Daily Archives: June 26, 2011

The ocean and atmosphere may be cold, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t hot. Don’t let cool spring fool you, experts say global warming is a fact BY MIKE FAULK YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC YAKIMA, Wash. — With this year’s heavy snowpack … Continue reading →

Joe D’Aleo sent this over. US winter temperatures are dropping at a rate of between thirteen and eighty-seven degrees per century. This is exactly what the climate models predicted, and exactly what Jeff Masters means when he talks about global … Continue reading →

Palin and Bachmann are turning them all into newts. All of the evil in the world is due to these two women. “I am very serious about what I want to do,” Bachmann said on “Fox News Sunday,” adding that … Continue reading →

New research shows support for taking action on climate change is slipping. The Lowy Institute’s annual poll asked about 1,000 people for their opinions on a range of topics, including climate change and the war in Afghanistan. The poll shows … Continue reading →

  Someone forgot to tell it that Greenland is melting down. http://www.b.dk/viden/berlingske-er-mere-cool-end-politiken   http://nsidc.org/cgi-bin/gpd_deliver_jpg.pl?berlingskeGI22_18  

Last week, Prime Minister Raila Odinga got it right when he said climate change may be the biggest challenge to the country’s economic development in coming years. Unfortunately, despite this realisation, there is no evidence that much is being done … Continue reading →

Texas Icehouses Melt Away Texas Icehouses. Part town hall, part tavern, icehouses have been a South Texas tradition since the 1920s. Before refrigeration, icehouses stored and distributed block ice for the neighborhood iceboxes. Over time, they diversified— iced beer, a … Continue reading →

The EPA climate change web site uses this imagery as evidence of “climate change.” http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/indicators/pdfs/CI-snow-and-ice.pdf What they aren’t showing is that more than 80% of the glacier’s documented retreat occurred before 1940, and that between 1794 and 1879, the glacier … Continue reading →

In order to determine the effects of climate change, we have to know how much the climate would have changed had it not been for climate change. Our trillion dollar supercomputer is busy modeling climate change – with and without … Continue reading →

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