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Steve, I won’t be surprised if they begin saying they knew all along that a major downturn in temperatures was coming, it fit the models, and CO2 is to blame.
I should have added, that the downturn they would have ‘predicted,’ will be forecast to last at least 30 years.
Sadly, the lunacy is highly infectious…
“LAKEWOOD, Colo. – September 13, 2012 – The National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) today
released its 12th Sustainable Slopes Annual Report detailing the ski industry’s progress in
implementing the principles of its Environmental Charter during the 2011/12 season. Among the
highlights, NSAA member ski areas sent three important energy and climate change advocacy
letters to congress this year. In March, 81 ski areas endorsed Senator Jeff Bingaman’s Clean
Energy Standard Legislation, S. 2146. In June, 89 ski areas sent a comment letter in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Power Plant Carbon Emissions Standard. In July, 99 ski areas sent a letter of support to the senate leadership urging the extension of the Wind Energy Production Tax Credit.”
Is it the altitude, or the attitude?
Australian prime minister announces end of world
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2012/dec/06/australian-prime-minister-end-world-video
2070 I will be too old for skiiing.
I’ll probably be too old to be alive.
Well, hey, oh!bummer!care will extend your lifeti………. never mind.
It puzzles me that this sort of thing is the sort of scare they would bother writing about… Is CAGW a global catastrophe or not? If it is, should we really be focusing on the impact on the ski industry, which is basically a recreational luxury for a minority of middle and upper class citizens?
In the French Alps at Courchevel there is already 157cm (at 2700m) of snow with a further 49cm forecast for tomorrow. This is already twice as much as the figures for 2008/2009/2010 and by tomorrow will be twice as much as 2011 and approaching the peak snow accumulation of January 2012.
http://www.igluski.com/france/courchevel-snow-history_23521