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“Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) – 14 Jul 1936, Tue – Page 1 SIX TORRID DAYS TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF DETROIT LIVES Detroit, Mich., July 13.—[Special.] —City hospitals and the Wayne county morgue today presented a picture seen only during a … Continue reading →

8:05 PM · Aug 22, 2022 China is hot. Most of the land surrounding it is cold. Climate Reanalyzer There is almost no daily temperature data prior to 1950 in China.  When station records are short, there are of course … Continue reading →

No one in the press appears interested in talking to the landslide winner of last week’s Wyoming primary.

Among USHCN stations with data for at least 100 years, 1936 stands out as having set by far the most all-time temperature records. The vast majority of all-time temperature records were set with atmospheric CO2 below 320 PPM.

Harriet Hageman is getting off to a fast start. “When in American history has one unelected bureaucrat wielded so much power as to single-handedly crush the nation’s economy, steal more than a year of education from millions of children, cost … Continue reading →

Academic climate science has gotten so awful that it now only takes about ten seconds of research to debunk the latest studies.

The press says climate change has burned up Las Vegas, New Mexico and caused them to run out of water. The fire was intentionally started by the US Forest Service and did not get anywhere close to Las Vegas. Hermits … Continue reading →

“The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” – Ronald Reagan

On August 23, 1936 seven states were over 110F, twenty-four were over 100F and forty states were over 90F. California 114, Kansas 111, Missouri 111, Texas 111, Arizona 110, Oklahoma 110, South Dakota 110 Arkansas 106, Illinois 106, Iowa 106, … Continue reading →

“Researchers from 13 worldwide institutes worked on the study, which finds that under 2 degrees Celsius warming, elevated carbon dioxide fertilization will compensate for the increased warming stresses, resulting in a 1.7 percent increase in global wheat yields.” Global warming … Continue reading →