Monthly Archives: December 2009
Comparing Tucson To Albany: Warm Places Are More Fun
Not very many people live on top of glaciers or in Greenland or Antarctica. For that matter, not too many live above the Arctic Circle or in Siberia. But oodles of people live merrily in very hot places. The global … Continue reading
Filed under Politics, weather news
Black Carbon From Human Fires Cause Glacial Melting, Not CO2
Even as there is a rush towards keeping planetary status quo situations intact, new data and studies show that there are many, many elements to our climate that cause the melting of glaciers and localized warming. The concept of ‘global … Continue reading
Filed under Geology, nature, Politics, weather news
Cold Mother Nature Blasts Copenhagen
Since Copenhagen is in the news and is obviously very important, we have to look at it some more even if this is rather annoying at this point. But then, events move themselves along including Mother Nature who has decided … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, energy, Free Trade, Geology, nature, war and peace, weather news
US Dollars Turned Into Soap Suds
A Japanese company makes soap $100 dollar bills. This has as much veracity as the Fed dollars created to cover our expenses. Krugman, a former ‘smart’ economist professor, wants desperately for the Fed to ‘save’ us and ‘create jobs’ via … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
Climate Change Conference Collapses
The Copenhagen talks are on the verge of collapse. The conflicts between the US and China are heating up much hotter than the climate at large which happens to be rather cool this year, I would suggest. The third world … Continue reading
Filed under nature, Politics, weather news
Global Warming Scientists Try To Minimize The Sun
I am getting rather angry now, as the media joins up with a number of scientists to back the concept of ‘climate change’ which they really mean, ‘global warming’: the latest insane claim to come down the road is ‘sun … Continue reading
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Polar Opposites
I don’t like making contentions without some good data to back up my comments so I thought it was time to discuss human population density and global migration and how this interacts with high birthrates, population density, location of trade/port … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, energy, Free Trade, Geology, Politics, weather news
