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Winter Hits Europe - Stockholm Has Coldest Day in 84 Years! Sweden Coldest Temperature In 20 Years!

Winter Hits Europe – Stockholm Has Coldest Day in 84 Years! Sweden Coldest Temperature In 20 Years!

By on 3. June 2012

Parts of Europe are being gripped by unusual cold, even though the calendar says it’s meteorological summer. Now children in Sweden are finding out what snow is like – in June! Strangest warming I’ve ever seen. Winter pounds Sweden – and it’s summer! The English language The Local here writes that “Stockholm broke an 84-year-old […]

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Boosting Per Capita Prosperity And Energy Consumption Is The Only Way To Care For Our Planet

Boosting Per Capita Prosperity And Energy Consumption Is The Only Way To Care For Our Planet

By on 3. June 2012

An honest look at the data allows us to conclude only one thing: The path to protecting the planet is paved with energy and human prosperity. A shortage of either would mean big trouble for the environment. =================================== How Much Power Should We Consume? By Ed Caryl There have been many suggestions here on this […]

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NOAA Data Show Stagnant Temperatures – Even With “Accelerating Pace Of Emissions”

By on 2. June 2012

In Germany the news from the NOAA that the Barrow, Alaska station has recorded a CO2 concentration at 400 ppm “for the first time” is sweeping through the media – along with fresh warnings of impending climate doom. “The northern sites in our monitoring network tell us what is coming soon to the globe as a whole,” […]

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Solyndra Sequel No. 83 – Odersun Bites The Dust – Another 260 ‘Green Jobs-Of-The-Future’ Vaporize

By on 1. June 2012

Actually, who’s counting? It seems a major solar company goes bust every other day. Odersun – the latest German ghost town. Failed solar company lays off 260 employees. The latest to bite the dust and add to the rapidly rising sea level of red ink is Odersun (sorry, but even their website is no longer […]

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