The Arctic To Be Ice Free By 2050

Well, much to the surprise of some individuals the arctic appears to be melting even faster than previously thought. In fact, some of the latest finding even suggest that the arctic will be ice free be the year 2050 or sooner. As you may know many scientists had already suggested that the IPCC might have been too optimistic when the report was released on April 6, 2007.


If you would like a little more background about the serious effect of climate change on out planet check out this clip released today from reuters...



When do you think the Bush administration will start taking this seriously? This may give you a little hint! Very disheartening to see such a stubborn ignorant man leading our country in so many wrong directions...

History Repeats It's Self...

Happens all the time, but you never think about it...



Well put...

The Bush Administration Suppressing Science... Again!

I am sure some of you are familiar by now with The White House censoring climate change documents, but some new footage shows us just how far back the Bush administration has pulled the wool over our eyes and deliberately tried to debunk the dire consequences of climate change on our planet! The National Assessment On Climate Change was released at the end of the Clinton years and promptly buried by the George W. and friends not long after he took office. Take a look at the video below for more information on this soon to be famous report...



For more check out Does Anyone Believe George W. Anymore? or get the Canadian perspective on this ongoing coverup.

The Official IPCC Report

I talk a lot on this blog about climate change and it's effect on our planet, but now it is time that I let the scientists do the talking. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently release the second part of their report on climate change on April 6, 2007. I ran across this on Google Video, it is the entire press conference a little over an hour long... please take the time to listen to what these scientists have to say it is actually quite compelling.



For more information about climate change you can visit the IPCC website here or you can check out it's effect here.