Daily Archives: April 2, 2015

A few days ago, experts reported record heat in Antarctica based on a few hours of downslope winds at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. They attributed this to global warming.

It has been one year since Rhode Island Senator Whitehouse announced that winters are getting shorter, and that pipelines generate more CO2 than transporting oil by rail. https://www.rimed.org/rimedicaljournal/2014/05/2014-05-60-news-whitehouse-climate.pdf Senator Whitehouse is very angry at climate change deniers who ignore scientific … Continue reading →

President Obama plans to take full control of the global climate, right after he figures out how to operate an umbrella. h/t Dave Stealey

Experts say that ice is rapidly disappearing on the Great Lakes due to global warming, and will soon disappear forever. Lake Superior has increased water temperatures and an earlier onset of summer stratification by about two weeks in just the … Continue reading →

.Fifteen years ago, government scientists were unhappy that the US was cooling and wrecking their theory, so they simply altered the data in a series of steps – to turn cooling into warming. in the U.S. there has been little … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago, there was unanimous consensus that the planet was getting colder. SCIENTISTS AGREE WORLD IS COLDER – – NYTimes.com This cooling didn’t suit the political agenda of the White House, so NASA simply made it disappear.

45 years ago, scientists wanted to ban fossil fuels to prevent a new ice age and flooding of coastal cities. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/

The usual criminals in the press corps are claiming that Arctic ice is rapidly disappearing, and at a record low extent. Satellite imagery shows that there is a lot more ice and snow than there was in 2006. (Note that … Continue reading →

Nine years ago, The New York Times announced that your SUV brought endless summer to Long Island, and was killing Polar Bears gardens alone can’t save the polar bears, or all the other species that could vanish. Only a radical … Continue reading →