Daily Archives: September 14, 2013

Fort Collins police appear to be directing climate refugees to a centralized area at the CSU football stadium parking lot. Viewed from above, you can see that many have lost everything, except for their pickup truck, hot dogs, hamburgers, barbecued … Continue reading →

Our friends keep pointing out that current Arctic ice gains are irrelevant, because the trend since the peak in 1979 is down. This argument is ridiculous. In order to break the post 1979 downwards trend, the summer minimum would have … Continue reading →

Five weeks ago this blog hit ten million page views. It will pass eleven million in a few hours. Currently getting two clicks per second.

September 14, 2013 at 4:30 pm You can’t make up stupid like this. First they claim that global warming is causing glaciers to retreat away from the sea.  Now they claim that global warming is causing glaciers to advance towards … Continue reading →

Syria pretends to get rid of their chemical weapons, Obama takes credit for it, UN discussions begin to condemn US support of the “rebels” – and Russia has cover to help Iran speed up their nuclear weapons program. Kerry and … Continue reading →

The Poudre River in Fort Collins drains more than 500 square miles of mountains and empties through a narrow canyon. The Big Thompson River in Loveland drains more than 500 square miles of mountains and empties through a narrow canyon. The … Continue reading →

Forests burn. Some species of pine trees in Colorado can not reproduce without regular catastrophic crown fires. If you build your house in the pine forest, it will burn. Flood plains flood. If you build your house on a flood … Continue reading →

Obama cancelled White House tours for schoolchildren earlier this year, because he said his record high budget didn’t contain enough money – despite the fact that one of his golfing vacations would have paid for a year’s worth of tours. … Continue reading →

Parts of Longmont, Colorado are flooded. One of the main recreational attractions in Longmont is Golden Ponds, which is a series of old gravel pits along the St. Vrain River – that are now filled with water. How did billions of … Continue reading →