Daily Archives: March 9, 2012

Experts tell us that the cold winter in Greenland and Alaska is due to missing Arctic ice. The missing Arctic ice is (of course) causing excess Arctic ice in the Bering Sea and Baffin Bay. The bottom line is that too little … Continue reading →

Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs Temperatures have been dropping since 2005, and are the coldest now in the last seventeen years. Game over for alarmists, based on their own rules. 11-11-03 LIVERMORE, Calif. — In order to separate human-caused global … Continue reading →

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In 1999, Hansen showed the 1950-1998 trend in Central Africa (blue spot inside the circle) as -0.5 to -0.3C. His current map shows the 1950-1998 trend in the same region as -0.2 to +1.0C. Since 1999, Hansen has adjusted the … Continue reading →

Scarecrow: But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking don’t they? Dorothy: Yes, I guess you’re right. But Some People Without Brains Do A Lot Of Talking 

Hansen has been busy corrupting Nuuk temperatures to create a non-existent warming trend, while the residents of Nuuk are running out of food due to record cold and ice. Many customers must presently go home empty handed from the board in Nuuk. … Continue reading →

Is Global Warming Affecting the Cheetah’s Ability to Reproduce? Climate change is endangering the ability of the cheetah, the world’s fastest land animal, to reproduce. As reported in the Guardian, the National Museums of Kenya (NMK) and the Kenya Wildlife … Continue reading →

We have been bombarded for years with graphs like the one below, presented as evidence of Arctic doom. The graphs conveniently start in 1979, which was the peak year of the last century. seaice.anomaly.arctic.png (1122×912) Thanks to the work of … Continue reading →

Barack Obama told an audience in Mount Holly, North Carolina: ‘We can’t just rely on fossil fuels from the last century.‘ Barack Obama pushes for $1bn green tax credits  Insanity is trying the same thing (Solyandra) over and over again, … Continue reading →