04 Feb 1993 – INTERNATIONAL Greenpeace study highlights costs …
1993 was the coolest summer in US history, due to global warming.
04 Feb 1993 – INTERNATIONAL Greenpeace study highlights costs …
1993 was the coolest summer in US history, due to global warming.
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My latest twitter stalker is now doing an wonderful job of shooting himself in the foot.
I’m very curious about the 1940 data tampering. Wigley and Jones said they wanted to get rid of the 1940 spike, and GISS has simply chopped it off since Hansen, 1981.
Well, not exactly mine. My mother was a small child in 1936, and I was talking about the March 1936 flood with her last night. Then a bell rang and she said :
Did Pennsylvania get flooded? I remember my father talking about having to travel in a boat in Pennsylvania.
Wind turbines extract kinetic energy from the air around them, and since less energy makes for weaker winds, turbines do indeed make it less windy. Technically speaking, the climate zone right behind a turbine (or behind all the turbines on a wind farm) experiences what’s called a “wind speed vacuum,” or a “momentum deficit.” In other words, the air slows down.
The effect has implications for wind-farm efficiency. Upwind turbines in a densely packed farm may weaken the breeze before it reaches the downwind ones. It could even have a more general impact. If wind farms were constructed on a truly massive scale, their cumulative momentum deficit could conceivably alter wind speeds on a global scale
The same geniuses who worry about miniscule effects related to CO2, have no problem with causing major changes to global wind patterns.
After being pummeled senseless in the first round, they are back on their feet for more punishment.
So far, October-February in Texas has been fifth coldest on record in Texas, and may end up in the fourth position, beating out 2010. Temperatures peaked in the 1920’s and 1930’s.