Daily Archives: April 2, 2012

National Archives releases 1940 Census, 21 million from count still alive Let the genealogical hunt begin. The National Archives on Monday morning released digital records from the 1940 Census, posting a searchable online trove of details on the 132 million … Continue reading →

Red circle above is March 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2012 NSIDC clearly shows that ice extent is nowhere near within one standard deviation and is in fact still well outside the two standard deviation area.  The Arctic Institute – Center … Continue reading →

It is difficult to imagine that they would have survived the current cold climate in Greenland. Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq  

Some corals could survive global warming, say scientists. An international team, working in the central Pacific, has discovered that coral, which has survived heat stress in the past, is more likely to survive it in the future, the PLoS One … Continue reading →

Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs Do temperature records reliably show the planet is warming? Global temperature records are crucial to scientific assessment of climate change, so many steps are taken to ensure that the records are reliable and that any … Continue reading →

How unseasonably hot would it have to become for local television weather people to even mention the possibility of global warming and climate change as the cause? I’ve never heard any of them do it even once. With the recent … Continue reading →

Global warming close to becoming irreversible-scientists Global warming close to becoming irreversible-scientists | Reuters This bizarre event never used to happen.  

97% of Vatican experts think the Earth is the center of the Universe. Anyone who disagrees threatens the safety and stability of society. Those who disagree should be prosecuted. The survival of the human race depends on everyone agreeing that the earth … Continue reading →

Obama was against regime change, before he was for regime change, before he was against regime change, before he was for regime change. A coalition of more than 70 partners, including the United States, pledged Sunday to send millions of … Continue reading →