A tad early, and it might be wrong, but clearly deserves a post:
"An analysis of average global temperatures through November by NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies shows 2010 on pace to become the warmest year since the collection of temperature data began 130 years ago.
NASA previously ranked 2005 as its warmest year ever."
Headlines: December 2010 NASA Earth Observatory 12.10
NASA data table land-ocean temperature index more
New York Times green blog more
USC School for Journalism neon tommy blog more
Washington Post post carbon blog more
Union of Concerned Scientists: drought in Russia, floods in Pakistan and China, high temps in the US consistent with climate change projections. more
INITIAL SPIN
Juan Cole: the media as a security threat to America : the great Pakistani deluge never happened (don't tune in, it's not important) more
Bill McKibben: everything is negotiable, except with nature: you can't bargain about global warming with chemistry and physics more
--text posts are at the blistered orb--
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