Squaw Peak has been renamed by the politically correct left.
Camelback Mountain, where I watched the movie Camelot at the Camelback Theatre in 1967.
My home at ASU was the center of social life on campus in 1974, but has since been (literally) bulldozed by the politically correct left.
The world’s leading climate experts and Nobel Prize winners predicted the Arctic would be ice-free sometime between 2013 and 2018.
Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut
The Argus-Press – Google News Archive Search
Balmorhea, Texas is forecast to reach 46 degrees tomorrow, breaking last year’s record cold maximum temperature by nine degrees.
Texas climate experts announced in 2011 that Texas would be hot and dry for the rest of the century, and they gained credibility by quoting themselves.
The weather of the 21st century will be very much like the hot and dry weather of 2011. Giving extra credibility to this forecast is the fact that the weather extremes that we are presently experiencing were predicted in the first edition in 1995.
White Cherokees are very real. I see them often in Arizona.
Ninety seven percent of climate scientists agree that a wavy jet stream is caused by global warming and disappearing Arctic ice.
CO2 is changing the jet stream in ways that will create more Harveys – ThinkProgress
This is not to be confused with 40 years ago, when 97% of climate scientists agreed that a wavy jet stream is caused by global cooling, and increasing Arctic ice.
25 May 1983, Page 29 – Stevens Point Journal at Newspapers.com
24 Sep 1974, 16 – The Guardian at Newspapers.com
Also important to remember is that warmth in Alaska is proof of both global warming, and global cooling – depending on which answer politicians are currently willing to pay for.
20 Jan 1977, Page 3 – Valley News
My favorite song at ASU in 1974 was the Eagles Peaceful, Easy Feeling. We used to have all-night parties out in the desert by the Salt River east of Phoenix.
The Totos and I climbed up a mountain tonight, and got some interesting pictures.
