Daily Archives: February 28, 2012

More than 10C below normal across the Alaskan and Canadian Arctic and Greenland. This will devastate the little remaining ice, which is currently at the highest extent in the NORSEX record. 10-Day Temperature Outlook  

Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie

Ancient global warming shrunk horses down to housecat size During ancient global warming, about one-third of the mammals shrank. New research reveals that these changes occurred in lockstep with temperature fluctuations during the period. Ancient global warming shrunk horses down … Continue reading →

sea level rise may exceed 1 meter (about 3 feet) by 2100, with a rise of up to 2 meters (6 feet) considered possible – Richard Somerville – Climate alarmism communications expert – La Jolla, California The animation below shows 140 … Continue reading →

Polar Science Center » Data “In the end, it will just melt away quite suddenly” - Professor Peter Wadhams, Cambridge University http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7139797.stm

09 MAY 2011 German Chancellor Angela Merkel ….. will become the first leader to transform an industrialized nation from nuclear and fossil fuel energy to renewable power. Germany’s Unlikely Champion Of a Radical Green Energy Path by Christian Schwägerl: Yale Environment 360 … Continue reading →

Britain is freezing because of too little ice in the eastern Arctic. Alaska is freezing because of too much ice in the western Arctic. But “baby bear” Winnipeg is just right …… Both too little ice and too much ice … Continue reading →

ssmi1_ice_ext.png (1667×1250) Nothing happening in the Arctic ……

Hear the sound of chewing out in our vast forests of lodgepole pine, spruce and fir, the chewing that’s already destroyed half the commercial timber in important regions like British Columbia? That’s the sound of climate change, says biologist Reese … Continue reading →

Britain faces years of freezing winters because global warming is causing Arctic Sea ice to melt, researchers have found. Freezing winters ahead due to melting Arctic Sea ice – Telegraph The exact opposite of what they were saying a few … Continue reading →