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Global Surface Cooling Expected To Continue...Forecasters See Another La Nina In The Pipeline

Global Surface Cooling Expected To Continue…Forecasters See Another La Nina In The Pipeline

By on 7. July 2021

Not long ago Dr. Roy Spencer published Version 6 University of Alabama-Huntsville satellite-based global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for June, 2021. It was -0.01 deg. C, down an impressive  0.7°C since the peak in early 2016. As Dr. Spencer’s chart above shows, temperatures are back within the range seen 20 years ago. The […]

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Czech Extreme Weather Fatalities Study Finds "Statistically Significant Falling Trend"...Most Related To Cold!

Czech Extreme Weather Fatalities Study Finds “Statistically Significant Falling Trend”…Most Related To Cold!

By on 6. July 2021

A study of Czech extreme weather fatalities show that the trend has been “significantly falling”. Most weather extreme fatalities were related to cold…less than 2% “heat related”! German climate site Die kalte Sonne reports on on new study that looked at fatalities due to weather extremes in the European landlocked country of the Czech Republic. […]

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Strong Link Between Solar Activity And Rapid Cooling (2-3°C/Century) In China During The Last 5000 Years

Strong Link Between Solar Activity And Rapid Cooling (2-3°C/Century) In China During The Last 5000 Years

By on 5. July 2021

China’s climate history includes multiple climate warming and cooling fluctuations of 4°C within centuries, with cold periods aligning with declines in solar irradiance. According to a new study (Zhang et al., 2021), northern China’s coldest temperatures of the last 5000 years occurred 300 calibrated years before present (cal yr BP), coinciding with the Little Ice […]

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Wildfires Spike Every Fourth Of July, When Americans Celebrate "Independence"

Wildfires Spike Every Fourth Of July, When Americans Celebrate “Independence”

By on 4. July 2021

Just a couple of anecdotes today… Happy 4th of July everyone, though personally I don’t there’s really much left to celebrate anymore. Government lockdowns and social media censoring of legitimate opposing opinions remind me of Cold War time Communist countries. We’re not free anymore, and so celebrating “freedom” is a bit of joke. Independence Day […]

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Global Warming Stalls Again - Back To Levels Seen 20 Years Ago! And: No Warming In Tokyo This Century

Global Warming Stalls Again – Back To Levels Seen 20 Years Ago! And: No Warming In Tokyo This Century

By on 3. July 2021

Little warming to be found globally. By Kirye and Pierre Before we begin, Dr. Roy Spencer just published the Version 6.University of Alabama-Huntsville satellite-based global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for June, 2021 was -0.01 deg. C, down from the May, 2021 value of +0.08 deg. C. As Dr. Spencer’s chart above shows, temperatures […]

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Policymakers: 400 PPM CO2 Killing The Climate, But 14,000 PPM Okay For Kids! Doctors Warn Against Masks

Policymakers: 400 PPM CO2 Killing The Climate, But 14,000 PPM Okay For Kids! Doctors Warn Against Masks

By on 2. July 2021

UPDATE: The dictators at Twitter have restricted my account for 7 days just minutes after I posted this article. We are not living in a democracy, folks. Opposition is being shutdown on bogus grounds.  Across Europe governments are considering making masks compulsory for children at school in the fight against the Corona virus. But the […]

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Large Herbivores Grazed On Grass Year-Round In The Arctic When CO2 Was 180 ppm. Now They Cannot.

Large Herbivores Grazed On Grass Year-Round In The Arctic When CO2 Was 180 ppm. Now They Cannot.

By on 1. July 2021

A new study reports that during Pleistocene cold stages, when CO2 concentrations dipped below 200 ppm, Arctic Siberia had much more fertile soil and productive vegetation than exists today. Extensive grassland ecosystems could sustain year-round grazers: horses, mammoths, bison. Today this region’s large herbivores must be fed by humans to secure survival due to extremely […]

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