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Why Arctic sea ice will vanish in 2013 Serious stuff: Adult discussion time… My prediction above was based on understanding of the inter-related Artic/climatic system obtained through in-depth research conducted as part of my Ph.D. studies on abrupt climate change, … Continue reading →

Andrew Freedman of Heidi Central claims that the Boulder rainfall last week was a 1,000 year event. Here is how his scam works. The CSU map below (h/t Omnologos) shows rainfall during the 1997 Spring Creek flood in Fort Collins … Continue reading →

Lyons was severely damaged by the flood and won’t be functional again for months. It was a disaster waiting to happen.

“Pundits say President Obama is starting to lose support from his own Party. Give you an idea how bad it’s gotten, today Jimmy Carter compared him to Jimmy Carter.” – Jay Leno Leno: It’s Gotten So Bad For Obama ‘Today … Continue reading →

21 Aug 1931 – CENTRAL CHINA FLOOD HORROR Worst Disaster in Cou… http://news.google.com/newspapers

In July, the Arctic experts told me I am not allowed to look at the Arctic until September. Now that September is here, they tell me that I am not allowed to look at the Arctic at all. And extent … Continue reading →

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Seventy-five years ago today, a major hurricane narrowly missed New York, but devastated Long Island and New England. Had it made landfall 70 miles to the west, it would have destroyed New York City. My mother remembers seeing trees in … Continue reading →

Green shows new ice formation over the past week. Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor

We’ve had the opportunity to decompress over the last week and reflect on our arctic experience. We communicated with Eric Solomon  – Vancouver Aquarium’s Director of Arctic Programs –  to share our experience and he made some interesting points in regard … Continue reading →