Key To The Global Warming Faith Discovered : “Very Little Intelligence”

According to those of “very little intelligence”-  California’s drought is now permanent.

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California’s drought could be permanent | Doug Craig

Very much like the permanent drought of Australia – declared by BOM in 2008,  right before the record rainfall of 2010/2011

ScreenHunter_5996 Jan. 12 09.27 This drought may never break – Environment – smh.com.au

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33 Responses to Key To The Global Warming Faith Discovered : “Very Little Intelligence”

  1. gator69 says:

    Actually, the climate Californians call “normal”, is anything but.

    Beginning about 1,100 years ago, what is now California baked in two droughts, the first lasting 220 years and the second 140 years. Each was much more intense than the mere six-year dry spells that afflict modern California from time to time, new studies of past climates show. The findings suggest, in fact, that relatively wet periods like the 20th century have been the exception rather than the rule in California for at least the last 3,500 years, and that mega-droughts are likely to recur.

    The evidence for the big droughts comes from an analysis of the trunks of trees that grew in the dry beds of lakes, swamps and rivers in and adjacent to the Sierra Nevada, but died when the droughts ended and the water levels rose. Immersion in water has preserved the trunks over the centuries.

    Dr. Scott Stine, a paleoclimatologist at California State University at Hayward, used radiocarbon dating techniques to determine the age of the trees’ outermost annual growth rings, thereby establishing the ends of drought periods. He then calculated the lengths of the preceding dry spells by counting the rings in each stump.

    http://www.nytimes.com/1994/07/19/science/severe-ancient-droughts-a-warning-to-california.html

  2. Aphan says:

    So really, California is just reverting to the “old normal”. 🙂

    • David A says:

      Possible, but not necessarily. Caif had record snow in 2011, which I do not think was an El Nino year.
      In the past Calif has had many droughts this long, some followed by record rain.

  3. emsnews says:

    It is infuriating how all these many, many (like, 90%) newcomers whine endlessly about how dry California is, at least, the southern half which has the most newcomers.

    This is childish. The #1 reason the vast majority moved there in the first place was due to the warm, dry weather! Period! If they hate this so much they can move back to New York where many of them came from in the first place. It is plenty wet and cold here.

    • gator69 says:

      Name one lefist that has ever apologized for promoting a leftist agenda. They invented the idea of “The ends justify the means”, and they firmly stand by it (left side of course).

      • SMS says:

        It’s not so much not saying sorry that bothers me, it’s the ongoing lying. Hillary steals 250 million and somehow it’s my fault.

        • gator69 says:

          Name one lefist that has ever stopped lying while promoting a leftist agenda. They invented the idea of “The ends justify the means”, and they firmly stand by it (left side of course). 😉

        • daveburton says:

          It is rare for leftists to apologize for being wrong, but they do sometimes come around, even if they don’t always apologize for their earlier errors.

          It usually happens most dramatically when they come to Christ. Whittaker Chambers is probably the most famous example. Christ changes people’s hearts and values, when they give Him their hearts. He makes them less selfish, and more honest. In Chambers’ case, he was transformed from a bisexual communist to a Christian conservative family man.

          Additionally, the whole neoconservative movement is made up of former leftists who were, in Irving Kristol’s famous phrase, “mugged by reality.” Those are mostly intellectuals who became disenchanted with communism, when its brutality became too plain to ignore.

          Also, there’s a well-known process in which young people tend to become more thoughtful, less selfish, and more conservative as they grow older and acquire family responsibilities. As Dr. Janet Smith noted, “people who have children become better people.” There’s a famous quip about that which has been attributed, in various forms, to everyone from Burke to Churchill: “A man who is not a liberal at 20 has no heart, but a man who is not a conservative at 40 has no head.”
          (Of course, that line dates from the days of bleeding-heart liberalism. Those nice liberals are mostly gone. Since killing inconvenient unborn babies has become a sacrament for liberalism, most people on the Left have hearts of stone.)

          Among environmental activists, awakening from their delusions seems to be rarer, but Patrick Moore, Bjørn Lomborg and Steven Koonin are all leftists who’ve come around to some extent, and crossed swords with climate activist orthodoxy.

  4. gator69 says:

    Sure glad my mom was forced to help bail out GM…

    Sales of new electric cars and hybrids, according to automotive research and shopping site Edmunds.com, are at their lowest level since 2011 — the first full year of sales for the groundbreaking Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid and Nissan’s all-electric Leaf. So carmakers are paring prices in an effort to get them moving.

