The New Definition Of Extreme Weather | Real Science

When I was kid, we knew that we could count on hurricanes and tornadoes every year. That was before the climate got so extreme.

Inhofe Welcomes Sanders Floor Debate on Global Warming

[Inhofe] the world is not coming to an end, and global warming--we are going through a cycle. We have gone through these cycles before, and every time we go through--in part of my book I talk about the hysterical things people are saying.

Back during that period of time, I mentioned between 1895 and 1930 about how the world was coming to an end, and the same thing from 1930 to the end of the war. Then, of course, getting into the little ice age, all these things that were taking place, the little ice age from 1945--not the ice age but this cooling period--the cooling period that started in 1945 and lasted for 30 years was the time in our history where we had the greatest increase in carbon in the air, the greatest use of that. So it is inconsistent with what reality was.

Two Winter Olympics, when warmists predicted none | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

Half a billion Indians celebrate Earth Hour for real | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

A humiliation for India, but Greens should celebrate the most successful Earth Hour ever:

Quark Soup by David Appell: Audio of Tomorrow's Senate Hearing

It will be Webcast at http://www.epw.senate.gov, and it looks like CSPAN will have the audio here, starting at 10 am ET.

Mislabeled Product Fraud | Real Science

Even if the people behind the USHCN/GHCN/GISS/NOAA data tampering believe that what they are doing is scientifically legitimate (and I have serious doubts about that) – they are misrepresenting their product as thermometer data.

They take a measured cooling trend, convert it into a warming trend, and then publish it as if that warming trend was the actual thermometer data. It goes to the press with no warnings, and no graphs of the original data.

This is blatant product mislabeling and fraud. It would be the equivalent of a CEO presenting a bogus profit trend based on his theory of what would have happened if he had a better accounting department.