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THE WEEK IN SCIENCE – OUR MELTING NORTH – New Evidence Supports Geology’s View That the Arctic Is Growing Warmer – Article – NYTimes.com

The Changing Face of the Arctic – Article – NYTimes.com

21 Jul 1976 – C.I.A. WARNING Changes to climate to bring uphea… At this point, what difference does it make? – Hillary Clinton

Google News archives used to be searchable for historical information, but no more. Until a few days ago, this search returned hundreds of items. Now it returns nothing. hansen sea level rise site:news.google.com/newspapers – Google Search It is difficult to control … Continue reading →

Scientists have been hoping for over a decade that the Larsen B ice shelf will collapse, and provide them with more funding – but the weather just isn’t cooperating. This Antarctic ice shelf will likely be the next to collapse … Continue reading →

Marika Holland of the National Center for Atmospheric Research is one such scientist. She specializes in studying the relationship between sea ice and global climate, and helped the team identify climate models for use in the study. Working with Julienne … Continue reading →

Over the past decade, temperatures in England have been dropping at a rate of 11ºC per century. http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcet/cetml1659on.dat …

In January, 1935 – weather was hot in Britain and cold in Australia and India. 05 Jan 1935 – ANTIPODEAN WEATHER 04 Jan 1935 – WINTER HEAT WAVE IN BRITAIN (Special to “The Min… 17 Jan 1935 – COLD IN … Continue reading →

Last week, Claire Davis was shot in the head by a self-professed communist Obama loving anti-gun nut at Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado. Her crime was attending the same school as a progressive. In the year after Sandy Hook, … Continue reading →

 the survey showed 93 percent of actively publishing climate  scientists indicated that they are convinced that humans have contributed to global warming.   This is consistent with prior studies’ findings that the climate science community is in agreement  that humans are largely … Continue reading →