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Canada Covering Up Global Warming Nuts Destroying the Water Supply
Armstrong Economic Blog/Climate Re-Posted Mar 7, 2018 by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: When Government turns on its own citizens. Good day, Martin; This climate change movement here in Ontario, Canada...
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Persian Gulf – What Secrets Does it Hold?
Armstrong Economics Blog/Ancient Economies Re-Posted Mar 17, 2018 by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: Hi Marty, Climate Change: a great analysis as always. One point, if I may, is that no one really talks...
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The Mediterranean Sea Also Dried Up in the Past
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Mar 20, 2018 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Enjoyed your article on The Persian Gulf and climate change. In a related topic we did a field trip once to the...
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Analysis of Global Temperature Trends, February, 2018, what’s really going on...
The analysis and plots shown here are based on the following two data series. First NASA-GISS estimates of a global temperature shown as an anomaly (converted to degrees Celsius) as shown in their...
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Global Warming People will be the Harbingers of Death
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Mar 30, 2018 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I too must agree that somehow we should put your computer in charge. You get the timing right on...
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The Great Flood
Armstrong Economics Blog/Ancient History Re-Posted Mar 31, 2018 by Martin Armstrong There is little doubt that the amount of water on earth really does not change. There is simply what is known as the...
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New Jersey Pinelands Show the State was Mostly Underwater Historically
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Apr 1, 2018 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: I too live in New Jersey, hopefully not for long. I put my house up for sale to get out of town between the taxes...
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The Atlantic Current if Slowing Down = Global Cooling
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Apr 17, 2018 by Martin Armstrong The Atlantic current is slowing down dramatically. A team of scientists says it is the weakest in 1600 years. Naturally,...
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Analysis of Global Temperature Trends, March, 2018, what’s really going on...
The analysis and plots shown here are based on the following two data series. First NASA-GISS estimates of a global temperature shown as an anomaly (converted to degrees Celsius) as shown in their...
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The Coldest April in 140 Years
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Apr 21, 2018 by Martin Armstrong The emails have been coming about how it has been snowing well into April. Indeed, we are looking at this April coming in as...
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Agriculture & Global Cooling
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted Apr 22, 2018 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Are you familiar with Professor Easterbrook of Western Washington University who agrees with you...
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The Big Chill
Armstrong Economics Blog/Climate Re-Posted May 10, 2018 by Martin Armstrong They are calling it the “Big Chill” because we have just had two years of really Global Cooling. The NASA data has shown...
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Nobel Laureate DESTROY Global warming during EPIC Lecture. Gets a standing...
50 Stars Published on Mar 20, 2018 Nobel Laureate DESTROY Global warming during EPIC Lecture. Gets a standing ovation Subscribe to 50 Stars: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLfU… Category News &...
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Milankovitch Cycles Prove Global Warming is Just Nuts
Armstrong Economics Blog/Nature Re-Posted May 11, 2018 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I just read your report on the Maya discovery of time and the flipping of the poles. Obviously, from...
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Climate Science for the Layman – Professor Happer
1000frolly Published on Nov 30, 2015 Climate science for the layman as Professor of Physics at Princeton University makes it simple. For a technical summary by Happer see;...
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