Robert Felix

Sea levels have been rising for 10,000 years

During the last ice age almost all of Canada, along with parts of Europe and Asia, were buried beneath one to two miles of ice. At the same time, sea levels stood 350 to 400 feet lower than today.

Tahoe Glacier Making a Comeback?

This is not as far-fetched as you may think. In fact, if history is any guide it is inevitable. Not only inevitable, the process may have already begun.

Pacific Ocean far warmer than normal -- NOT our fault

IceAgeNow Record heat on the West Coast, record cold and snow on the East Coast, fish swimming into new waters, and hungry seals washing up on California beaches.

If it quacks like a duck ... it must be a turtle

"Why We're Definitely Not Headed for Another Ice Age." When I saw that headline in Newsweek, I thought, do they know something that I don't? But once I read the article, it left me wondering how in the world they came to that conclusion.

Proof that we're not enduring "unprecedented" warming

Iceagenow "Ancient trees emerge from frozen forest 'tomb'," reads the headline in the Juneau (Alaska) Empire. "Retreat of the Mendenhall Glacier reveals the remains of trees which grew more than 2,000 years ago."

Glaciers on Asia’s largest mountain range getting BIGGER

Iceage Now Satellite data shows that glaciers in part of the Karakoram range on the China-Pakistan border are putting on mass, defying (supposedly) the general trend toward glacier shrinkage.

Tragedy unfolding in Europe - Is U.S. media trying to ignore it?

"The cold snap in Europe, which began in late January, has killed hundreds and brought deep snow where it hasn't been seen in decades," says this article in the Seattle Times.

This is how ice ages begin

Look at this weekend’s Halloween snowstorm. Headlines across the U.S.A. called it “historic.” Historic because it dumped record snowfall on at least 20 cities from Maryland to Maine. Historic because it was the most snow – and the earliest – in many areas since the end of the Civil War.

Sea Levels Dropped in 2010

“Sea Levels Dropped in 2010.” That’s what the headline should have read. Instead, NASA tried to hide this startling information under the nondescript headline “NASA Satellites Detect Pothole On Road to Higher Seas.”

Our glaciers are growing, not melting - More falsehoods from Al Gore

"Almost all of the ice-covered regions of the Earth are melting — and seas are rising," said Al Gore -in an op-ed piece in the New York Times on February 27. Both parts of Gore's statement are false.