Joee Romm announced a couple of years ago that the southwestern US was in a permanent drought.
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It doesn’t matter how much it rains. That will only cause droughtflood. They are still in a super duper exceptional drought! That is why they call it a desert.
Warmer, colder, wetter, drier, windy or calm . . it’s all AGW. Ah CO2, you cunning little molecule, is there nothing you can’t do?
I have said it many times but . . Anyone who tells you global warming is making things colder is a suitable case for treatment.
Given the power of CO2 to change the climate worldwide, perhaps its time to harness it to generate the electricity wind, solar and hydro can’t. Since it is this ‘super substance’ capable of so much evil, perhaps we can get it to work for us …
OK, OK, I’ll stop being sarcastic.