Real Climate Science

The press says Alaska is too hot for the race.

As expected, Hope is chickening out on the interview. She has no interest in an honest discussion – she simply wants to cut and paste and create a bunch of lies. That is how the crooks on the left operate. They can’t win a fair fight, so they cheat – about everything.

I won’t do the interview unless you produce citation showing these many other interviews you have already done. Context. I’ve asked 12 times now.

Steve Goddard

You are looking for material to hack into a hit piece. I won’t provide that for you.

OK, let’s do that

[The President] shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur

If Obama believed his own BS about Iran’s intent and green energy, he would convince Iran to go 100% renewable. He is not a supporter of nuclear power.

Yesterday Obama said he didn’t know that Hillary wasn’t using a state.gov E-mail address.

President Barack Obama says it was through news reports that he first learned that Hillary Rodham Clinton used a private, nongovernment email account while serving as his secretary of state.

Today he says he did, but he doesn’t know the difference between state.gov and clintonemail.com

President Obama exchanged emails with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at her private address — @clintonemail.com — but did not know the details of her account or how she would comply with administration policy and federal records law, the White House said today.

“Yes, he was aware of her email address. He traded emails with her,” Obama spokesman Josh Earnest told ABC’s Jonathan Karl. “But he was not aware of her personal email server or that she was using it exclusively for all her business.”

The whole point of state.gov is that it belongs to the state department. This is a much larger security breach than Petraeus.

Demanding Hillary Clinton’s E-Mail — Now – NYTimes.com

Now the White House says they didn’t even know she had an E-mail address, until they saw it on the news last week.

Fort Collins will spend $600 million to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 – The Denver Post

By 2030, China will be generating 400% as much CO2 as the entire US. Any changes Fort Collins makes will have zero impact on climate.

They could improve quality of life, reduce pollution and save money, by simply timing the traffic lights on College Ave.

Ravaged by climate change, Florida reportedly bans term ‘climate change’ – The Washington Post

The geniuses at the Washington Post think Florida is ravaged by climate change. Florida now has more people than frozen New York. The frequency of hurricanes has dropped in Florida by 50% since the 19th century, and they are currently experiencing their longest period on record without a hurricane strike.

It wasn’t always like that. In 1926, Miami was destroyed by America’s costliest natural disaster.

The current ravages in Florida are just too much for any human to bear.

Climate experts say that Oklahoma farmers caused the 1934 drought, which covered 80% of the US. Apparently they have been doing this for thousands of years.

A 1998 study by federal scientists, for instance, found that droughts as widespread and severe as that of the Dust Bowl of the 1930’s, when 65 percent of the country was affected at the drought’s peak in 1934, have occurred once or twice a century over the last 300 to 400 years. A decade-long drought, the study found, occurs about once every 500 years.

More recent analyses of tree-ring data have identified a 16th-century megadrought that affected much of the continent for years, far outstripping any drought of the 20th century in persistence and severity. It was during this drought that the first English colony in America, at Roanoke Island in North Carolina, disappeared, and experts now believe the drought is what killed it off.

The report, by Dr. David W. Stahle, a tree-ring analyst at the University of Arkansas, Dr. Edward R. Cook, an analyst of ancient climates at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, and six colleagues, appeared in the March 21 issue of Eos, a scientific publication of the American Geophysical Union.

Megadroughts lasting a century or two are known to have occurred in what is now California over the last 3,500 years. Droughts of similar severity have also been implicated in the downfall of the empire of the Maya in Central America a millennium ago; the Akkadian empire (the world’s first) in Mesopotamia 4,200 years ago (that drought lasted 300 years) and several pre-Inca cultures in South America.

Persistent and Severe, Drought Strikes Again – NYTimes.com

Over the past month, President Obama has ended the crusades and solved that nasty school segregation problem in Alabama. He has also launched a new crusade against those who deny the official state sponsored religion of carbon dioxide worship.