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In 1940, Arctic sea ice averaged about two metres thick, just like it does now. it was concluded that near Polar temperatures are on an average six degrees higher than those registered by Nansen 40 years ago. Ice measurements were on an average only 6½ … Continue reading →

Today is Canada Day – the day Canada celebrates their independence from England. Sadly for us here in Colorado, today is codependence day – marking the enactment of violations of the Second Amendment by Democrats in the Colorado Legislature. They … Continue reading →

If President Obama was actually interested in the well being of the United States, he would start talking about the need for calm after the Zimmerman verdict. He won’t do this of course, because riots will give him another opportunity … Continue reading →

The Sanford police detective who questioned George Zimmerman the night he shot Trayvon Martin became the latest prosecution witness to appear to do more harm than good to the state’s case, recalling a somber conversation that touched on Zimmerman’s faith … Continue reading →

I measured the ratio of ice to open water in the region which alarmists have been hysterically describing as an open hole in the ice. Besides the fact that there is no indication of melt, the concentration of the ice … Continue reading →

Rare bird last seen in Britain 22 years ago reappears – only to be killed by wind turbine in front of a horrified crowd of birdwatchers The white-throated needletail is usually only seen in Asia and Australasia Forty birdwatchers dashed … Continue reading →

New Mexico is expecting 600% of normal precipitation this week. 10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

A region of low concentration ice near the North Pole has team climate moron all excited. They call this a “giant hole” in the ice. arctic.io – Arctic Terra – (2013/181) The ice there has been spread out by persistent … Continue reading →

arctic.io – Arctic Terra – (2013/181) The ice shows very little indication of melt, and is being packed up against the shore by persistent northwest winds.