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“Warm periods like ours last only 10,000 years, but ours has already lasted 12,000. So if the rhythm is right, we are over-ready for a return of the ice,” Smith said in his comment on the January 18, 1977, ABC … Continue reading →

In 2013, the Guardian said Hudson Bay Polar Bears were on the verge of extinction. As is normally the case with the Guardian, they were promoting propaganda and misinformation. Polar bear numbers in Hudson Bay of Canada on verge of … Continue reading →

On April 16, 1939 deadly tornadoes struck Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana. 17 Apr 1939, 1 – Fort Worth Star-Telegram at Newspapers.com This came three months after record heat and fires in Australia. p1 – 14 Jan 1939 – The Courier-Mail … Continue reading →

On April 16, 1944 deadly tornadoes struck South Carolina and Georgia. 17 Apr 1944, Page 1 – The Greenville News at Newspapers.com

“Drought may be new norm for UK, says environment secretary” – February 2012 Drought may be new norm for UK, says environment secretary | Environment | The Guardian

He took the snake oil, and had mild symptoms.  That proved to him the snake oil works. Omicron variant in Italy, patient zero speaks: “Glad to be vaccinated” – L’Unione Sarda English WHO sees more evidence that Omicron causes milder … Continue reading →

In 2003 the United Nations announced the demise of winter sports due to global warming. On the rocks: the grim forecast for winter sports as global warming increases | World news | The Guardian We are locked into seemingly endless … Continue reading →

“What is happening to our climate? Is it changing, as some of us believe, or is it going to stay about the same forever? Today, by using hand-picked evidence, we can prove almost anything about our climate; but if we … Continue reading →

Germany involved in ‘military biological activities’ in Ukraine – Russia — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

On December 21, 1953 it was 111 degrees in Australia, and experts predicted 300 feet of sea level rise. “SO MUCH polar ice is melting, because of warmer temperatures, that oceans may rise as much as 300 feet. This might … Continue reading →