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Ortiz, regional director for U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., spoke on the senator’s behalf. In his speech, Ortiz provided definition of climate change and updates on how it is being handled in this country and throughout the world. Ortiz said … Continue reading →

Ice cover on the Great Lakes (39%) is nearly double the previous record for mid-April, set in 1979. GLCFS Products Ice Charts – Winter 1979 / c79apr16.jpg NCDC claims that several years have been colder in the region, apparently believing … Continue reading →

Five years of drought in China beginning in 1928, followed by massive floods in 1933, killed millions of people. This does not include the three million killed by the 1931 Chinese flood. Cannibalism in Shensi. – ENTIRE CITY RAZED BY FLOOD … Continue reading →

The most effective way to end worrisome climate change, is to elect honest politicians – and cut off the funding to the liars and scumbags propagating this scam.

Climate scientists on crack have determined that cryosphere is in collapse, based on three outlier years and no trend. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008

NOAA has set an all-time world record for data tampering in 2014. So far this year they have adjusted US temperature upwards by an average of 1.185 degrees at all USHCN stations, creating a genuine hockey stick. Final : ushcn.tavg.latest.FLs.52i.tar.gz … Continue reading →

If you shout Islamic epithets while gunning down US soldiers eating lunch, that is workplace violence. But if you raise food in Nevada on land your family has worked for 140 years, you are a terrorist.

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2014 is almost one-third over, and so far has been the coldest start to the year on record in the US midwest.

I live in the middle of a fracking gas field. Our electricity comes from a coal fired power plant 20 miles away, and coal death trains pass through Fort Collins several times a day. The environment here is very clean, and … Continue reading →