New Video : NASA And NOAA Erasing The Record Heat Of 1934
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July 20, 2017 at 08:20AM
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Trump: “Frankly, The People That Like Me, Love That I Got Out Of The Paris Accord”
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Trump: “Frankly, The People That Like Me, Love That I Got Out Of The Paris Accord”
President Trump spoke on Wednesday with three New York Times reporters in an exclusive interview in the Oval Office. He briefly explained why he decided to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Agreement.
HABERMAN: [In Paris], I don’t think I’ve seen you look like you were enjoying yourself that much since the convention, really.
TRUMP: I have had the best reviews on foreign land. So I go to Poland and make a speech. Enemies of mine in the media, enemies of mine are saying it was the greatest speech ever made on foreign soil by a president. I’m saying, man, they cover [garbled]. You saw the reviews I got on that speech. Poland was beautiful and wonderful, and the reception was incredible.
And then, went to France the following week, because it was the 100th year. [inaudible] The Paris Accord — I wasn’t going to get along with France for a little while, because people forget, because it is a very unfair agreement to us. China doesn’t get [garbled] until 2030. Russia goes back to 1994 as a standard — a much, much lower standard. India has things that are [garbled]. I want to do the same thing as everyone else. We can’t do that? We can’t do that? That’s O.K. Let me get out. Frankly, the people that like me, love that I got out.
After that, it was fairly surprising. He [President Emmanuel Macron of France] called me and said, “I’d love to have you there and honor you in France,” having to do with Bastille Day. Plus, it’s the 100th year of the First World War. That’s big. And I said yes. I mean, I have a great relationship with him. He’s a great guy.
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July 20, 2017 at 07:29AM
We Need to Say “Yes!” to Air Conditioning
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Guest Essay by Kip Hansen Contrary to the common mantra that we must turn the thermostat up on our air conditioners to cut down on electrical energy usage — in order to save the planet from sure destruction — a recent article in the New York Times offered a different perspective. “If You Fix…
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July 20, 2017 at 07:20AM
July 20, 1934 – 118 Degrees In Iowa
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July 20, 1934 was the hottest day in Iowa’s history. Keokuk, Iowa reached 118 degrees. Almost the entire country was over 90 degrees, almost half was over 100 degrees, and a large section of the Midwest was over 110 degrees.
It was also the hottest day on record outside Omaha, Nebraska – where temperatures reached 116 degrees. Since then, summer maximum temperatures have plummeted.
The average maximum temperature that day across the US was 95 degrees, six degrees hotter than last year, which NOAA says was the hottest year on record.
Eighty percent of the US was in drought.
The US simply doesn’t get hot weather like that any more.
Climate alarmists now get hysterical about a hot day in Arizona, which happens every June.
1934 was the hottest year on record in the US. This wrecked global warming theory, so NASA and NOAA simply changed the data to make the heat go away.
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Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.
- George Orwell “1984”
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July 20, 2017 at 06:19AM
Iowa Climate Science Education 