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Fri June 27, 2008 The North Pole may be briefly ice-free by September as global warming melts away Arctic sea ice, according to scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. North Pole could be ice-free … Continue reading →

Three years ago, Joe Romm announced the beginning of the permanent drought. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent Drought” | The Energy Collective It must be that new kind of drought, which is very wet.

Al Gore’s Nobel Prize winning ice-free Arctic in 2014 forecast, appears to have missed by only twice the area of Alaska. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008

Your Aug. 3 editorial ”Waiting for the Greenhouse Effect” poses an implicit question: Given the length of time for greenhouse effects even to be measurable and the immense uncertainty about the extent of the threat, how are people likely to … Continue reading →

On January 6, with the Arctic at -30C and full of ice, Bryan Walsh of Time Magazine blamed the cold weather in the US on melting Arctic ice. Then he went on to blame the polar vortex on global warming, … Continue reading →

Maximum temperatures are on a long-term decline in Australia ‘ But the absolute temperatures are increasing. This is because they have been progressively adding hotter stations to the thermometer record. By contrast, anomalies vs. absolute temperatures look almost identical in … Continue reading →

The usual team of climate liars claims that Greenland is melting down and its glaciers are shrinking. We know that the surface is gaining huge amounts of ice But what about the glaciers? In 2010 they got hysterical about an … Continue reading →

In June of 1957, Louisiana was hit by a major hurricane which killed more than 500 people. It was the only major hurricane to ever hit the US before July.

Just got back from a cycling in the Fort Collins foothills, wearing a down jacket and gloves on September 6. Normally the Chamisa is bright gold this time of year, but all the rain this summer is keeping the colors … Continue reading →