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recommended action is to burn fuel to remove undead snow
lol, the undead snow scares me!
So, for undead snow, does one make a coal steak to drive through the heart of the snow? Or does one wear a garlic/coal necklace to keep it away?
sigh, that was a hoot, I thought it could have more play. My wife tells me that I’m the only one that would see humor in this……more sighs…..
Discredited Fox News seems to be feeding heaps of crow to the climate disruption alamists..
Eight Botched Environmental Forecasts
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/12/30/botched-environmental-forecasts/
Yeh, its a hoot.
Steve trotted out http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2010/12/30/holdren-forecast-that-he-would-be-discredited/ and http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2010/12/30/england-marks-tenth-anniversary-of-its-demise/
They have good synergy with Fox’s article.
The notion of coal killing snow doesn’t seem totally aburd, since anything that blackens snow will increase absorption of solar radiation.
If they were really interested in reducing coal consumption they would be promoting nuclear energy to replace coal. With scrubbers in place coal is cleaner than many other methods used to produce energy.
I have to laugh when I see those pictures of all that snow. Snow, such a rare and exciting event.