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On June 29, 1924 the Democratic Party Convention voted to not condemn the Ku Klux Klan

30 Jun 1924, 1 – The Baltimore Sun at Newspapers.com

The EU wants to pollute the air in order to blot out the sun.

European Union to look into blocking sun’s rays to combat climate change: Report

The same edition of Yahoo news is complaining about pollution from fires blotting out the sun.

Midwest air quality plummets as Canada wildfire smoke moves in

The New York Times has discovered that people who cut their genitals off tend to be mentally ill and suicidal.

12:00 PM · Jun 27, 2023

Ice continues to accumulate on the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet in late June.  Almost 100 billion tons so far this month. Accumulation has been above the 1981-2010 average during five of the last seven years.

Surface Conditions: Polar Portal

ABC News says the Greenland Ice Sheet is melting down faster than previously thought.

Greenland Ice Sheet melting faster than previously thought, scientists say – ABC News

Morrison, Colorado this evening.

According to UN climate envoy Greta Thunberg, global warming wiped out humanity four days ago. We explored the situation in Morrison, Colorado this evening.

According to Bloomberg, Chinese CO2 emissions will peak this year and drop to almost zero in about a decade.

Annual CO? emissions

China Nearing Inflection Point for Solar Power and EVs Ahead of 2030 Target – Bloomberg

June 26, 1980 was the hottest day on record in Dallas/Fort Worth area when they reached 119F (48C.) Dallas had 75 days over 100F (38C) that summer from June 15 to September 19

June 26, 1990 was the hottest day on record in Phoenix, AZ – when they reached 122F. Phoenix has reached 120F since 1995

Historical Extreme Temperatures in Phoenix and Yuma

From June 25-29, 1980 the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area averaged 116F (47C) as part of  fifty consecutive days over 100F (38C) – during which they averaged 104F (40C.) Their hottest day on record was June 26, 1980 when they reached 119F (48C.)

The North Pole only has about seventy days per year when it is warm enough for ice to melt. For almost all of the past twenty years, North Pole summers have had temperatures below the 1958-2002 average.

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut