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On Golden Ponds

Parts of Longmont, Colorado are flooded. One of the main recreational attractions in Longmont is Golden Ponds, which is a series of old gravel pits along the St. Vrain River – that are now filled with water. How did billions of … Continue reading

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The Long Term Trend Towards Scientific Dishonesty

  Twitter / ret_ward: Article by @DavidRo21545155 … Even if the next five years were the five highest on record, the “long term trend” would still be down.  They start their linear trend at a local maximum of a cyclical … Continue reading

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What Happened To Fake Hurricane Humberto?

NOAA Fish Hurricane Humberto magically appeared a few minutes before breaking the record for the latest first hurricane, and disappeared almost as quickly. What a surprise.

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Earth Gains A Record Amount Of Sea Ice In 2013

Earth has gained 19,000 Manhattans of sea ice since this date last year, the largest increase on record. There is more sea ice now than there was on this date in 2002. timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008 h/t to Marc Morano

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The Green Dream : Imagine A World Without Fossil Fuels

h/t to Peter William Lount

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Paying The Cost For Extreme Weather

Hansen says that fossil fuel providers are genocidal Nazis and must be charged for their poison gas. We stand at a unique point in history when it is still possible to minimize climate disruption via an honest rising fee on … Continue reading

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A Terrifying View Of Joe Romm’s Permanent Southwest Drought

Only 16 inches of rain in the Utah desert this week. Intellicast – Weekly Precipitation in United States

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Scientific American Says Boulder Is “Drought-Stricken”

Major Flooding Inundates Drought-Stricken Colorado Cities Major Flooding Inundates Drought-Stricken Colorado Cities | Observations, Scientific American Blog Network Boulder had their snowiest and one of their coldest springs on record 05/02/2013 Boulder’s wintry spring breaking all kinds of records Five … Continue reading

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Forest Fires 40% Below Normal In The US

There are no fires burning in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Arizona, Nevada or Oregon, and US burn acreage is 40% below normal. National Interagency Fire Center Look for the press not to report any of this … Continue reading

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In Praise Of NASA

In 1977 NASA launched Voyager 1, which is still travelling 38,000 MPH and sending a strong signal back from outside the Solar System. Now NASA devotes their energy to convincing people that a harmless gas is going to destroy the … Continue reading

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