72 days ago by Mandy Adwell

Between September 2010 and October 2011, Texas experienced the driest year in living memory. I don’t think many people expected it to go this far, but on Tuesday it was declared the worst drought in a century across nearly the entire state. The drought is now expected to last throughout the winter u ...

THE9BILLION - the9billion.com · Rank: 93,339 · 22 references

128 days ago by Todd B. Bates

September was very wet and abnormally warm in the Garden State, continuing a trend of weather extremes, according to the state climatologist. Indeed, 2011 could become the wettest and warmest year in New Jersey since 1895, according to a summary by David A. Robinson, the New Jersey state climatologi ...

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165 days ago by admin

On August 29, 2011 after the tenth day of protest in Lafayette Park in Washington D.C. Protestors continue to clash about the suspected 700 billion dollar pipeline. The Keystone XL 700,000 to 800,000 barrels of oil from Canada’s southwestern district to the Gulf of Mexico. This Pipeline will be the ...

The Media Freedom Foundation - mediafreedominternational.org · Rank: 153,497 · 44 references

165 days ago by Olivier Denier Long, Esquire

We read today in Le Monde, that although the number of hurricanes remains relatively constant, their intensity is increasing. It is reported that there are more in category 4 and 5, with the rise directly proportional to an increase in ocean temperature. Being curious about storm intensity in the wa ...

The Long View - odl-blog.livejournal.com · 3 references

179 days ago by William Teach

Yes, another day, another set of climate alarmists demonstrating to tell government to make Someone Else change their behavior. Ultra-Warmist (and climate hypocrite) Bill McKibbon is given a platform at the Washington Post to air his idiocy and tell us that this is a Watershed moment for Obama on cl ...

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185 days ago by Lara DeHaven

Lane DeHaven, the ranch manager of Cross Creek Cattle Company, attended the 2011 Beef Cattle Short Course last week at Texas A&M University. He had a great time and learned a lot. Lane really enjoyed listening to Dr. Temple Grandin speak. The audience must have enjoyed her speech as much as Lane sin ...

Welcome to the Ranch! - beefmaster-ranch.com/wordpress · 7 references

196 days ago by StarCityNews

Don Limps onto Texas Coast with Little Rain is a post from: StarCityNews.com Don Limps onto Texas Coast with Little Rain is a post from: StarCityNews.com On late Friday, the Tropical Storm Don, the 2011 first major Gulf of Mexico storm, lost much of its punch as it moved ashore in South Texas. US fo ...

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207 days ago by politisite

David Legates announced this week that he was asked to step down as Delaware State Climatologist, a position he held for seven years. A long-time denier of the human contribution to climate change, Legates’ tenure as State Climatologist has always been a controversial one. Back in 2007, because of h ...

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209 days ago by Punch Kids

“ FREE download at: www.firstscience.tv Elder statesman of climatology James Lovelock talks to FirstScience about his concerns for the future of Earth and its inhabitants. As the first person to suggest that the Planet’s climate is regulated by life — his acclaimed Gaia theory — there is no one bett ...

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219 days ago by William Teach

An interesting video, via Jo Nova. It’s long, but worth it As the Youtube page says, please share it, which is “A debunking of the left’s global warming agenda, from Roy W. Spencer, former NASA climatologist and climate expert. For more on this topic, purchase his new Broadside, “The Bad Science and ...

Pirate's Cove - thepiratescove.us · Rank: 15,312 · 750 references