Obama cancelled White House tours for schoolchildren earlier this year, because he said his record high budget didn’t contain enough money – despite the fact that one of his golfing vacations would have paid for a year’s worth of tours.
But now Obama says we have plenty of money to start a new war in Syria – for the benefit of the kids, of course.
Parts of Longmont, Colorado are flooded. One of the main recreational attractions in Longmont is Golden Ponds, which is a series of old gravel pits along the St. Vrain River – that are now filled with water. How did billions of eight inch diameter river rocks get transported 10 miles from the mountains?
Longmont sits on the flood plain of Lefthand Creek and the St. Vrain River. Much of the newer parts of the city are built on flood detritus. The older parts of the city are built on higher ground and do not flood. One hundred years ago, few people were foolish enough to build their house on the flood plain.
The climate isn’t getting worse, people are just getting increasingly stupid.
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Even if the next five years were the five highest on record, the “long term trend” would still be down. They start their linear trend at a local maximum of a cyclical function – which is junk statistics at its worst.
NSIDC conveniently ignores all satellite data prior to 1979
www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/far/wg_I/ipcc_far_wg_I_full_report.pdf
NOAA Fish Hurricane Humberto magically appeared a few minutes before breaking the record for the latest first hurricane, and disappeared almost as quickly.
What a surprise.
Earth has gained 19,000 Manhattans of sea ice since this date last year, the largest increase on record. There is more sea ice now than there was on this date in 2002.
h/t to Marc Morano
h/t to Peter William Lount
Hansen says that fossil fuel providers are genocidal Nazis and must be charged for their poison gas.
We stand at a unique point in history when it is still possible to minimize climate disruption via an honest rising fee on carbon emissions that makes fossil fuels pay their costs to society, thus spurring our economies and a transformation to clean energies. If, instead, we choose to appease the fossil industry, subsidizing a move into unconventional fossil fuels, history and our children will surely recognize our connivance and cowardice and may judge us no less harshly than the judgment rendered upon the pre-war appeasers of the 1930s.
James Hansen: Allowing fossil fuel use like appeasing Nazis in 1930s | JunkScience.com
Let’s do the math :
Looks like they need to have a Nuremberg Commission to investigate why Hansen continues to push his decades long attempt to wreck the global economy.
Only 16 inches of rain in the Utah desert this week.
Major Flooding Inundates Drought-Stricken Colorado Cities
Boulder had their snowiest and one of their coldest springs on record
05/02/2013
Boulder’s wintry spring breaking all kinds of records Five feet of snow fell between early April and early May
Now we have to worry about avalanches, as well as spring flooding from a rapid runoff. Six experienced snowboarders were trapped in an avalanche on Loveland Pass on April 20. All the victims had avalanche beacons, but there was only one survivor.
Boulder’s wintry spring breaking all kinds of records – Boulder Daily Camera
This is what the emerald green drought in Boulder County currently looks like
Most of my kid’s soccer practices and several games were cancelled this spring due to endless cold and snow, which lasted for the entire spring season.
Scientific American should be banned using either of the words in their name. You just can’t make up stupid and dishonest like the climate alarmist community.
There are no fires burning in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Arizona, Nevada or Oregon, and US burn acreage is 40% below normal.
National Interagency Fire Center
Look for the press not to report any of this data.
