Tag Archives: Ice Age

Gross Scientific Failure [Global Cooling]

By Matt Mitchell | Published: May 1, 2008
Models are now suggesting a cooling phase of the Earth’s environment, something I’ve been suggesting was bound to happen for a while now. It’s interesting, though, having heard the warming mantra being chanted for years now, with no talk of even the possibility of cooling, to read quotes of scientists saying: We’ve always known that the [...]
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Can Global Warming Result in Global Cooling?

By Matt Mitchell | Published: April 7, 2008
In response to my earlier post about Global Warming, commenter JohnnyB pointed out the obvious: Gotta consider that the ocean is very big and very deep. The temp near the bottom of the ocean is near freezing without the help of melting ice, so there would be no net change. In fact, Johnny, I have considered that [...]
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Global Warming = Ice Age

By Matt Mitchell | Published: April 7, 2008
Just out of curiosity, and because I’ve got RSS feeds for any headlines concerning global warming and ice age: I see plenty of science-industry panic over global warming, but nobody seems to consider the idea that the warming trend could actually result in an ice age. It might seem counter intuitive (and it may well [...]
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Global Warming

By Matt Mitchell | Published: March 5, 2008
On the Global Warming carousel, today we have this bit: Speaking at the 2008 International Conference on Climate Change on Monday, (Weather Channel founder John) Coleman sharply chastised those who further global warming alarmism. Coleman believes that the station he founded has been captured by alarmists, such as the Weather Channel’s Heidi Cullen, who has advocated [...]
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