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GISS Diverging From Reality At A Phenomenal Rate

Gavin is doing an excellent job following in Hansen’s footsteps, keeping GISS global temperatures diverging from reality at a phenomenal rate. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs NASA says that satellite temperatures are much more accurate, but since they don’t fit the computer models … Continue reading →

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Today!

I disagree with the criticism of Bradley. He has the self-confidence and poise to control the ball in the mid-field, which combined with Tim Howard’s flawless performance has kept the US in the tournament. Will Altidore play?

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Illinois USHCN Infilled Temperatures Warming 14 Degrees Per Century Faster Than Measured Ones

NOAA’s program of making up temperatures for stations which don’t report in a given month, has produced a 14F/century divergence between the fake temperatures and the actual measured ones in Illinois. Climate experts and several prominent skeptics agree that the NOAA methodology … Continue reading →

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Tomorrow!

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Climate Experts Believe They Can Improve The Weather Through A Carbon Tax

TimesMachine: August 22, 1899 – NYTimes.com

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Global Warming Continues To Hit Australia Hard

Heavy Snow Brings July Joy in Australia – InTheSnow | Ski Magazine

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Lost And Found

Six years ago, the US had three branches of government – legislative, judicial, and the teleprompter branch. By January of this year that had been reduced to a pen and a phone, and now our entire system of government consists of … Continue reading →

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Baby Steps

Uninteresting Putz admits the US is cooling. One baby step at a time.

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UninterestingPutz Jumps Back In The Ring For Round Two

 

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Settled Science Requires A New $500 Million satellite

After first mission failed in 2009 NASA will launch the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) on Tuesday to further scientific understanding of carbon dioxide emissions, the agency’s first mission to study greenhouse gases. The $468 million mission will allow scientists to … Continue reading →

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