Monthly Archives: February 2024

Someone who has me blocked on Twitter says pleasant weather in the Midwest this week is the most extreme event in US climatic history.

“We might hit 70F in Michigan today, and that screams CLIMATE CHANGE in all caps” During the heatwave of February 23-March 9, 2000, Mt. Clemens, Michigan reached 71F on February 26 and 80F on March 8

Government agencies tampering with climate data has made legitimate climate science difficult to find. In this short video we bypass the propaganda and do some real climate science.

NOAA and NASA temperature graphs aren’t useful for science, because the data has been altered. Climate at a Glance | Statewide Time Series | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) In order to do legitimate science, it is necessary to … Continue reading →

“We see a tipping point occurring right before our eyes,” Hansen told the AP before the luncheon, “The Arctic is the first tipping point and it’s occurring exactly the way we said it would.” Hansen, echoing work by other scientists, … Continue reading →

  Experts say the earth is much warmer now than 6,000 years ago when the Arctic was ice-free and trees grew all the way to the edge of the Arctic Ocean. Global temperature changes mapped across the past 24,000 years … Continue reading →

Winter temperatures at Spitzbergen warmed 16 degrees from 1910 to 1938. 22 Dec 1938, 10 – The Daily Telegraph at Newspapers.com

Scientists tell us we have a 10-year window — if even that — before catastrophic climate change becomes inevitable and irreversible. The threat is real, and time is not on our side. Facts, as John Adams said, are stubborn things. … Continue reading →

“There is a possibility of an ice-free Arctic Ocean for a short period in summer perhaps as early as 2015.” pmel.noaa.gov/arctic-zone/detect/documents/AMSA_2009_Report_2nd_print.pdf

In 2007, Professor Wieslaw Maslowski from the Naval Postgraduate School, made this projection : “Our projection of 2013 for the removal of ice in summer is not accounting for the last two minima, in 2005 and 2007,” the researcher from … Continue reading →