Unprecedented global warming could make the weather just like it was in 1976, when Earth suffered from global cooling. Published by The Guardian in their “Climate Change” section.
Is there anyone at the Guardian with an IQ higher than a turnip?
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Fiona harvey used to write similar crap for the Financial Times (FT). The FT is one of the best international financial newspapers. Unfortunately, they have bought into the global warming hoax completeley, which makes it hard to read the paper without being bombard with false claims or questioning their other coverage.
“was”.
I’ve been tracking the downfall of the ftd, German daughter of the ft, since 2000. They have heaps of Soros (Project Syndicate) “economists” these days.
Never believe a word that they say.
The operative phrase is “bought into“, as in Fiona Harvey bought out, and considering her past I’m sure it was street walker discount rock bottom prices.
You really should stop insulting turnips.
No.
Hey! I found one………
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/may/22/energy-policy-government-nuclear-wind
“Devastating drought in 1976”, Drought yes, but devastating? a touch of hyperbole methinks