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Experts say California never November fires before, and it is caused by global warming. On this date in 1970, fires raged out of control in California, the deadliest cyclone on record killed more than 500,000 people in Bangladesh, and it … Continue reading →

In the 1970’s, climate experts used this jet stream pattern to prove global cooling. Now they use it to prove global warming. USA TODAY Weather Giant ‘waves’ in the sky are wreaking havoc on our weather

In 1975 scientists knew that Earth was cooling ominously, and it was causing drought, floods, heat and cold. In 2018, scientists know that anything before 1979 never happened, and that drought, floods, heat and cold are caused by global warming. 12 … Continue reading →

Glaciers shrunk thousands of feet in the late 19th century, as temperatures cooled towards NASA’s fake coldest years on record. The famous glaciers of the Rhone have shrunk several thousand feet in the Inst 20 years; considerably more than 100 … Continue reading →

TIME Magazine Archive Article — Another Ice Age? — Jun. 24, 1974

A recent meeting of climate experts in Bonn, West Germany, produced the unanimous conclusion that the change in global weather patterns poses a severe threat to agriculture that could lead to major crop failures and mass starvation. Climate Changes Endanger … Continue reading →

From the global cooling scare, which climatologists now say never happened. Climatologists now blame recurring droughts and floods on a global cooling trend that could trigger massive tragedies for mankind Chicago Tribune  November 25, 1981 25 Nov 1981, 13 – … Continue reading →

In case you forgot why climate scientists pretend they don’t have Arctic sea ice satellite data before 1979. Wayback Machine

In 1951, MIT professor Hurd C. Willett predicted 20 years of global cooling, based on sunspot cycles. 07 May 1951, Page 9 – The Pantagraph at Newspapers.com The cooling occurred exactly as he predicted. Scientists blamed all bad weather on … Continue reading →