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“OLYMPIC SNOW SPORTS DUBIOUS CHAMONIX, France, Jan. 25.— “With the skating rink and snow slides almost wrecked by thaws, ‘opening of the Olympic games here tomorrow seems dubious. The skating rink is soft and sloppy and slides for the bobsled … Continue reading →

Nine years ago experts said record high sea ice in Antarctica was due to global warming and was exactly what they predicted. “Antarctic ice floes extended further than ever recorded this southern winter, confounding the world’s most-trusted climate models. the … Continue reading →

The LA Times says it is possible the world will eliminate fossil fuels and replace with wind and solar. “The good news is we already know the solutions and have the technology needed to switch to renewable energy. But to … Continue reading →

A number of climate skeptics have been promoting the idea that oil deposits are formed from non-biological processes deep inside the earth, and that supply is unlimited. That claim is not credible. This map shows all oil wells operating in … Continue reading →

“Germany, Feb. 3——The warm weather “jinx” which has over- shadowed the Winter Olympics since their commencement in 1924, today showed no signs of letting up before the scheduled opening here Thursday. The fourth consecutive day of rain today washed away … Continue reading →

Since Elon Musk took over Twitter, there has been much better availability of accurate information about energy and climate. But there has also been an increase in certain types of misinformation.

“For the U.S. to continue to exist, the GOP cannot.” 3:11 PM · Feb 2, 2023

We haven’t been above 0F (-18C) for several days here in Cheyenne, Wyoming. And the press says we are having the worst drought in 1,200 years.

Nine years ago the New York Times announced the end of snow, and showed a picture from a ski resort in Germany to prove it. The End of Snow? – The New York Times This is what that resort looks … Continue reading →

“SOME day, when your daily newspaper is delivered, you may turn to a column reserved for bulletins on the sun. At least, that is the opinion of Dr. R. B. Baumegardt, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society. of England, and … Continue reading →