A U.N. report on rising greenhouse gas emissions reminded world governments Wednesday that their efforts to fight climate change are far from enough to meet their stated goal of limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius
Over the past century, measured US temperatures have declined slightly. The more important question is “what will it take to limit temperature data fraud at NOAA and NASA to two degrees?”
The EPA says that Alaska is warming dramatically.
Average annual temperatures in Alaska are projected to increase an additional 3.5 to 7°F by the middle of this century
Peer-reviewed research says that Lisa Jackson is FOS
The First Decade of the New Century: A Cooling Trend for Most of Alaska
Alaska Climate Research Center, Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, AK 99775, USA
We looked at the temperature trend of the first decade of the 21st century for the 20 first order stations in Alaska and found that 19 of the 20 stations showed a cooling trend.
www.benthamscience.com/open/toascj/articles/V006/111TOASCJ.pdf
Last Thanksgiving was lovely in Alaska
Posted at 12:48 PM ET, 11/17/2011
Record smashing cold in interior Alaska, Fairbanks
By Jason SamenowA frigid Arctic air mass, unusual even by Alaska standards, is dropping the mercury in the state’s interior to unheard of levels in mid-November. Stunningly low temperatures in the -35 to -50 range have gripped the region since Tuesday. These temperatures are some 25 to 40 degrees colder than average.
This morning, Fairbanks airport dropped to 40 below zero, breaking the old record of 39 below. That’s after setting a record low of 35 below Tuesday morning, breaking the old record of 33 below from 1956. Wednesday’s low of -39 just missed 1969’s record of -41.
Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks dropped to an incredible 42 below Wednesday morning, shattering the old record of 37 below set in 1956. This morning, it dropped to 42 below again, setting another new record low. The average low is -7.
A diifficult to imagine -49 degree reading was measured unofficially at UAF Smith Lake Wednesday, and, according to the National Weather Service (NWS), infrared satellite imagery sensed 50 below readings in the coldest valley locations.
Record smashing cold in interior Alaska, Fairbanks – Capital Weather Gang – The Washington Post
You can’t make this stuff up.
Global warming targets Thanksgiving Native cranberry crop faces uncertain future
Heat waves may sizzle, storms rage and shorelines disappear, but the plight of the humble American cranberry might be the issue that finally puts climate change on the table this Thanksgiving.
Despite enjoying a near-record, 768 million-pound nationwide harvest in 2012, growers are voicing concern that global warming will sour the industry’s long-term outlook, increasing losses to weather-related blights and fruit rots and tempting more producers to grow the tangy berry offshore.
Global warming targets Thanksgiving | The News Journal | delawareonline.com
Greens long for the good old days, because they care about people.
20 Apr 1947 – “White Plague of the Aretic BY A SPECIAL CORRESP…
Climate experts tell us that Alaska is the canary in the coal mine.
Sea ice off western Alaska has been increasing, with four of the five iciest years occurring since 2007. This year shattered all records for ice area.
Bering Sea ice area has been normal or above normal every day for the past year.
According to some in the Boulder snow and ice data community, time began in 1979. Since then, October snow extent has increased by 20%
The 10:10 campaign inspires people to cut their CO2 emissions.
They also believe in educating children about the dangers of CO2, and created this video.
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One of the big lies of 2012 is that March and July were the hottest ever in the US. According to GHCN HCN daily temperatures, those records were actually set more than 100 years ago, in 1910 and 1901.
The decade with the most record monthly maximum temperatures, was the 1930s. Ten months set their all time record below 350 ppm CO2.
Jan 2006 3.9C Feb 1954 5.7C Mar 1910 10.7C Apr 1915 13.6C May 1934 18.8C Jun 1933 22.8C Jul 1901 25.8C Aug 1936 24.5C Sep 1931 21.0C Oct 1963 12.9C Nov 1999 9.2C Dec 1939 3.7C
The 1930s also had the most daily record maximum temperatures.
When the temperature gets above -65 degrees, fireflies light up the sky in Greenland.
97% of global warming experts fail this logic quiz, because they have the IQ of a turnip.
If ice is melting, then –
