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Global warming: Glacier meltdown in Greenland Mittivakkat Glacier has been surveyed for mass balance and glacier front fluctuations since 1995 and 1931 respectively. In 2011 the glacier terminus has retreated about 22 metres, 12 metres less than the observed record of … Continue reading →

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2010 Arizona RV park snowbirds staying longer If you haven’t yet arrived in Arizona for this year’s snowbird season, it is likely you won’t make it. However, if after watching the chaotic weather that is now plaguing … Continue reading →

Huntsman and Romney are both global warming true believers. Time Magazine encourages Republicans to nominate a guaranteed loser. Jon Huntsman: The Potential Republican Presidential Candidate Democrats Most Fear http://www.time.com/    

Only an anti-science idiot would disagree with the consensus.

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There was a bear in the area. They didn’t know how to use their gun. They didn’t know how to use their flare system. Killer polar bear near camp where it mauled British teenager to death one week later Prowling … Continue reading →

It has been more than 35 months since a hurricane struck the US, the longest period since before the Civil War. Rest assured, when one does hit, Romm will tell us that it is proof of global warming.

 Assuming the current rate of ice shrinkage and accompanying weight loss in the Hudson Bay region, bears there could become so thin by 2012 they may no longer be able to reproduce, said Lara Hansen, chief scientist for the World … Continue reading →

The discussion is over! Wegener and Continental Drift Theory Since his ideas challenged scientists in geology, geophysics, zoogeography and paleontology, it demonstrates the reactions of different communities of scientists. The reactions by the leading authorities in the different disciplines was … Continue reading →

“We very likely will live to see ice-free summers in the Arctic,” says Marika Holland, of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo. “Or if we don’t live to see it, our children will.” http://www.npr.org/ “Some of these … Continue reading →