A solar storm, resulting from this huge solar flare, reached the Earth on Saturday. So far no major effects reported, though some big time auroras seem likely this weekend in northern areas. As for our comparatively slow motion climate crisis, NOAA issued its comprehensive report on global weather patterns in 2011, and even with some cooling effects produced by double dip La Ninas, the categories highlighted in this excellent summary all are in line with what climatologists expect from ongoing global heating. Except for one statistic: with all this evidence over all this time, a rational being might expect that the rational beings in control of artificial CO2 emissions that in large part are creating this global threat would be busy reducing them. That didn't happen. The level of CO2 emissions increased in 2011.
On Turning 79 in 2025
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Top of Trinidad Head June 30, 2025. My climb dedicated to my friend Mike
and to the
memory of Jim Harrison
On one of his birthdays, writer Jim Harrison po...
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