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Looks like the coldest El Nino on record. Just a week or two ago, the usual crop of suspects were predicting record warmth in 2013 – because of El Nino. sst_anom.gif (800×600)

Opinion: Global warming takes toll on Colorado forests It doesn’t take a scientist to understand the connection between climate change and forest fires. Last spring was hot and dry, which resulted in a dry forest that easily burns. This should not surprise … Continue reading →

Why is the weather so calm in Arizona, and so stormy in the Arctic? According to numb-nuts brain-damaged alarmists, this is because “more energy in the system” produces stronger storms.

I just took the pictures below in an area north of Los Alamos which was completely wiped out by fire 12 years ago. Prior to the fire, it was overgrown, sickly pine forest, caused by 70 years of fire suppression. Now it … Continue reading →

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18 Feb 1952 – RAPID MELTING OF POLAR CAPS CLEVELAND, Sunday.

NASA’s climate messiah bleeds. What about NASA’s James Hansen putting out a report predicting global warming would decrease Antarctic ice by 40 percent? Scambos said the new ice data is “a contradiction” to Hansen’s prediction, but he said Hansen’s assessment … Continue reading →

A few days ago scientists predicted that global warming would cause marathon times to slow. Will Climate Change Slow Marathon Times? Climate change is blamed for melting ice, shrinking animals and brewing more intense storms around the globe — but is … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s Denver Post had a WWII armistice sized headline : EMPLOYMENT GAINS After the messiah’s teleprompter-free crucifixion in Denver on Wednesday, the press is desperate to resurrect him.  They pulled the same stunt three days after the Libya disaster, by dropping coverage and … Continue reading →

People around the world are worrying about their carbon footprint. But what about their furry friends’ carbon pawprints? Mass mental illness Consider the numbers: there are currently around 1 billion pet cats and dogs worldwide (not to mention hundreds of … Continue reading →