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Sixteen Degrees Of Arctic Warming Between 1910 And 1939
Hansen says Arctic warming is your fault, and requires massive taxation to stop.
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Trenberth’s Cluelessness Very Unlikely To Be Due To Natural Variability
Trenberth made this brilliant claim 15 years ago.
The recent evolution of ENSO, with a major new El Niño event underway in 1997, reinforces the evidence that the tendency for more El Niño and fewer La Niña events since the late 1970s is highly unusual and very unlikely to be accounted for solely by natural variability.
And now we are facing an unprecedented third straight La Nina
it would be unprecedented to see a switch back to La Niña before 2013
Since Trenberth started blaming high ENSO values on your SUV, ENSO has been tanking
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Nitwits At The Climate Helm
Hansen, director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and Lisa Goddard, director of the International Research Institute for Climate and Society, offered a climate science perspective during the conference, which focused on global sustainable development.
Goddard focused on drought, and the need to anticipate climate extremes and manage their effects.
She focused on a severe drought in southern Sudan, which, after two failed rainy seasons, has brought famine. It’s difficult to attribute this drought directly to global climate change, since there has been no long-term trend in the precipitation in the region.
Climate Solution: Pay True Cost of Fossil Fuels, NASA Scientist Says – Yahoo! News
There is no evidence that anything has changed, but we need to blame stuff on climate change to keep our funding alive. Here is the identical story from 1949.
h/t to Marc Morano
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Grab Your Climate Degree Now
The experts are still talking about El Nino, even as it becomes a La Nina. They not only can’t predict the climate, they can’t even observe it properly.
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