The Daily Populous

Monday July 3rd, 2017 evening edition

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Climate change deniers and sceptics have long pointed to satellite data showing lower temperatures than those recorded on the ground.

US Vice President Mike Pence says climate change is just an issue for the left.

The new dataset shows more warming than most similar datasets constructed from satellites or radiosonde [weather balloon] data.”.

“Climate sceptics have long claimed that satellite data shows global warming to be less pronounced that observational data collected on the Earth’s surface,” he said.

The new data actually shows more warming than has been observed on the surface, though still slightly less than predicted in most climate models.”.

Dr Hausfather explained the problem with interpreting climate data from satellites due to their subtly changing orbit.

“Therefore, it is not too surprising that corrections to problems with satellite data would move them closer to surface records. »

PHOTOS: Christie, family soak up sun on N.J. beach he closed to public

Authored by nj.com

They are using the summer beach house provided by the state for a weekend down the Shore.

And here are exclusive aerial photos by NJ Advance Media showing Christie surrounded by wife, Mary Pat Christie, and others.

It was taken early Sunday afternoon before the governor headed to Trenton to hold another news conference about the shutdown. »

TIL In July 1975, a 17 year old boy in Bermuda was killed when a taxi struck him, knocking him off his moped. He died exactly a year after his 17 year old brother was killed while riding the same moped, in the same intersection, by the same taxi driver carrying the same passenger.

Authored by independent.co.uk

3) In July 1975, Erskine Lawrence Ebbin was knocked off his moped and killed by a taxi in Hamilton, Bermuda.

On 4 March 1998, for example, a shower in Shirley, Croydon, south London, included a large number of dead frogs.

And on 17 May 1996, a fall of more than 20 small fish was witnessed at Hatfield in Hertfordshire. »