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Uncategorized 5 May 2017

We’ll Always Have Paris, Unless the Senate Has Its Say

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Expect some clarity soon on America’s future participation in the Paris Agreement on climate. Several cabinet members, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, want to stay in, but at a rally in Pennsylvania Saturday, President Trump called Paris a one-sided deal that would shrink the economy by $2.5 trillion over […]

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May 5, 2017 at 01:30AM

Uncategorized 5 May 2017

Cinco de Mayo Tornadoes

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In 1922 and 1933, the US had very bad Cinco de Mayo tornadoes.

08 May 1922 – TEXAS TORNADO

06 May 1933 – AMERICAN TORNADO

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May 5, 2017 at 01:05AM

Uncategorized 5 May 2017

Hot Cinco de Mayo

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“Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.”
― George Orwell, 1984

On this date in 1940, there were 100 degree temperatures in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. About 25 degrees warmer than today’s forecasts.

On this date in 1952, it was 90 degrees in Michigan, Minnesota and Montana, about 30 degrees warmer than today’s forecast.

People believe fake news about global warming, because they don’t know how hot it was in the past. And the reason people don’t know how hot the past was, is because government agencies erase the hot past. Just like Orwell predicted.

NASA not only hides the past heat, but they regularly alter data far outside their own 95% confidence error bars – shown in green.

2001 Version 2017 Version

Catastrophic global warming is the biggest scam in science history.

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May 5, 2017 at 12:34AM

Uncategorized 5 May 2017

The New Pause: Europe’s Trend Of CO2 Reductions Seems To Have Stopped

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The EU’s statistical agency Eurostat announced Thursday (4 May) that CO2 emissions resulting from the EU’s energy use have “slightly decreased” in 2016, compared to the year before. But Eurostat’s press release did not mention that the small decrease has not made up for the small increase in CO2 emissions the year before, and that more CO2 was emitted in 2016 than in 2014.

source: Eurostat

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions account for around 80 percent of all of the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to potentially disastrous climate change.

In 2016, carbon emissions dropped by 0.4 percent compared to 2015, Eurostat said in a press release.

But in 2015, CO2 emissions had increased by 0.7 percent compared to 2014.

In other words, last year’s CO2 emissions increased by 0.29 percent compared to 2014, which means that for the second consecutive year the EU’s carbon emissions are higher than in 2014, albeit very slightly.

The flatlining contrasts with figures from 2014, when emissions dropped by 5 percent compared to the year before. In the two years before, the year-on-year decrease had also been at least 2 percent.