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The waterways in the Florida must be amoeba infested. People there seem to manage.
Lakes are warming, but they somehow fail to show any data confirming just how much they have warmed. I suspect, just like “hottest” years, it’s so tiny that average people would snicker. In the U.S. from 3-8 people become infected with the amoeba.
The meme from the AGW crowd seems to have switched to “global heat” and the globe continues to absorb all this heat equivalent to the power of ga-thousands of atom bombs. If course, this is somehow different because the earth apparently never absorbed heat before or not as much or something.
Look what came out of Chicago! Those brain eating amoeba have really done a job there!