Real Climate Science

President Obama’s energy secretary wanted to raise gas prices to European levels

Obama energy chief recants statement about high gas prices

President Obama’s science czar has believed for at least 40 years that cheap abundant energy is bad for the economy

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And President Obama wants to make “electricity prices skyrocket”

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During the past week, Obama visited Saudi Arabia, and promised to veto Keystone and shut down much of Alaskan oil.

The press of course attempts to bury all of this, and protect the emperor from the wrath of the peasants.

The Greenland Ice Sheet is getting buried with snow again this year

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The ice sheet has gained a near record 350 billion tons of snow since August

Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI

All of this excess snow has to go somewhere, so it flows as rivers of ice (glaciers) to the sea. Climate experts look at pictures of the glaciers falling into the sea, and cry about global warming. Because they are complete morons who don’t know the first thing about science.

Like in Wisconsin, summers used to be much hotter in Michigan, and last summer was the coolest on record.

In 1887, one day out of 10 in Michigan was above 90 degrees.

Last year also had the highest percentage of below 0F days in Michigan, with almost one day out of ten below 0F (-18C) .  2014 had the coolest summer and coldest winter on record in Michigan.

Duration of heatwaves gas also gotten much shorter. In 1921, OWOSSO WWTP  reported 21 consecutive days over 90 degrees. This past summer, the longest stretch of ninety degree days was one.

During the heatwave of 1921, Owosso was over 90 degrees every day except one from June 17 to July 19. Heatwaves like this are inconceivable now.

2014 was nowhere near as warm as 1998, but in order to see just how spectacularly fraudulent the NCDC and GISS claims are, you really need to look at maps.

2014 was an ordinary year. October had the highest reported GISS anomaly of 2014, but satellite data showed that October wasn’t hot at all.

1998 was a hot year. The two years weren’t even in the same ballpark.

The claims of “hottest year ever” are  propaganda generated for politicians. They have nothing to do with science or Earth.

In order to save the planet from global warming, these people want you to cut back your lifestyle, and raise fuel costs for the poor and elderly.

Al Gore

Barbara Streisand

Jeff Greene

Barack Hussein Obama

Prince Charles

Leonardo DiCaprio

Richard Branson

Tom Steyer

Hot temperatures in Wisconsin used to be quite common, but have plummeted over the past century. Almost 5% of days in Wisconsin were over 90 degrees in the 1890’s.

Long heatwaves used to be common in Wisconsin, but they almost never happen any more.

It is difficult to imagine now, but Wisconsin used to be ravaged by massive forest fires, like the 1871 fire which was one of the largest, and the deadliest in US history.

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We think of Wisconsin as being  a cold, snowy state. But it wasn’t always like that.  Afternoon temperatures in Wisconsin peaked in 1931, and last year had their coldest afternoons  on record.

The Great Lakes had all-time record  spring and summer ice last year. The climate is changing in Wisconsin. It is getting much colder.

So no one takes me seriously, but I am going to destroy the planet by blogging about the climate crooks.

Progressives say they are against regime change, which is why they have tried to destabilize and overthrow almost every leader in the Middle East and a few in Asia over the past six years.

When the Russians invaded Afghanistan in 1980, a friend named Tony from Santa Fe snuck into Afghanistan as a freelance photographer for Life Magazine. He was captured by the Soviets. I wrote a letter to John McCain about it to, who was my senator. He immediately took an interest and played a key role in getting Tony released.

Later that year, another friend named from Northern New Mexico named Tony was poised to win the Olympic marathon, and was the top rated marathoner in the US – if not the world. Jimmy Carter imposed an Olympic boycott, and Tony was denied his chance at gold.

Other memorable events from 1980 included the eruption of Mt. St. Helens, spectacular floods in southern Arizona, and 10 feet of snow on the ground in Northern Arizona.