Governor Brown At Epicenter Of Global Warming Stupidity

California is at the “epicenter” of global warming and other climate change, with the state experiencing longer fire seasons, rising sea levels and droughts that threaten agriculture, Gov. Jerry Brown said Monday.

Gov. Brown: California At ‘Epicenter’ Of Climate Change « CBS Los Angeles

Satellites show that sea level is falling in California

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In 1991, California had a fire which destroyed 3,000 homes.

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California has had droughts lasting over 200 years

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Severe Ancient Droughts: A Warning to California – New York Times

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20 Responses to Governor Brown At Epicenter Of Global Warming Stupidity

  1. omanuel says:

    Steven,

    If peace and social sanity are our goal, we must let go of blame for the FEAR-induced insanity of the past sixty-nine (2014 – 1945 = 69) years.

  2. Latitude says:

    accoding to the news…..almost all of these fires are man made…….with a match

  3. bobmaginnis says:

    Regard the map of sea level, is that of just the last 10 days? “Local trends are calculated with a least-squares fit of 10-day, 0.25 degree resolution grids of sea level….”
    http://sealevel.colorado.edu/content/map-sea-level-trends
    For longer periods:
    CU: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr AVISO: 3.3 ± 0.6 mm/yr CSIRO: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr NASA GSFC: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr NOAA: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr (w/ GIA)

    • Regard the map of sea level, is that of just the last 10 days?

      I don’t know, little b, maybe you could read what they say & tell us yourself. You quoted part of it, maybe there was more written on their website that might give you a clue.

      For longer periods:
      CU: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr AVISO: 3.3 ± 0.6 mm/yr CSIRO: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr NASA GSFC: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr NOAA: 3.2 ± 0.4 mm/yr (w/ GIA)

      That’s wonderful! Global averages!

      I went to the bar the other night. The average patron had $45.00 in their pocket. How many beers can I afford to buy at $5.00 for a Dogfishhead 60-minute IPA?

  4. Pathway says:

    Anyone with a lick of sense has already left California, so it is no wonder they elected the dumbest man in the world.

  5. GoneWithTheWind says:

    I am tempted to make a comment about Gov Brown’s long history of stupid statements and stupid ideas. But let’s be honest, he knows he is using this cyclical drought to push his own agenda. That agenda is more taxes, more regultaions and more government control of everything. Personally I would prefer a leader who wanted to throw a virgin into the volcano to appease the gods, it would be less harmfull to us all (well all except the virgin of course).

  6. Donna K. Becker says:

    Back in the ’80s, I met Gov. Brown in Century City and asked him whether he’d ever read anything by Ayn Rand.

    “That Fascist?!” was his response. I replied that his was a common misconception.

    Like most Progressives, he merely repeats what he’s heard, not what he knows.

  7. Psalmon says:

    Drought and warming hitting CA hard today:

    http://summer.kirkwood.com/site/mountain/webcam

    • Billy Liar says:

      At 5am the measuring stick in the time lapse video disappeared along with all the snow on the measuring base!

  8. Last time I flew over California I could see the remains of huge lakes like the Salton Sea.. which only filled up when the Colorado river was diverted… all others were totally dried up or a muddy puddle surrounded by hundreds of miles of desert…. no trees, no, no… nothing…

    Only along the coast, where Humans artificially bring in water… do we see green… CA is naturally very dry..

    California has been in a desert, been in a drought for a very, very long time now… this shouldn’t be news to anyone..

  9. Dave in Ann Arbor says:

    A long-lasting mega-drought would be a devastating disaster. It means all the idiots in that state will likely pick up and move east to bother decent folk and inflict more Jerry Browns on them.

  10. Brian G Valentine says:

    Brown ought to take a trip through off-highway California. It is trailers parked in the middle of streets, crack economies supported by welfare checks, and squalor.

    This is the quality of life that Jerry Brown’s rampant elimination of industry brought to California.

    • Ernest Bush says:

      If you travel up the California side of the Colorado River from Yuma, the poverty and squalor is appalling. You are dead right about the middle of the state. I had often wondered where those who didn’t make enough money to pay for apartment rentals of $1500 to $3500 a month lived until I started traveling through the middle of the state. People are living in old shacks and trailers all over the place.

      • Brian G Valentine says:

        Liberal Democrats do not see the connection between shutting industry and filth and squalor.

        California’s wealth was not built upon movie stars, or gold, or wine. It was built upon the unique ability to refine and supply fuel from a crude oil that none other could process. The capability is gone

  11. Steve Smith says:

    Hmm . . . think how boring life would be without cataclysms. Here’s th easy way kiddies, the aggregate human intelligence is probably immense (“they’re more than aware of what they’re goin thru”). Poll the intelligence of the masses by throwing perpetual cheapo contests and soliciting suggestions from the populace. You can’t make a human do anything but it will work it’s ass off for a few bucks and/or a pat on the head (perhaps with a litl recognition thrown in). Face it we’re stuck with ourselves, we hafta run what we brung (current genetic intelligence). It’ll be hard to erase humans from the planet (our past genetics), the true issue is the misery index.

  12. Andy Oz says:

    That sea level hot spot rising rapidly just east of the Philippines will be taller than Mt Everest in less than 900,000 years. Noah was right!!
    I believe it is the eighth wonder of the solar system! It is just like the hallelieuia mountains in the documentary, Avatar! The sea there must contain all the globally warmed sea water on the planet and it is rising up!!

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