Blaming Drought On Fossil Fuels

There isn’t one shred of evidence to support the idea that drought correlates with CO2.

Historical Palmer Drought Indices | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/cirs/climdiv/climdiv-pdsidv-v1.0.0-20231206

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4 Responses to Blaming Drought On Fossil Fuels

  1. arn says:

    During the last 2000 years China had on average one famine per year;
    most of them as result of droughts.

    Every single one, even the least destructive and most insignificant of these 2000
    pre global warming famines,
    would be (ab)used today as ultimate proof for global warming.

    It may also be of interest that the Wikipedia article ‘List of famines of China’
    about the worst Chinese famines has no famine listed that happened during the Medieval Warm Period.(the Ministry of truth will rewrite this as soon as they realize the mistake)
    They have one before and one after the MWP but none in the MWP timeframe ,
    which indicates that warming periods are not that bad at all for humanity.

    If we take a look at Population history of China at the useless propaganda outlet Wikipedia we will see that the Chinas population had now growth during the 1500 years before the MWP (40 mio on average) and went up by 350% during the next 3 centuries (similar thing happened in Europe iirc).
    and a massive drop after the end of MWP.
    (the Ministry of truth has to rewrite this article too)

    Once again warming in general does not seem to have significant negative impacts.

  2. conrad ziefle says:

    Good information.

  3. Olly1962 says:

    The problem is: how can the politicians, mainstream media and, thus, the poorly informed general public be alerted to the fact that they are being totally and utterly conned? I actually show graphs like the two above to people but they do not change their indoctrinated views in any way. Models produced by institutions (supposedly scientific) are preferred to empirical historic statistics. Until this is changed nothing will change and we will continue to flush money down the toilet in the pursuit of rectifying something that does not exist.

  4. Terry Shipman says:

    Tony, looking at the Palmer drought map for 1934 reminds me that my grandfather lost his farm here in Arkansas to bad crop years during that era. The banker who foreclosed on my grandfather was also a pall bearer when my grandfather died in 1938. I have laughed that not only did the banker foreclose on my grandfather but he also helped put him in the ground. I guess there were no hard feelings.

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