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12 Jan 1884 – THE NORTH POLAR SEA SOMETIMES FREE FROM ICE.

I’m a former NPS historian/supervisory interpretive park ranger from two parks (at Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi and the Steamtown National Historic Site in Pennsylvania.). I’m now serving as a historian for another Federal agency. For years I’ve monitored NPS vacancies, just in case the opportunity arose to return to the NPS as a historian. No longer . . .

I have never been more embarrassed to admit that I’m former National Park Service and I will never return. The Park Ranger has long served as an representative of good government, someone who the public looked up to and admired. Through this calculated, politically-driven hackery and thug tactics, the image of the ranger and the NPS with the American public has been broken, probably irrevocably.

The Park Police, Part Deux: Hot Cops | The Weekly Standard

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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Arctic summers ice-free ‘by 2013’

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Trenberth and Hansen have both tried to claim a relationship between atmospheric CO2 and El Nino. If there is a relationship, it is exactly the opposite of what they are claiming.

28 Jan 1878 – UNIVERSAL DROUGHT.

 

07 Mar 1884 – DROUGHT.

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Saturday, April 8, 2006

Scientist Forecasts ‘super El Niño’

By John Fleck
Copyright © 2006 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
One of the country’s leading climate scientists says there is “a good chance” for a “super El Niño” next winter, a powerful warming in the Pacific Ocean linked to wet winters in the Southwest.

In a draft paper circulated to colleagues, NASA climate researcher James Hansen blames global warming for increasing the chance of extreme El Niños.

When they happen, such extreme El Niños can wreak weather havoc worldwide, from deep drought in Australia to flooding in California.

Hansen’s new paper drew a flurry of attention among scientists because of his standing as one of the nation’s most prominent climate scientists.

ABQjournal: Scientist Forecasts ‘super El Niño’

Since Hansen’s ingenious forecast, ENSO has gone sharply negative.

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Scientific Assessment Confirms Arctic in Crisis from Global Warming; Arctic SOS Means Limit on Heat-trapping Emissions Overdue says WWF

sea level could rise by as much 25 feet

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