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In 1976, the press was worried about global cooling, lack of snow and pine beetles. Now they blame those things on global warming.

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Messi set the record for most goals in a year, while Falcao nets five in one match.

Meanwhile on the other side of the English Channel, Nasri scored the winning goal for the other Manchester team.

I just rode my bicycle home from the store in 10F (-12C) weather and an 8MPH head wind. The wind chill was well below zero. My glasses were fogging up so I had to take them off.

Ice crystals were forming on my eyeballs, so I had to keep blinking to minimize the amount of ice accumulation. After three miles of riding I made it home to my nice fossil fuel heated home, my fossil fuel driven projection TV (showing the Liverpool/ West Ham match) and my fossil fuel driven computer.

I was fascinated to see David Appell commenting about the “cost of fossil fuels” – without which our society would completely collapse and billions of people would die over the next three months.

Reporters who write articles like this should have the opportunity to spend the winter in Siberia.

Arctic Sea ice retreats to record minimum as UN climate talks stall

Experts warn of self-perpetuating momentum of warming amid anger over stalled talks on UN accord to combat greenhouse-gas emissions

Sunday, 09 December, 2012, 12:55am

Arctic Sea ice retreats to record minimum as UN climate talks stall | South China Morning Post

Temperatures have been extremely cold in the Arctic, with record sea ice in Alaska. This is what a record Arctic ice retreat looks like :

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The Earth has not warmed for 16 years

The US has not warmed

Antarctica has not warmed

The tropics have cooled

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Bob Berwyn thinks he can see a trend in one data point.

Report: Ski industry sees $1 billion in global warming losses Posted on December 6, 2012 by Bob Berwyn

SUMMIT COUNTY — A new report on the economic costs of global warming to the ski industry will resonate especially loudly during Colorado’s second consecutive early season snow drought.

Report: Ski industry sees $1 billion in global warming losses « Summit County Citizens Voice

Snowfall in Colorado has been increasing for 80 years. One dry year is not a trend.

CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO – Climate Summary

The winter of 2010-2011 had spectacular snowfall.

Trail Ridge Road Will Not Be Open For Memorial Day Weekend
May 26, 2011 8:21 PM

Trail Ridge Road Will Not Be Open For Memorial Day Weekend « CBS Denver

In 1976 – during the global cooling scare –  there was almost no snow.

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Here is the view this morning at Crested Butte

Crested Butte Mountain Resort | Mountain Cams

Berwyn and the rest of his cult have the mentality of witch burners. They see non-existent patterns and blame them on their prejudices.

Temperatures in Fairbanks, Alaska have risen above the normal low temperature for the first time this month! With an average temperature of -31C in December, the global warming canary in the coal mine presents a clear warning to all of us.

History | Weather Underground

The New York Times sees themselves defenders of big science.

Last month’s “weather event” should have taught us that. Whether in 50 or 100 or 200 years, there’s a good chance that New York City will sink beneath the sea.

Is This the End? – NYTimes.com

The tide gauge at Manhattan shows 4 mm/year change in sea level over the last 150 years, and no change in the rate of sea level rise during that period. This means we can expect about 35 cm (14 inches) of additional “sea level rise” by the year 2100 – almost all of which is due to post glacial rebound causing the land to subside.

I’m guessing that the Statue Of Liberty is more than fourteen inches tall.

Data and Station Information for NEW YORK ( THE BATTERY)

DOHA, Nov 27 (Reuters) – Permafrost lands across Siberia and Alaska that contain vast stores of carbon are beginning to thaw, bringing with it the threat of a big increase in global warming by 2100, a U.N. report said on Tuesday.

A thaw of the vast areas of permanently frozen ground in Russia, Canada, China and the United States also threatens local homes, roads, railways and oil pipelines, the U.N. Environment Programme (UNEP) said in the report which was released at the U.N. climate talks being held this week and next in Qatar.

Global Warming Threat: Permafrost Thawing Across Siberia And Alaska Poses New Concern, UNEP Reports

Temperatures in Siberia are running thirty to fifty degrees below zero, which represents ideal conditions for a massive meltdown and release of hot air from Doha.

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