Underwater Volcano Could Destroy Italy 'At Any Time'

The ironic part? They don't blame global warming.

Guest Post By Hiroshi L. Tanaka On The New Paper “Data Analysis Of Recent Warming Pattern In The Arctic” By Ohashi And Tanaka « Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

According to our result, the rapid warming during 1970-1990 contains a large fraction of unpredictable natural variability due to the AO. The subsequent period of 1990-2010 indicates a clear trend of the AO to be negative. The global warming has been stopped by natural variability superimposed on the gentle anthropogenic global warming. The important point is that the IPCC models have been tuned perfectly to fit the rapid warming during 1970-1990 by means of the ice-albedo feedback (anthropogenic forcing) which is not actually observed. IPCC models are justified with this wrong scientific basis and are applied to project the future global warming for 100 years in the future. Hence, we warn that the IPCC models overestimate the warming trend due to the mislead Arctic Oscillation.

Weekly Address Watch: For the thirty-fifth time in thirty-seven weeks, The First Green President ignores global warming

Education. Health care. Two of the most important pillars of a strong America grew stronger this week.

New York Roof Collapse Endangers Celebrity Partygoers

While the injuries do not appear to be serious, the Purim party accident should be a warning to all building owners to be attentive to the dangers presented by excess ice and snow.

UK infastructure 'must factor in effects of climate change' | Environment | guardian.co.uk

The report, titled Adapting Institutions to Climate Change, says the test is needed to ensure new projects take into account increasingly variable and extreme weather, as global warming continues. Candidates for adopting the test include coastal industries such as ports, power stations and oil installations – which would have to withstand storm surges and rising sea levels – and hospitals, which it says should expect a rise in admissions during heatwaves.

The chair of the commission, Sir John Lawton, said: "If we don't get on with it now, the future is likely to be unpleasant and expensive." He denied that the test amounted to more government red tape, arguing that inaction would cost more than action.

Flashback: Hospitals forced to cancel operations amid snow chaos - Telegraph

Operations and cancer treatment were also postponed in Derbyshire due to a rise in emergency admissions at hospitals.