Daily Archives: March 8, 2012

NASA GISS: Science Briefs: Whither U.S. Climate? Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis Hansen has been deleting cooling trends all over the planet. The image above compares current GISS 1950-1998 trends, with those he published in 1999. He has erased historical cooling trends … Continue reading →

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Hansen lists 1890 as being the coldest year on record. Climate experts tell us that heavy rainfall is due to global warming, and that this type of extreme weather couldn’t have happened in the past. 17 Mar 1890 – QUEENSLAND. … Continue reading →

Climate scientist Dr. James Hansen, began a recent TED talk with two important questions. He asks, “What do I know that would cause me — a reticent, midwestern scientist — to get myself arrested in front of the White House … Continue reading →

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Wine News: Global warming warning Despite the recent very cold spell, it seems our planet is becoming ever warmer, and this is also affecting viticulture in a number of ways. Not all of them are obvious. In such already torrid … Continue reading →

According to the Washington Post, Alaska is no longer part of the United States. The Puffington Host tells us that trees are dying in the Arctic due to lack of snow. Snow records near-bursting across Alaska as accumulation mounts Mar 05, 2012 … Continue reading →

global warming is causing trees in the Arctic to freeze. Reduced snowfall in the Arctic is one of the climactic effects triggered by warmer conditions. With reduced snow cover, the roots of yellow cedars aren’t getting the insulation typically provided … Continue reading →

Five of the ten snowiest December-March periods in Eurasia have occurred since 2003. Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab Andrew Freedman describes this as “the winter that wasn’t” The Winter That Wasn’t Checks In at Fourth-Warmest Ever  h/t to Marc Morano … Continue reading →

24 Apr 1974 – PRINCE CHARLES Gathered from the subject himself… I’m not so sure about the Guinea part.