Daily Archives: March 14, 2012

A Fort Collins teenager (Tim Masters) spent 10 years in jail for a murder he didn’t commit – based on the incorrect opinion of a leading forensics expert. In 1997 Broderick contacted Dr. J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist from … Continue reading →

Climate change still a reality despite soggy summer, warns report March 15, 2012 ”After a couple of years, the dams are full, everything is green around you, the soil moisture is topped up,” Professor Steffen said. ”And you say, ‘This … Continue reading →

No holds barred any more. ‘Invisible tsunami’ of rising sea levels puts US coasts at risk, expert says By msnbc.com staff and news services For the nearly 5 million people who live along the U.S. coasts from Maine to the Gulf of … Continue reading →

Severe Drought Threatens Texas Agriculture March 13, 2012 | From theTrumpet.com Texas farmers are anticipating small yields this year due to an ongoing severe drought, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday. The drought began in October 2010, parching hundreds of … Continue reading →

20120305180000_WIS56SD_0006330353.gif (2719×2291) The Northwest Passage is blocked on the eastern side by the most extensive ice since 1983, and on the western side by very thick “old ice” (brown.) Temperatures have been running -40 to -60F. Bring your sunblock.

Record amount of snow in Alps – The Riviera Times Online Meteo France have concluded that our winter ski seasons as we know them are on borrowed time Global warming   

Australian temperatures are forecast to rise by between 1C and 5C by 2070 “when compared with the climate of recent decades.” But CSIRO says 2010 and 2011 were the coolest years recorded since 2001 Atmospheric CO2 levels hit 800,000-year high: … Continue reading →

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX 818 PM CDT MON MAR 12 2012 …SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL FOR MARCH 8-11 2012 BRINGS HOUSTON TO ITS 4TH WETTEST START TO A YEAR… National Weather Service Watch Warning Advisory Summary

N_daily_extent_hires.png (1460×1740) Hansen has been busy tampering with Nuuk temperature records on his computer, while the real Nuuk is trapped in near record ice – which now extends 300km further south  than the NSIDC mean (orange line.) The near record … Continue reading →

Which one is more difficult? Traversing the northwest passage in completely unknown conditions through ice floes in an unpowered wooden vessel with no lights, heat, communications, maps or any other contact with the outside world. Traversing the northwest passage through … Continue reading →