Summer chill: July one of coolest on record - OC Science : The Orange County Register

If you think July was strangely cool in Orange County, you’re right: a new analysis by the National Weather Service shows that last month was one of the coolest on record in coastal Southern California.
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Beaches were especially cool — “way below normal,” Atkin said — with plenty of cloud cover to keep things gloomy.

Despite a brief interruption by a string of hot days July 15 to 18, the month saw many records tied or broken for lowest maximum temperature: 21 days in all for coastal Southern California as a whole.

Warning Signs: The Global Warming Fleecing of American Taxpayers

Plainly stated, there isn’t a damned thing anyone on Earth can do about this latest cooling, nor was the alleged “global warming” due to “anthropomorphic” causes, i.e., anything and everything attributable to human beings.

Settled science?: Triceratops 'Never Existed,' Scientists Say

(Newser) – One of the best-known dinosaur species may not have really been a dinosaur species at all, according to new research. Scientists compared triceratops skulls to those of a lesser-known species, the torosaurus, and concluded that the triceratops were actually young torosauruses, New Scientist reports. They believe the three-horned dinosaur's skull changed shape as it aged.

Biogeochemical Feedbacks as Important as CO2 | The Resilient Earth

This means that all of those IPCC predictions, and all of those old climate models, are missing a number of climate regulating factors—factors that could be as important as all the ones they did model. Evidence of climate sciences' ignorance mounts daily. With each new revelation, the inadequacy of our scientific understanding becomes undeniable. Yet there are those who still stubbornly insist that the models are trustworthy, that the predictions of a calamitous future are accurate. No one with slightest amount of scientific understanding can honestly say that the IPCC projections are correct.