Europe Grilled By Heat Wave As Study Estimates Heat To Kill 150K Europeans A Year By 2100
While it is important to know what is happening around the world (the European heatwave) it would also be nice to see some attention made to the fact that Eastern North America has been much cooler as of late which as I’ve mentioned in previous articles believe to be attributed to a dramatic change in Earth’s wobble and perhaps paired … Continue reading
Mysterious Exploding Siberian Craters Could Mean Trouble For The Entire Planet
In northern Siberia, rising temperatures are causing mysterious giant craters — and even more dire consequences could be in store, say climate scientists. The Russian province’s long-frozen ground, called permafrost, is thawing, triggering massive changes to the region’s landscape and ecology. It could even threaten human lives. “The last time we saw a permafrost melting was 130,000 years ago. It’s … Continue reading
7 Highly Unusual Weather Events That Left US Meteorologists Baffled This Week
Strange weather anomalies continue and seem to be getting even more strange as each day goes by. My personal opinion is that it is all linked to the dramatic Earth wobble change that took place in 2005. I believe it has affected many aspects of our planet including climate/weather (jet stream) and seismic activity. via strangesounds: Here a compilation of … Continue reading
‘Totally Unexpected’ Source Of Climate Cooling Discovered by Scientists
Arctic waters absorbed vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, creating a cooling effect that’s 230 times greater than the warming from methane emitted from underwater seeps, according to a new study. The findings are a complete reversal of what scientists previously believed — that methane seeps in the Arctic Ocean were contributing to global warming. “If what we … Continue reading
“Extraordinary” Cold in Spain – Snow at 600 meters
An “extraordinary” collapse in temperatures, up to 15 degrees C in northern areas. 25 Apr 2017 – Galicia will be this cold and, during the next 48 hours in the province of Lugo, the low will vary between 0 and 3 degrees. At night, Vitoria and almost all the provinces of Castilla y León will range from 2 below zero … Continue reading
The Art of Green Deception . . .About Those Record Temperatures in Antarctica
On the same day (24 March 2015) in the real Antarctic (not Esperanza on the Trinity Peninsula) Australia’s Casey research station had its coldest 24 March day in 18 years (minus 12.7 °C). That wasn’t mentioned and neither was any other interesting data like Casey’s 2015 March mean maximum temperature was the same as 1990 and lower than 1991, 1992, … Continue reading
Strange Weather: New Strains of Wheat Rust and Blight & Global Cold Weather Crop Losses
New unidentified strains of blight and wheat rust have emerged on our planet which are causing 100% losses in the fields. Yellow rust continues to spread unchecked, but is now merging with as yet un-named strains of pathogens to create a super-rust strain. Crop losses around the planet continue with cold damage and now the hard freeze in the USA … Continue reading
Ice Ages And Earth’s Wobble
For more than a century scientists have known that Earth’s ice ages are caused by the wobbling of the planet’s orbit, which changes its orientation to the Sun and affects the amount of sunlight reaching higher latitudes, particularly the polar regions. The Northern Hemisphere’s last ice age ended about 20,000 years ago, and most evidence has indicated that the ice … Continue reading
‘No Observable Sea-Level Effect’ From Man-Made Global Warming, Results of Four Studies
Ten years after former Vice President Al Gore warned in his 2006 Oscar-winning film, An Inconvenient Truth, that if nothing was done to stop man-made global warming, melting Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets could raise sea levels by up to 20 feet, four peer-reviewed scientific studies found “no observable sea-level effect of anthropogenic global warming.” “It is widely assumed that … Continue reading
Climate Science Debates Find Their Place in the Sun
Man’s nearest star is less active after scientists noticed a plunge in the number of sunspots. As a result, some say, global temperature levels will not rise as much as predicted, while others insist this will do little to slow climate change. ABU DHABI // August may be its usual sweltering self in the UAE, but it’s not business as … Continue reading
