Daily Archives: April 27, 2012

Obama and Julia promised to heal the planet, and they did. Temperatures have declined. Arctic sea ice has recovered, it has been the quietest four year period for hurricanes, and until the experts corrupted the data this month, sea level … Continue reading →

Hansen says that 1917 was the coldest year in American history, which explains the 130 MPH category four hurricane in late September. Unisys Weather: 1917 Hurricane/Tropical Data for Atlantic It has been eight years since a category four hurricane hit … Continue reading →

Leading climate experts tell us that the ocean is heating around Antarctica and making the ice melt. By coincidence, April 20 was also National Marijuana Day. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.south.anom.1979-2008

iphone.anomaly.arctic.png (512×412) There is more Arctic ice area today than there was on the same date in 1989.

Particulate pollution over industrialized regions can at least temporarily mask the global warming signal by reflecting heat back into the outer layers of the atmosphere, according to Harvard researchers, who say that they’ve pinpointed a “warming hole” over the eastern … Continue reading →

Unemployment – Google Public Data Explorer Unemployment is now double what it was when Obama and his fellow Democrats took control of Congress in 2007. Democrats win House, promise new direction POSTED: 6:05 p.m. EST, November 8, 2006 (CNN) — … Continue reading →

14 Oct 1902 – Alpine Glaciers Disappearing. One hundred ten years ago, glaciers had receded several thousand feet – and it was this guy’s fault. Early American Automobiles 1902 Models

31 May 1947 – ARCTIC CLIMATE’S ALARMING CHANGE No worries though. Hansen simply erased the 10F warming. Problem solved.

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“Most of the predictions [in Population Bomb] have proved correct.” The world’s most renowned population analyst has called for a massive reduction in the number of humans and for natural resources to be redistributed from the rich to the poor. … Continue reading →