HomeMiddle ColumnIrene takes a bite out of ocean heat: 'Hurricanes are heat engines,... Middle Column Irene takes a bite out of ocean heat: ‘Hurricanes are heat engines, transporting massive amounts of heat from lower to higher levels of the atmosphere. La Niña is growing too’ By Marc Morano - August 29, 2011 246 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagshurricanesocean coolingocean warming Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleNASA: ‘Global sea level this summer is a quarter of an inch lower than last summer’Next articleHansen Back in Jail! NASA’s James Hansen Arrested (Again) Outside White House at Pipeline Protest — Implores Obama to act for ‘sake of your children and grandchildren’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Climate Activists Attacking Fertiliser Use, Mass Produced Food Climate411 "... absent severe reductions in fossil fuel emissions, some places will likely have to give up farming entirely in the near future. ..." Read more Earth saved — by DC grifters!? U.S. State Dept appoints first ever ‘diplomat for plants & animals’ — & she just happens to be... Climate411 The State Department’s new ‘diplomat for plants & animals’ just happens to be the wife of Biden’s White House chief of Staff Ron Klain.... Read more After Hurricane Ian: No Trend in Florida Landfalls, Global Activity Trending Down Climate411 Looking at just the numbers of global hurricanes since 1980, we see no obvious trends. Read more
