Daily Archives: January 8, 2012

Global warming: European species lag in habitat shift PARIS — Fast-track warming in Europe is making butterflies and birds fall behind in the move to cooler habitats and prompting a worrying turnover in alpine plant species, studies published Sunday said. … Continue reading →

Last winter’s record snowfall in New England was blamed on global warming, and this year’s low snowfall is also being blamed on global warming –  as was the big October snowstorm . One thing for sure – whatever the weather is, … Continue reading →

My advanced research can now be revealed. I have discovered that life is made up of opposites and cycles. For example summer/winter, day/night, male,/female birth/death, drought/flood, ice age/interglacial, high pressure/low pressure, happy/sad, win/lose, love/hate, yin/yang, young/old … For example, it … Continue reading →

Excess trapped heat from CO2 is hiding at the bottom of the ocean and causing a missing ice cube in Russia – which is in turn spreading snow and cold over much of Eurasia. Indians in the Kashmir Valley are … Continue reading →

For six years, the MSM has been unable to find any fault with Obama, despite a few minor mistakes – like doubling unemployment and the national debt. Yet, these same people seem to have no trouble digging up all kinds of … Continue reading →

For many years, climate fraudsters have been using the 1977 PDO shift as cover for claiming that Alaska is warming. Considering just a linear trend can mask some important variability characteristics in the time series. The figure at right shows … Continue reading →

In Alaska this winter, below 30-below is becoming normal Even by Alaska’s standards, it’s been a harsh winter. On Friday, the city of Nome, home to about 3,500 people on the state’s western coast, hit its 10th consecutive day of … Continue reading →

1934 was the hottest year in US history (until Hansen and Karl corrupted the database) yet it also had a very cold winter in some places. http://news.google.com/newspapers

Our nutcase friends imagine that at some time in the past, the world was a happy place, full of ice and Platonic love between Polar Bears and Penguins and Deer and Skunks and Rabbits. During May, Hillary traveled to Nuuk to figure … Continue reading →

The recent letter by Richard Haddad questioning global climate change (“It’s time to rethink causes of global warming,” Jan. 4 Times-News) needs to be rebutted for one simple reason — global climate change poses the greatest threat this country (and … Continue reading →