In September 1961, Obama was one month old.
During that month, Texas was hit by hurricane Carla – considered by some to be the most intense storm to ever hit the US. At the same time, Ireland was hit by Hurricane Debbie. And a few days later New England was hit by Hurricane Esther.
If this happened now, Obama would say it was unprecedented.
The Anasazi were 100% solar powered, and in harmony with nature.
Of course they went to bed early, because there wasn’t any light after the sun set.
They had a very low CO2 footprint, and resorted to cannibalism when an 80 year long drought wiped them out in the 13th century.
Apparently Gaia was not impressed by their low CO2 footprint, or their commitment to solar energy.
Nick is concerned that I show a US cooling trend since 1920, when other sources show warming. He thinks there might be something wrong with my GHCN/USHCN software.
The graph below has two trends on it. Both were created with my software. The only difference in how they were generated is that one uses the raw USHCN data set, and the other uses the final USHCN data set. The discrepancy is due to the USHCN V2 adjustments.
The next graph shows my calculated GHCN HCN daily trend in blue, on top of Hansen 1999 in red. The discrepancy is much smaller, and is due to the USHCN V1 adjustments.
There is nothing wrong with my software. NOAA/NASA are tampering with the data. As for Best/Muller/Mosher, the quotes below pretty much sum it up.
By Richard Muller on December 17, 2003
Let me be clear. My own reading of the literature and study of paleoclimate suggests strongly that carbon dioxide from burning of fossil fuels will prove to be the greatest pollutant of human history. It is likely to have severe and detrimental effects on global climate. I would love to believe that the results of Mann et al. are correct, and that the last few years have been the warmest in a millennium.
Medieval Global Warming – Page 2 | MIT Technology Review
11/03/11
“It is ironic if some people treat me as a traitor, since I was never a skeptic“
Richard Muller, Climate Researcher, Navigates The Volatile Line Between Science And Skepticism
Why anyone in the skeptic community trusted Muller – is beyond my comprehension.
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“Here in California, you’ve seen these effects firsthand,” Obama told the audience at a Mountain View Wal-Mart. “
Obama Attacks ‘Climate Deniers’ For Debating ‘Fact’ | The Daily Caller
In 1999, My kids liked to go to the Mountain View Wal-Mart – and make fun of the Britney Spears merchandise. But we never saw any global warming while we were there. The weather in Mountain View ranges from perfect, to just slightly less than perfect.
Climate experts say the Arctic is in a “death spiral.” More rational people might say that Arctic ice area is right about where it was 10 years ago.
The weather has warmed to -20C, and eager golfers are heading out to the links in Greenland. The course is still looking a bit rough after the winter.
If we take no additional action, U.S. temperatures will rise 5 to 10 degrees by the end of the century.
US temperatures have been declining for 90+ years, and the US is having the coldest start to the year on record. Obama’s forecast defies all logic and veracity.
This genius just came through Chicago’s coldest winter ever, yet believes that he is burning up – because a bunch of government “experts” say he is.
If we take no additional action, U.S. temperatures will rise 5 to 10 degrees by the end of the century.
The new report — the U.S. National Climate Assessment — was put together by more than 300 scientists and other experts over a three year-period, was overseen by a 60-member advisory committee and was reviewed by the public and scientific groups, including a special panel from the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences.
Climate assessment misses global warming benefits – Chicago Tribune
Bill McKibben is being divested by Gaia. Vermont is having its coldest year on record, by a wide margin.
On this date in 1936 it was 91 degrees in Chelsea, Vermont
