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Two years ago, National Geographic reported :

In less than 20 years, millions of people in the United States could be exposed to dangerous “off-the-charts” heat conditions of 127 degrees Fahrenheit or more, a startling new report has found.

‘Off-the-charts’ heat to affect millions in U.S. in coming decades

They showed the worst of the heat around Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. The trends for those states for the past century shows that the frequency of hot days there has plummeted to record lows, and the National Geographic article is the opposite of reality.

The National Climate Assessment shows the same thing. Temperatures have gotten much cooler in the eastern half of the US.

Temperature Changes in the United States – Climate Science Special Report

NASA’s James Hansen made the same mispredictions  when he started the the global warming scare before Congress in 1988.

12 Dec 1988, Page 34 – Lansing State Journal

Purcellville, Virginia is the closest USHCN station in Virginia to Washington DC. The frequency of hot days there has plummeted.

In 1989, the United Nations said we only have ten years to save the planet from global warming. Now they say we only have ten months.

U.N. Predicts Disaster if Global Warming Not Checked

U.N. Report: World Has Ten Months To Take Action on Climate | Time

Journalists recycling the same story, century after century.

Scientists Are Watching in Horror as Ice Collapses
6 Mar 1929, Page 11 – at Newspapers.com

Antarctic sea ice has been growing for 40 years. My fiancée KiryeNet reported on this graph on notrickszone.com  She also blogs here.

Japan Meteorological Agency|Sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic areas

Barack Obama is so worried about sea level rise, that he recently purchased a $15 million home on the beach.

Barack And Michelle Obama Are Buying Martha’s Vineyard Estate From Boston Celtics Owner

He shouldn’t have any problem paying $850,000 per year for the mortgage on his $300,000 salary.

The Hindenburg

The Heidelberg

The City Where Cars Are Not Welcome – The New York Times

Germany wants everyone to social distance in order to stop the spread of viruses, and they also want to pack everyone on to hydrogen powered buses. But apparently nobody told the mayor that burning hydrogen produces water vapor – which is responsible for the vast majority of the greenhouse effect on earth.

Will COVID-19 Sound The Permanent Death Knell For Public Transit?

The generation of hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy, likely from a coal fired power plant. But no worries, because the Mayor of Heidelberg is building bike trails so that elderly people can do their shopping on a bicycle in the snow.

Germany’s ‘Green’ Energy Failure: Germany turns back to ‘dirty’ coal and natural gas as millions of its solar panels are blanketed in snow and ice  | Tech News | Startups News

“I have faith in the people. …. The danger Is, they are misled. Let them know the truth, and the country is safe ”

– Abraham Lincoln

In 1990, Al Gore said it was unethical for scientists to report factual information about climate.

12 Aug 1990, Page 102 – The Indianapolis Star at Newspapers.com

Eighty years ago the US government explained why increasing levels of CO2 would not have a significant impact on the climate.

“Much has been written about varying amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a possible cause of glacial periods. The theory received a fatal blow when it was realized that carbon dioxide is very selective as to the wave lengths of radiant energy it will absorb, filtering nut only such waves as even very minute quantities of water vapor dispose of anyway. No probable Increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide could materially affect either the amount of insolation reaching the surface or the amount of terrestrial radiation lost to space.”

Climate and Man: Part One – United States Department of Agriculture, US Department of Agriculture – Google Books

What climate scientists talk about now | Financial Times

Sixty years ago, the New York Times reported a unanimous global cooling consensus.

TimesMachine: January 30, 1961 – NYTimes.com

Ten years ago, the Texas state climatologist predicted the state would stay in drought through 2020, but meteorologists said weather can’t be predicted that far in the future.

Texas A&M Climatologist Says Drought Could Last Until 2020 – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Since then, Texas has had its wettest years on record.

Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

In 1974, an MIT professor compared climate forecasting to necromancy – talking with the dead.

“I don’t think we can predict climate now and I wouldn’t trust any-one who said he could. The atmosphere is just too complex to take some of these vague statistics and try to use them to predict with You can always find a single physical mechanism that will ’cause’ one thing or another, but when you take them all together, it just gets too complicated, Worse yet are those ‘weather forecasters’ who say that they can predict the weather months in advance Anyone who says he can tell you more than a few days ahead of time what the weather is going to be is practicing necromancy,”

Lakeland Ledger – Google News Archive Search

Six years ago, the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado showed a lot of five year old ice during week 41 (October 5-11.)  They track the ice constantly so that they know how old it is.

http://www.arctic-charts.net/ccar.colorado.edu/pub/tschudi/iceage/gifs/latest.gif

But when they published the week 41 data a few months later, they made much of the five year old ice disappear.

March ends a most interesting winter | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis