Daily Archives: September 3, 2008

August RSS Global Temperature – holding steady, still cooler than 1 year ago

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Even though little change has been seen, there is some interesting news in the August RSS numbers. We are still cooler than one year ago, and the 12 month trend continues to drop. The RSS (Remote Sensing Systems of Santa … Continue reading →

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Other August numbers are out

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I’ve been busy with many things, including the sunspot story, and hadn’t gotten around to publishing my blog numbers for August yet. But with the release of RSS data above, it seemed like a good time. WUWT continues to see … Continue reading →

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Arctic Hell in a Handbasket

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Posted by John Goetz CNN posted an AP story tonight on their website regarding the separation in early August of a 19-square-mile ice shelf from Elsmere Island. It starts: TORONTO, Ontario (AP) — A chunk of ice shelf nearly the … Continue reading →

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Adventures in Arctic Kayaking – Update: we’re stuck

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UPDATE: kayakers already “stuck” in ice at 80.52397 degrees N I had this post up for all of an hour before this news rolled in from PolarDefense. Hat tips to Tom Nelson, who’s report is presented below, and to Brian … Continue reading →

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Big chill a symptom of climate chaos

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From the Sydney Morning Herald I ask: is there anything that global warming climate change can’t do? – Anthony September 1, 2008 – 4:47PM Forget global warming – the latest problem is global cooling. Conservation group WWF has blamed climate … Continue reading →

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