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NASA knows that climate change is real, because trace amounts of a colorless, odorless, normally undetectable gas have risen. It is difficult to comprehend how anyone can be that stupid.  Climate Change: Evidence I have discovered an even better correlation. Perfect in fact. As … Continue reading →

We all owe Fred Singer and Bill Gray a debt of gratitude for keeping sanity in the climate discussion over the past four decades.

The experiential part has to do with a drumbeat of climate-related disasters around the world, all actively reported by the news media: hurricanes and tornadoes, droughts and wildfires, extreme heat waves and equally extreme cold, rising sea levels and floods. … Continue reading →

Sixty years ago, New England was about to get slammed by two major (category 3-5) hurricanes in a row. They were the last major hurricanes to hit New England. If this happened today, climate scientists like James Hansen and Kevin … Continue reading →

The school year is beginning, and no student has experienced Al Gore’s inconvenient truth during their lifetime. But almost all have suffered through his sci-fi flick. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs By the time the hiatus ends, many of them may be grandparents. … Continue reading →

In 1988, NASA’s James Hansen published these three forecasts of global warming doom :   At his Congressional testimony that year he said that the uppermost curve, Scenario A, is “Business As Usual.”  Scenario C assumed that no new CO2 … Continue reading →

Laurel, Maryland is just down the road. They have recorded three 90 degree days this year – the fewest on record. The average number per year is 29, with a peak of 68 in the year 1900.

Birthers are those disgusting people who claim that Barack Obama was born in Kenya, in order to gain political or economic advantage. The original birther seems to have been Barack Obama, who apparently told his literary agents in 1991 that he was … Continue reading →

Jose’s Spanish team of the north is playing well.

Reader daveandrews723 got this E-Mail from Reto Ruedy at GISS It is true that our estimates for the global mean temperature anomalies occasionally change, since we base them on the best currently available data; those do change with time as records … Continue reading →