Daily Archives: October 17, 2010

NASA map from 2006 showing cooling trend Gavin acknowledged the cooling verbally at real climate Antarctic cooling, global warming? …. the continent and in the interior appear to have cooled slightly …… we fully expect Antarctica to warm up in … Continue reading →

http://www.parade.com/celebrity/2010/10/sundays-with-william-shatner.html Maybe they could just give the ice some Botox? He has come a long way since he spent his days saving galaxies and his evenings partying with green alien women.

Joe cherry picks an El Niño period, reports GISS upwards adjusted claims which UAH, RSS and HadCrut all contradict, and throws in an out-of-context quote from Roy Spencer in support. Joe also forgot to mention that UAH anomalies are plummeting … Continue reading →

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ I liked it better in 1975 when they wanted to use soot to melt the polar ice caps.

I was devastated to learn this morning that all seven billion inhabitants of the planet are doomed. Most people in the US will be dead within 80 years of their birth. Life is simply not sustainable for more than about … Continue reading →

Industrial Food and Farming: A Deadly Root of Global Warming Unless we take down Monsanto and Food Inc. and make the Great Transition to a relocalized system of organic food and farming, we and our children are doomed to reside … Continue reading →

GISS shows that Danmarkshavn, Greenland warmed almost 1ºC in 2010. They must be soothsayers, because three of the coldest months of the year have not yet been recorded. http://data.giss.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/gistemp/

Video of ice movement since September 18 During the winter of 2007-2008, a lot of multi-year ice (MYI) blew out into the North Atlantic and melted. Right now, the Arctic has nearly as much area of MYI as it did … Continue reading →

USHCN mean temperature From the looks of the USHCN graph above, you would think that temperatures at Long Beach, Washington were getting a lot warmer. More than a degree warmer since 1950. Whether or not the temperatures are getting warmer, … Continue reading →