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AFP: Next climate warming report will be dramatically worse: UN

Obama promised to take politics out of science. What he meant by that was that he planned to make science 100% political, and remove all science from science. Prof Stavins told The Mail on Sunday yesterday that he had been … Continue reading →

TimesMachine: February 25, 1923 – NYTimes.com According to NASA, temperatures were very cold in 1923, much colder than the 1970’s – when Arctic ice was rapidly expanding. Fig.A2.gif (658×474) If you believe the NASA temperature record like Mosher does, then the … Continue reading →

For most of the 20th century, the scientific consensus ridiculed anyone who believed that the continents moved. By 1980, the scientific consensus gave up on blocking progress in geology, and turned their attention to blocking progress in climate science.

In 2007, Nobel laureate Al Gore said the Arctic is “falling off a cliff” and the ice will be gone by 2014.  Like all good climate experts, he based his projection on six weeks worth of data. Arctic sea ice is … Continue reading →

North Dakota has 130 degree swings in temperature every year, but scientists say that two degrees of temperature change will destroy the earth.

There was nothing suspicious about Petraeus being targeted two days before he was scheduled to testify about Benghazi. There was certainly nothing suspicious about Ben Carson getting a tax audit after criticizing Obama. Not a smidgen of corruption behind the IRS … Continue reading →

Obama’s science czar John Holdren predicts 25 mm/year sea level rise starting tomorrow, and his equally intelligent buddy says Arctic ice lost 40 meters thickness in one year. Philippine Daily Inquirer – Jan 30, 2005 Philippine Daily Inquirer – Google News Archive … Continue reading →

SIGNIFIGANT RISE IN SEA LEVEL NOW SEEMS CERTAIN By ERIK ECKHOLM Published: February 18, 1986 MANY scientists are so sure that the sea level will rise visibly in the coming decades that they are advising planners to adopt new strategies … Continue reading →