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To those of us living in Boulder and surrounding communities, it may come as a surprise that many people remain unconvinced that the use of fossil fuels is the main contributor to current climate change An example of what happens … Continue reading →

The SSTs in the Gulf have been running perhaps 2 deg F above pre 1970 values. Warm waters also extend across the tropical Atlantic north of the equator in the region favored for hurricanes, and hence the recent NOAA forecast … Continue reading →

The “world’s top rated climatologist” – James Hansen warns that continued use of coal will completely eliminate the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets. Be afraid – be very afraid ….. http://www.wunderground.com/ http://www.wunderground.com/

There isn’t a rat’s ass worth of difference between climate alarmists and other doomsday cults any more. LIKE most people, I’m an instinctive optimist. In any case, I see no margin in pessimism. If you concluded the world was irredeemably … Continue reading →

http://www.accuweather.com/us/ok/oklahoma-city/73101/watches-warnings.asp

Furthermore, denial is not the same as being skeptical, either, and Washington and Cook argue it is quite the opposite. Hence, the term “skeptics” for these deniers can be described as Orwellian “doublespeak”“newspeak”. Denial is apparently caused by our lizard … Continue reading →

U.S. SNOW COVER SHRINKING (YES, REALLY) In a sign of global warming, satellite maps show a sharp decline in late winter and early spring snow cover since the 1980s. Put another way, the snow cover is leaving earlier but is … Continue reading →

http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2011/05/president_obama_has_no_idea_wh.html

throughout much of American history, we have made, I believe, better decisions than any other nation in the history of the world, because in our democracy, individuals were available to take part in a collective effort to find the best … Continue reading →

Texas drought has farmers on the ropes West Texas farmers and ranchers struggle to survive the worst drought in the region since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. May 22, 2011|By Julie Cart, Los Angeles Times The wind in West … Continue reading →