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The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? … Continue reading →

If we double every month, we will have more than one trillion readers in less than two years. Using the same math approach which Hansen uses to calculate future sea level and temperature.

http://www.redorbit.com/ After running the largest and longest running propaganda campaign in the history of the western world, alarmists are concerned that they haven’t gotten their message out. I’m looking forward to hearing what Dr. Hansen thinks about the subject. To … Continue reading →

Climate change called threat to Maine park Nov 11, 2010 5:45am Email   Print AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A new report says climate change could raise the ocean level near Acadia National Park by a few feet, threatening low-lying park roads, … Continue reading →

2010-11-11 16:20:00 A new research by scientists has found that variations in atmosphere carbon dioxide around 40 million years ago were tightly linked to changes in global temperature. The rapid increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels around 40 million years … Continue reading →

Green shows areas of ice gain since 2007. Brown shows deficiencies below the 1979-2000 mean. Pink shows areas where there was more ice in 2007. There is very little year over year variation the rest of the winter (except in … Continue reading →

Kiribati is asking for “climate change mitigation funding” from stupid westerners this week, because sea level is rising there at a rate of six inches per century. Below are some pictures showing what Kiribati looked like in the 1940s. Tarawa, … Continue reading →

If we had a repeat of 1937 in 2011, warmists would be calling for human sacrifice. In the context of peer-reviewed science, of course. http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/066/mwr-066-01-0009.pdf If that happened now, IIThe outstanding event associated with tlie went1ic.r of the year was … Continue reading →

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I overlayed the IABP buoy 60 day track map on the NSIDC end of September ice map. You can see that the multi-year ice (turquoise and green) is remaining fairly steady. Most of the buoy movement into the Fram Strait … Continue reading →