climate … Continue reading →

“Battle Mountain Government Reserve, bounded by the Grand River on the north, Roaring Fork on the east, and the Gunnison on the west, is a mass of flames. This reserve runs through the Counties of Garfield, Delta, and Mesa. The … Continue reading →

On July 11, 1888 Bennett, Colorado was 118F.  That record was erased sometime between August 22, 2020 and September 29, 2020, and changed to 115F in 2019. Wayback Machine    https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/pub/data/special/maxtemps.pdf Record Highest Temperatures by State Record Highest Temperatures by … Continue reading →

Mentally ill people often believe their imaginary world is real, and everyone else is crazy.

New Yorker Magazine explains what is the right amount of mental illness to prevent future bad weather. What to Do with Climate Emotions | The New Yorker

“7 DIE IN AND NEAR CITY New York Gasps in the Highest Temperature in Bureau’s History. 50 PERSONS PROSTRATED Mercury in Times Square at 115 —Throngs Sleep in Streets, Parks and on Beaches. NO RELIEF IS PROMISED Searing Wave Sweeps … Continue reading →

“The media praised Cuties but criticizes the Sound Of Freedom. That should tell you everything you need to know.” 11:11 AM · Jul 8, 2023

“There’s a special irony to the fact that U.S. Treasury Secretary @SecYellen , the face of “Bidenomics,” just abased herself on a disastrous diplomatic trip to China. Literally as she arrived, China implemented export controls on lithium & cobalt which … Continue reading →

The purpose of climate fact checkers is to attempt to interrupt any serious conversation about climate, and replace it with official disinformation. “No, wildfires weren’t bigger in the 1920s and ‘30s than today” “The data suffered from double and triple … Continue reading →

“In my studies of the suppression of dissent, I have come across many cases similar to Pascal’s, in which an unorthodox idea is prevented from being heard, especially if it is threatening to a powerful interest group.” Pascal, “What happens … Continue reading →