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It is snowing in Malibu, Las Vegas and just outside Phoenix – and climate alarmists are predictably blaming the cold on global warming.  That implies global cooling would be characterized by heat.

Scott Adams asked me to put together the five best arguments against climate alarmism. This involves a huge amount of information, and fortunately Scott gave me more than six minutes to do it. I have been summarizing the arguments in … Continue reading →

I was a studying computer science at Northern Arizona University thirty years ago, when  CO2 just passed 350 PPM.  It snowed a lot then, and it snows a lot now. Nothing has changed. State of Emergency in Flagstaff after snowiest … Continue reading →

The most important argument against climate alarmism centers around the proposed solutions. “Solar is only during the day, solar only works best in places where it’s warm. There’s no battery technology that’s even close to allowing us to take all … Continue reading →

Arizona is having an epic snowstorm today which is breaking one day snowfall records, but the December 1967 storm lasted for seven days and brought 83 inches of snow to Flagstaff. 20 Dec 1967, Page 1 – Arizona Republic at … Continue reading →

Thirty years ago, the UN said we only had until the year 2000 to save ourselves from global warming. Mercury News: Search Results But after decades of fear mongering about global warming, five years ago the global warming pause forced … Continue reading →

I’ve been warning climate alarmists about this for a year. Their Arctic sea ice melting scam is dead. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut CICE_combine_thick_SM_EN_20190221.png (758×631)

The last two afternoons were both the second coldest on record for the date in Boulder. The cold is forecast to shift east over the next week, with temperatures well below 0F (-18C) 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. … Continue reading →

NASA’s James Hansen started the global warming scare in earnest, during the very hot summer of 1988. Until now, scientists have been cautious about attributing rising global temperatures of recent years to the predicted global warming caused by pollutants in … Continue reading →

I took these pictures on New Years Day, east of Phoenix.  It was bitter cold.  The current forecast is for this area along Hwy 87 to receive well over a foot of snow in the next 48 hours. I used … Continue reading →