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The New York Times says satellite images were first used to study sea ice in 1979, and that ice is disappearing due to global warming. We Charted Arctic Sea Ice for Nearly Every Day Since 1979. You’ll See a Trend. … Continue reading →

On August 7, 2013 newspapers all across the US announced a new terror group, who by sheer coincidence had just achieved one of the key military objectives of Barack Obama and John McCain in Syria. 07 Aug 2013, A10 – … Continue reading →

Thirty years ago this month I moved from Sedona to Houston.  Monster hurricane Gilbert was forming and headed towards Houston – after destroying my favorite town in Mexico. A few weeks earlier NASA’s James Hansen had predicted Lower Manhattan would … Continue reading →

Roman soldiers would frequently bury their coins before they went off to war.  Many never returned  or couldn’t remember where their 0% interest bank was.  People with metal detectors find these stashes after 2,000 years of oxidation and sell them … Continue reading →

As it stands right now, August 31 was the date of minimum sea ice extent in the MASIE record. This is the first year the minimum occurred during August.  The map below shows ice gain and loss since August 31. … Continue reading →

Based on current volume ice loss trends, I predict with 97% confidence the Arctic will be ice-free on July 29, 2021 at 11:42 AM. Spreadsheet    Data Ice loss this year was fourth lowest on record, with all of the lowest four … Continue reading →

“We will know our disinformation program is complete, when everything the American public believes is false” William Casey  CIA Director 1981 Last week, CNN, The Guardian and many other fake news agencies reported Arctic sea ice north of Greenland is … Continue reading →

The New York Times is blaming Roger Federer’s September 3rd loss on global warming.   Roger Federer Is Tough to Beat. Global Warming Might Have Pulled an Upset. – The New York Times It was the 10th warmest September 3 … Continue reading →

On July 17, 1936, there was a large spread in temperatures across Nebraska, from 118 degrees at Hartington to 100 degrees at Kimball. Does this mean there was something wrong with the data?  Not at all – it was much … Continue reading →