Daily Archives: November 1, 2013

Ninety-five percent of Arctic Ice forecasts were too low, increasing their confidence in their prediction skill to 95%. September Sea Ice Outlook: June Report | ARCUS

The Press-Courier – Google News Archive Search Does this mean that everyone will be dead by the year 2010?

Going from 300 to 400 PPM CO2 is the equivalent of packing an extra ten people into the Superdome. Hansen says that it is going to kill us all. The Press-Courier – Google News Archive Search

Two years ago, Joe Romm declared the official start to the permanent drought. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent Drought” | The Energy Collective And now the permanent drought is over.   United States Drought Monitor > Data Archive … Continue reading →

According to the Danish Meteorological Institute graphs, this past summer was the coldest on record north of 80N, and was below normal temperature every day from June through August University of Colorado ice maps also show that there was very little melt. … Continue reading →

New October ice is green. Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the nation’s surveillance activities went “too far” in some cases, and has promised that will not happen again. Kerry: U.S. Surveillance Went “Too Far” Is there some reason why anyone would still be … Continue reading →

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The amount of five year old ice in the Arctic has more than doubled over the past two years, as seen in the animation below. Index of /pub/tschudi/iceage/gifs