Home Middle Column Without Global Warming, Earth's Coldest Temperature in 2010 Would Have Been -136.6... Middle Column Without Global Warming, Earth’s Coldest Temperature in 2010 Would Have Been -136.6 (instead of -135.8) By Marc Morano - December 10, 2013 42 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tags400antarcticaavgglobal cooling Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleAlmost the entire US frozen solidNext articleMeteorologist Joe Bastardi: Christmas in U.S. may be coldest since 1989, ranking 3rd coldest in last 50 years behind 1989 and 1983 Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Mitochondrial Changes Key to Health Problems in Space Climate411 Living in space isn't easy. There are notable impacts on the biology of living things in the harsh environment of space. A team of... Read more New Paleoclimatology Finding Shows Earth’s Climate Was Typically Warmer than Today Climate411 Guest essay by H. Sterling Burnett, originally published on ClimateRealism.com Archaeologists have published a new paper in The Holocene, DOI: 10.1177/0959683620972775 that confirms what previous research has... Read more Covid & the U.S. Stock Markets – Update Climate411 But the predictions that the Worldwide Covid Lockdown would crash U.S. stock markets simply turned out not to be true. Read more