    Furthermore, motorists who leased those first-generation cars, and have decided not to buy them, are turning them in. They’re on dealer lots with still relatively low mileage, and at prices considerably cheaper than the new ones.

    Even with $7,500 federal tax credits and other incentives, automakers such as General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Nissan have dropped prices in an attempt to move their new hybrids and electrics. Cadillac became the most recent to reduce the sticker on an electric car, when it whacked $9,000 off its ELR plug-in hybrid last week.

    http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2015/04/20/electric-vehicles-lose-buzz/26050135/

    I had an electric car as a kid, and it was great! As long as it stayed on the track.

    http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/65i/strombeckerslotracingset.jpg

  5. Ted says:

    In the wet years before this current drought, they told us that global warming was the cause. It was well established that global warming would make most of California wetter. Then the rain stopped. Now, it’s well established that climate change will make most of California drier. I guess climate change is more powerful than global warming.

    This is the time to act. Not tomorrow. Right now. Please, everyone, start burning coal. Just pull it out of the ground, and light it right there. If we can’t shift this back to global warming immediately, taps in Los Angeles could run dry. Millions could die. Think of the children.

    Random question:
    If the global isn’t currently warming, as even the IPCC admits, then what’s the theoretical cause of the alleged climate change? It seems to me they’re claiming an effect without a cause. I’ve yet to read even a hypothesis about how CO2 might change climate without first altering temperatures.

  6. emsnews says:

    No, it is the Blob: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/04/21/north-pacific-update-the-blobs-strengthening-suggests-its-not-ready-to-depart/

    The Blob sits off the coast and causes no rain. It won’t go away. It just sits there. Close as possible to the homes of the rich and famous who scream about global warming all the time. It is their Baby.

    • Ted says:

      My guess is that mass of warm water is the cause of both the western drought, and the eastern cold. It pushes the jet stream farther north, missing California entirely. From there, it pulls arctic air down through the plains, instead of the usual Canadian air.

      • Gail Combs says:

        The Blob’s companion the Ridiculously Resilient Ridge, would be what is contributing to the ‘polar vortex’ over the midwest and east coast.

        • David A says:

          Yes, and the RRR is what allowed the blob, SSTs to rise so much in that area. At least I think so.

    • Don’t be silly. I would have used a bow. The neighbors wouldn’t hear that.

      • I. Lou Minotti says:

        They also do a good job on Lexmark printers. Like you, I euthanized my Lexmark piece of junk a few months after yours, except I used my Louisville Slugger from high school. Arrows are expensive!

        http://www.bestcrossbowsource.com/barnett-ghost-410-crossbow-review/

        • gator69 says:

          Large gauge shotguns are so much more satisfying when dispensing with annoying garbage.

        • I. Lou Minotti says:

          Agreed. But why wake the neighbors if you don’t have to!

        • gator69 says:

          What neighbors?

        • I. Lou Minotti says:

          You have to remember that for the short term, the bride and I are still living in a semi-urban area in the Peoples Republic of South Jersey, where anyone possessing any potential weapon with a blade larger than 2 inches is considered persona non grata subject to a stay in the Gulag.

          Lord willing, we will soon be moving on to greener (and freer) pastures in a more conservative state.

        • gator69 says:

          The sooner the better my friend. My father built his house in the country, and soon after that he started wasting away from cancer, and thus never really got to enjoy the fruits of his labor. It was a hard lesson for me, and I wasted no time finding my little piece of heaven, and have enjoyed it for 13 years now. I am still a number of years from retirement, but if I die tonight, I will have had my fair share of time in paradise.

    • gator69 says:

      Add this to the ever increasingly long list of why you should not live in a city.

  7. Great Find Steven….

    Yep, they harped on about Australia… but now that Record Rain has fallen… nobody goes back to correct themselves… they just move on .. now its California…

    In the case of California all we know is recent climate History… certainly a few drought’s as Tony has outlined here… but the Alarmists are once again inspiring FEAR with hysterical predictions of a Permanent Drought… ridiculous..

  8. For the petulant children of environmental extremism and climate alarmism, 15 minutes can be an eternity. How often have you encountered a climate alarmist who will explain the physics of global warming supposedly caused by adding CO2 to the atmosphere? Now a few years of anything for such a petulant child is a super eternity.

  9. OrganicFool says:

    Joe Bastardi says next 9 mos to a year California will get average to above average precip. Then back to cold PDO and more drought.

    The USGS predicts Arkstorm will also reoccur sometime soon, 40 days of rain.

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