“Whoever undertakes to set himself up as a judge of Truth and Knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the gods.” – Albert Einstein
LA Times bans letters from climate skeptics
Reached at his home on Friday, Thornton told FoxNews.com his policy was being misinterpreted. “This is not a blanket ban on ‘skeptics.’ What it does ban is factual inaccuracy,”
LA Times bans letters from climate skeptics | Fox News
This is same LA Times which publishes factual inaccuracies about the climate almost every day. They said in August that New Mexico would never recover from the drought – right before New Mexico flooded.
Aug. 6, 2013
But nowhere is it worse than in New Mexico. In this parched state, the question is no longer how much worse it can get but whether it will ever get better — and, ominously, whether collapsing ecosystems can recover even if it does.
In New Mexico, water levels in the once-mighty Rio Grande are so low that it is often referred to as the “Rio Sand.” In some parts of the state, officials fear ecosystems are collapsing.
New Mexico is the driest of the dry – latimes.com
Five weeks later, New Mexico was struggling to stay dry.
Sep 15, 2013
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Another round of rainfall moved across New Mexico on Sunday, renewing the threat of heavy runoff from already saturated soils and flooding in low areas as residents faced a major cleanup effort from damage left in the wake of days of relentless rain.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for much of central and northern New Mexico. In the northeastern corner of the state, where the chance for heavy rain was greatest, residents who live along the Gallinas River were being warned that the waterway could swell again.
Parts of New Mexico Brace for More Rain, Clean Up Begins – weather.com
Bandelier National Monument experienced two large flood events, one late afternoon Thursday, Sept. 12 and the other this morning.
Flooding in Frijoles Canyon prompted Superintendent Jason Lott to close the monument for the safety of visitors due to debris on trails and the potential for flooding throughout the weekend. Bandelier staff will begin clean-up efforts as soon as rains subside and hope to re-open the monument by Monday, Sept. 16.
Los Alamos Daily Post | Your locally owned community news source…
- State Parks Temporary Closures: Morphy Lake, Coyote Creek, Brantley Lake, Elephant Butte Lake main boat ramp. Open with possible debris issues: Santa Rosa Lake (risen 20 feet in last 48 hours), Sumner Lake (+ 24 feet last 48 hours), Conchas Lake (+ 5 feet last 24 hours). Other temporary closures possible as necessary. (3:51 p.m.)
- Rio Grande is at 8 feet, 1 foot below flood stage at Otowi between Pojoaque and Los Alamo, National Weather Service reported just before 3 p.m. Also warning people to stay away from the river from San Felipe downstream through Bernalillo County as flood surge expected. (3:30 p.m.)
- West Road in Los Alamos is CLOSED. All other roads in Los Alamos County are open. Los Alamos County crews will continue to deal with all flooding and road issues by priority. NMDOT also has crews on site to clear any rock fall on Main Hill Road. Please be patient as we work through the issues and avoid travel if possible.
KASA – Rains cause evacuations, flooding in NM
A few days later the LA Times warned their readers about rising sea levels.
Climate change deniers live in ignorant bliss as seas keep rising
But there has been no sea level rise in LA for three decades.
Data and Station Information for SANTA MONICA (MUNICIPAL PIER)
The LA publishes misinformation about the climate constantly, and their stance is indicative of their own stupidity, prejudice and uselessness at journalism.
