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During the summer of 1934, not only was the US savaged by drought, but so was much of the rest of the planet.  04 Jun 1934 – WORLD DROUGHT Farmers’ Ruinous Losses Almost Uni… http://trove.nla.gov.au/ http://news.google.com/newspapers http://trove.nla.gov.au/

Eighty years ago this month, every region of the country reported temperatures over 100 degrees. http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/062/mwr-062-06-0212.pdf

Eighty years ago this summer, more than 80% of the US was experiencing drought, and about half the country was in extreme drought. 1934 was also the second hottest summer in US history, after 1936. Climate experts say that heat … Continue reading →

Greenland receives several trillion tons of snow every year, which all has to return to the sea as rivers of ice – known as glaciers. But climate alarmists don’t want this to happen, so they stand at the periphery and … Continue reading →

Not only has President Obama defeated al Qaeda and balanced the budget, but he has also strengthened relations with Israel. Obama’s Foreign Policy Successes | ThinkProgress

President Obama has put his underlying policy doctrine on display. Terrorists should be freed from prison and heavily armed, so that they can retake Iraq American political opponents like Dinesh D’Souza should be imprisoned “Al Qaeda is on the run“ The Iraqi … Continue reading →

Nobel Laureate (and inventor of the Internet) Al Gore solemnly predicted that there was a 75% chance the Arctic would be ice-free this summer. But he ran into a minor problem. With only 90 possible melt days remaining, the ice … Continue reading →

Steve Milloy dug this up. Obama is following through on a long tradition of Policy Based Evidence Making.

I heard President Obama on the radio talking about the epidemic of school shootings by psychotic young men armed with knives, guns, cars and explosives. He said he would “even be willing to talk to sportsmen about the problem” Is … Continue reading →

Seventy percent of the US has been below normal temperature since January 1, 2014. YearTDeptUS.png (688×531)