Posted on June 29, 2008 by chillguy33
Can periodic cooling on Earth be explained by planetary alignment?
The Dalton Minimum followed the Maunder Minimum by something like 150 to 200 years. The Maunder Minimum was more severe and lasted longer, about 80 years compared to about 25 years for the length of the Dalton Minimum. It is difficult to choose the [...]
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Posted on June 28, 2008 by chillguy33
Stop with the incessant sea level hysteria, Al Gore. It is apparent now that global warming and rising sea levels are the least of our worries. Carbon dioxide goes up, but sea level has stopped going up; and may well be going down, along with ocean temperatures as measured secretly by the Argo [...]
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Posted on June 25, 2008 by chillguy33
Jim Hansen’s comprehensive computer models indisputably revealed that Cycle 24 would start up in March; then May. As of June 25, no Cycle 24.
Jim Hansen does not have a clue about when Cycle 24 will start, because he has been utterly absorbed in extorting carbon ransom from successful (capitalist) economies. Other responsible scientists, by [...]
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Posted on June 24, 2008 by chillguy33
Doug Ross Story
More drilling will not reduce oil prices; when ever has increased supply undercut the price of a commodity before? When has the promise of increased supply ever dimmed the ardor of speculators, before? What ever would cause the price of a commodity to decrease, when its supply increases, anyway? Obviously, [...]
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Posted on June 20, 2008 by chillguy33
1. Increasing the supply of oil will not reduce its price.
2. Photovoltaics work GREAT at night; A watt at night is just as cheap as a watt at noon, with photovoltaics. (When you need energy at night, you should REMEMBER the energy you had at noon).
3. Silicon has been unavailable to [...]
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Posted on June 17, 2008 by chillguy33
We can drill our way out of this. We got into this by not drilling. If we keep not drilling, we will get only further into it.
If we are NOT DRILLING more oil when Iran attacks Israel as it promises to do, we will have less oil than if we are drilling more [...]
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Posted on June 14, 2008 by chillguy33
Joe D’Aleo, of ICECAP, succinctly summarizes global warming below.
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Posted on June 14, 2008 by chillguy33
Ethanol plants are shutting down; a corn crop disaster is imminent.
Al Gore’s Nobel prize plan to burn food is letting us down. The alternative source of energy is once again proven to be a bad alternative. Got any more good ideas, Al?
“This year it has been cold and wet since April. So the [...]
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Posted on June 12, 2008 by chillguy33
The US Congress throttles oil supply with whimsical prohibitions; and sputters about “global warming.”
Oil demand in China, India, and ROW grows much faster than oil demand in the United States.
US “Big Oil” does not increase demand in China; nor does it throttle supply in the United States.
There is one, exactly one, guilty party: The [...]
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Posted on June 8, 2008 by chillguy33
We may have a serious problem. Kansas farmers are now trying to figure out how to grow cool-climate corn; but they are receiving little help. We don’t have to speculate that other states are also experiencing problems like “cold-weather crown stress.” See: Downtown Farmers Market draws 10,000. In Iowa “Menzel said Salt Fork [...]
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