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How Does the Next Ice Age Start – One Snow Flake at a Time
ICE AGE NOW starts with this introduction: “Most people do NOT realize how short the Canadian growing season is and that the development of new early ripening wheat was a major discovery for Canadian agriculture, says reader Greg. “The snow is … Continue reading
U.S. Breadbasket At Risk From Global Cooling NOAA Indicates – Crop Failures, World Hunger A Result?
While left-leaning U.S. politicians, bureaucrats and the partisan mainstream press continue to push the silly catastrophic AGW hysteria from human CO2 emissions, a significant cooling trend (per NOAA) across a critically important global breadbasket continues – if the latest 15-year … Continue reading
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Archaeologists Find Clues to Viking Mystery
For years, researchers have puzzled over why Viking descendents abandoned Greenland in the late 15th century. But archaeologists now believe that economic and identity issues, rather than starvation and disease, drove them back to their ancestral homes. More HERE. The … Continue reading
Climate Change and the Light Switch – A Geologist View
Russ Steele I just finished reading The Whole Story of Climate: What Science Reveals about the Nature of Endless Change by E. Kirsten Peters on my Kindle Fire. After learning about the book on a climate change blog, I down … Continue reading
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Connecting the Global Cooling Dots
Alan Caruba, writing at Warning Signs wants us to connect the cooling dots. Winter doesn’t officially begin until December 21, but winter has a mind of its own as does all of nature. While the United Nations charlatans gathered in … Continue reading
One Upping “The World’s Scariest Divergence”
Russ Steele ZeroHedge has some scary charts showing the demand for food is rising inexorably (as is the demand for fuel) but at the same time supply is falling rapidly as the availability of arable land per capita plunges. The … Continue reading
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Cold More Dangerous Than Warming
Russ Steele This is a reminder from a post at PJ Media by Dr Tim Ball and Tom Harris: Far more people die due to excessive cold than due to excessive warmth. Cold weather is obviously much harder on our bodies … Continue reading
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A Mayan Tale of Climate Cycles
Russ Steele National Geographic News has an interesting discussion of how climate change resulted in the Mayan decline and inland demise. The latest Maya climate-change study, published Friday in the journal Science, analyzes a Belizean cavern’s stalagmites—those lumpy, rocky spires … Continue reading
Did exploding stars help life on Earth to thrive?
Russ Steele Today the Royal Astronomical Society in London publishes Henrik Svensmark’s latest paper entitled “Evidence of nearby supernovae affecting life on Earth”. After years of effort Svensmark shows how the variable frequency of stellar explosions not far from our … Continue reading
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Robust Agriculture Sector Will Be Key to Survival During Next Grand Minimum
Russ Steele As a conservative I have taken a very negative view of subsides for green energy, renewable energy, especially ethanol which consumes food for fuel. I recently participated in a discussion of agriculture subsides and came to the realization … Continue reading
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