Home Middle Column Scientists question whether Irene was even a hurricane at landfall: 'No reliable... Middle Column Scientists question whether Irene was even a hurricane at landfall: ‘No reliable evidence of hurricane-force winds at any time’ By Marc Morano - August 30, 2011 176 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagshurricanesmediamodels Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleScientists Slam Link Between Hurricanes and Global WarmingNext articleSen. Inhofe: Rick Perry won’t cave to ‘extreme’ environmentalists Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Energy poverty is not an option for India’s 360 million poor Climate411 The clarion call from the world's poor is not a climate SOS!  Rather, they desperately need economic growth that can be fostered only through extensive... Read more Aussie Federal Treasurer Pushes for a Climate Unicorn Powered Economy Climate411 My question - if Australia's green economy is such an amazing investment opportunity, why is $20 billion of taxpayer's money needed to make it... Read more The Impossibility Of The 1.5C Target Climate411 Be warned. We will be told that the world has finally committed to keeping temperature rise below 1.5C, and we must therefore play our... Read more
