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Twenty-one years after experts announced the end of snow, we are having our coldest February/March in Cheyenne since 1965. Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent The graph above makes it appear that … Continue reading →

After telling us for decades that global warming was going to dry up our rivers, experts say that global warming is going to put too much water in our rivers. One degree of global warming causes a 50% increase in … Continue reading →

Thirteen years ago, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology announced the permanent drought in Australia. This drought may never break Two years later it rained so much in Australia that sea level lowered. Australian floods of 2010 and 2011 caused global … Continue reading →

Infectious disease experts announced yesterday in Kenya that global warming is fueling the spread of infectious diseases in East Africa. Climate change fuels infectious diseases in E. Africa: experts Over the past 30 years, death rates from infectious diseases in … Continue reading →

Last year mas shootings declined to a fifteen year low. AP: Mass shootings plummet in 2020 But this year they have soared to a record high. 12:23 PM · Mar 24, 2021 The price of energy has skyrocketed since the … Continue reading →

On June 26, 1963 President Kennedy went to Berlin and spoke about a wall erected to keep East Berliners from escaping.  That wall has now come to the UK. Holidays abroad will be made illegal from Monday – 5,000 fines … Continue reading →

I spent the day documenting how the climate crisis is affecting wildlife.

Bernie says no space travel until he gets his communism. 12:15 PM · Mar 21, 2021 Meanwhile, Bernie’s climate virtue signaling continues to crush the poor and middle class. Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends … Continue reading →

In 1911, the New York Times and the head chemist at the Department of Agriculture predicted that the whole earth would freeze, we would run out of coal and wood, and wind power would keep us warm and fed. “ZERO … Continue reading →

One year ago this week, I moved away from Boulder, Colorado because the population was largely insane and because the governor announced he was going to lock the state down. I had recently returned from a wonderful trip to Costa … Continue reading →