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NASA shows that global land temperatures rose fairly steadily from 1880 to 1980, and  have been increasing in a hockey stick since then. NASA GISS Land Surface Temperature It is simple enough to test the accuracy of their graph, by … Continue reading →

Researchers say more than $20 billion in total home revenue in Collier County will be submerged in the next 81 years. A new study by GoBankingRates and Zillow finds sea level rise will overtake Naples putting 28,000 homes under water … Continue reading →

The climate crisis began in 1983, and killed us by the year 2000 – “conveyed with great authority by several big-league climatologists” ”The Climate Crisis: The Greenhouse Effect,” The conclusion, conveyed with great authority by several big-league climatologists from government … Continue reading →

The Titanic was powered by coal, which led to its own demise. CBC Newfoundland and Labrador on Twitter: “NEW | Icebergs off N.L. coast ‘very dangerous,’ sign of climate change: federal environment minister #nlpoli #cdnpoli #nltourism https://t.co/rMlhWxD26y… https://t.co/QRYVM1zsZX” Look at … Continue reading →

On May 24, 1939 it was over 100 degrees in Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. Atmospheric CO2 was a very safe 310 PPM.

Dear Teacher, The vast majority of scientists believe that humans have some impact on the climate. However, most of the claims of future catastrophe being made by politicians and the press, have no basis in science. The National Climate Assessment … Continue reading →

New Mexico Arizona Montana Memorial Day weekend is considered the traditional start to summer, because it used to be hot – when CO2 was below 350 PPM. 31 May 1934, Page 1 – Star Tribune at Newspapers.com NASA didn’t like … Continue reading →

My best friend from high school in England (50 years ago) just sent this over. The press imagines that England’s coasts will be underwater soon. This is what the East Sussex coast looked like 1,700 years ago when Romans built … Continue reading →

NWS Phoenix on Twitter: “In Arizona, that record was set in Lake Havasu City

Truchas Peaks The Pecos River Basin in New Mexico, where I used to work as a wilderness ranger, has 2,480% of normal snowpack. https://wrcc.dri.edu/snotelanom/snotelbasin I’m expecting to see significant flooding in Colorado, if it ever warms up.