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By switching from global warming to “climate change” they now blame every weather event on humans, and lack of action by politicians. This provides a mechanism to blackmail politicians. Any weather event like Hurricane Sandy or a hot summer in … Continue reading →

In the microprocessor business, companies employ teams nearly as large as the design teams, whose job it is to find things wrong with the design. It is catastrophic to the company to have a flawed microprocessor make it into consumer hands, … Continue reading →

78% of the US has been below normal temperature since October 1, but Southern California was the important place for measuring the climate. http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/WaterTDeptUS.png

In 2012, the winter maximum Arctic ice extent was high, and alarmists screamed that it meant nothing because the multi-year ice was disappearing. This year NSIDC reports a large increase in multi-year ice, and alarmists are screaming that the winter maximum … Continue reading →

A consensus means that everyone agrees to say collectively what no one believes individually – Abba Eban   Israeli Foreign Minister 1915

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Fox News reports : The massive (Gallup) survey, released on Monday, shows the number of uninsured indeed has fallen to its lowest level in years, likely thanks to the Affordable Care Act. http://www.foxnews.com What they are trying to say is … Continue reading →

Changes to GISS US temperatures between 2001 and 2014 assisted in multiple efforts. Reducing the 1940s spike Hiding the decline Making the hockey stick   This was on top of a very large and similarly shaped change between 2000 and 2001

Due to improvements in temperature recording technology. USHCN has to exponentially increase recent temperature adjustments.

The Arctic has seen a huge increase in multi-year sea ice. The Great Lakes have record ice. Antarctica has record sea ice. Global sea ice area is above normal. Last year was the quietest year for hurricanes and tornadoes on … Continue reading →