The National Climate Assessment predicts “Ten more days above 95F each year in the Midwest” The actual trend is downwards
The National Climate Assessment predicts “Ten more days above 95F each year in the Midwest” The actual trend is downwards
The National Climate Assessment hides all the US fire data prior to 1983, in order to create the appearance that fires are increasing.
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National Interagency Fire Center
Biden is once again using “climate” to divide America and distract attention away from the very real problems he created.
“Climate anxiety, or eco-anxiety, is distress related to worries about the effects of climate change. It is not a mental illness. Rather, it is anxiety rooted in uncertainty about the future and alerting us to the dangers of a changing climate. Climate change is a real threat, and therefore it’s normal to experience worry and fear about the consequences. Anxiety about the climate is often accompanied by feelings of grief, anger, guilt, and shame, which in turn can affect mood, behavior, and thinking.”
If climate change keeps you up at night, here’s how to cope – Harvard Health
“THE FLYING DUTCHMAN Romantic opera in three acts
to rely on the wind is to rely on Satan’s mercy!”
Wagner: Der fliegende Holländer (Libretto – english)
h/t Latimer Alder
Sabine Hossenfelder imagines that the lives of hundreds of millions of people depends on her opinion about CO2. I pointed out the absurdity of her position, so she blocked me.
UHI at Buenos Aires corrupts most the temperature data in South America. NOAA claims that they partially mitigate the problem through homogenization, but they don’t.
“Hollywood has been giving out climate change-focused awards for 33 years. Who knew?
JANUARY 27, 2024Billie Eilish at the 32nd Environmental Media Association (EMA) Awards Gala in Los Angeles, Oct. 8 2022. The pop star is flanked by her mother Maggie Baird (left) and EMA CEO Debbie Levin.”
What to know about the 33rd Environmental Media Association Awards : NPR
“From about 1000 AD onward, historical records in Europe provide evidence of climatic changes. They contain descriptions of droughts, floods, and winters so cold that rivers froze solid.
On the other side of the world, records from China show that from 3000 to nearly 1000 BC, the temperature was about 3 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than snow.
Historical and proxy evidence indicate features of today’s changing climate which will be important over the next few decades.
The most striking conclusion is that, in the perspective of the past thousand years, the middle part of the present century — roughly from 1910 to 1960 — was the most unusual 50-year run of weather for which we have records.
From 1910 to 1940, the global climate warmed up by about half-a degree Centigrade. Then it began to fall back from the highest levels.
This does not seem dramatic, but the small average change in temperature was a symptom of more profound changes.
Records show that when the climate is a little warmer, weather is more predictable.
Harvests are good, rainfall is reliable, and the world’s climatic zones shift slightly from the equator toward the poles.
This on-the-whole desirable pattern has occurred in this century when the human population was exploding and great efforts were being made to increase agricultural productivity.
As a result of slowly rising global temperatures, the first half of the 20th century was the warmest and wettest period for several hundred years.
In the African Sahel, the monsoon region of India, the grain belt of the USS.R., and the vast corn-and-grain-covered prairies of the U.S: and Canada, farmers did better and better.
By the 1950s, yields were on the average higher than anyone could remember.”
“Alarming ‘forecasts’ made by the CIA
The picture is even more acute for meat.
” Of the seven forms of meat which man eats on a considerable scale, beef and pork make up 73 per cent. .
This reliance on a few species and increasingly fewer varieties of these species — has increased man‘s vulnerability to climate change.
One-quarter to one-third of the peoples of Africa and South Asia suffer from malnutrition or undernourishment.
At least one human being in four still goes hungry.
If the cooling trend of the 1960s and 1970s, with the increased climatic variability that accompanies it, is maintained into the 1980s and 1990s, as most climatologists expect, we shall see more bad harvests, more crop failures, more hunger, and probably more famine.”
Over the last twelve years NASA and NOAA have rewritten Reykjavik, Iceland’s temperature history, to turn a long term cooling trend into a warming trend.
Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v2)