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Early in life I had noticed that no event is ever correctly reported in a newspaper. George Orwell The percent of the US reaching 90 degrees during August has plummeted over the past century.  Last year was a record low … Continue reading →

Seven years ago, President Clinton’s climate adviser, Joe Romm, announced the start of the Southwest Permanent Drought. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent Drought” | The Energy Collective The southwest has been getting lots of rain. Intellicast – Weekly … Continue reading →

One year ago, climate experts said red sea surface temperature maps were the most powerful evidence that a one part per ten thousand increase in atmospheric CO2 over the past century is burning up the planet.  They also said you … Continue reading →

Prior to 1965, September was a hot month in the US.  But in the mid-1960’s, September temperatures plummeted, as did the frequency of hot days  On September 10, 1931, it was 108 degrees in Minnesota and 101 degrees in New … Continue reading →

In 1934, fascism was rising around the world.  It was the hottest year on record in the US, and the worst drought on record in the US. psi-193407.gif (690×488) The LA Times said the global climate was berserk and was … Continue reading →

James Hansen gave thousands of interviews pushing his climate nonsense while at NASA. while simultaneously complaining that he was being censored. James Hansen and Mark Bowen on Censored Science : NPR Top Nasa climate scientist ‘censored’ | Science | The … Continue reading →

Another climate genius at work.   Climate State on Twitter: “Also your graph is not reliable, here a peer reviewed one  Here is the “peer reviewed” graph which Climate Deep State likes. Phanerozoic Carbon Dioxide – Carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere … Continue reading →

On June 25th, 1981 I was working as a wilderness ranger near the top of 10,600 ft. Sandia Peak outside Albuquerque. There were thunderheads building, and we saw a couple of hang glider pilots preparing to take off.  A couple … Continue reading →

The frequency of 95F (35C) days this summer was 85th highest (or 40th lowest) since 1895 The average maximum temperature this summer in the US was right at the 1895-2018 mean, and cooler than fifty-one other summers. Temperatures averaged four … Continue reading →