Published August 6, 2012
Recent heat waves that have triggered wildfires, droughts, and heat-related deaths in the United States and around the globe “almost certainly would not have occurred” without global warming—and will become more routine in coming years, NASA climate scientist James Hansen says.
The EPA says that heat waves were much worse during the 1930s.
The big question is : could a scientist as ignorant as James Hansen have headed a government agency in the past?
<i. The big question is : could a scientist as ignorant as James Hansen have headed a government agency in the past?"
Because the management liked his long and agile tongue.
The big question is : could a scientist as ignorant as James Hansen have headed a government agency in the past?
The answer is: People as ignorant as Hansen certainly headed government agencies in the past and almost certainly will head them in the future. Ignorance almost certainly doesn’t disqualify any politically desirable applicant.
ALMOST only counts in Hand Grenades and Horse shoes!!!
Never mind the fact that the heat waves and drought were exacerbated by man in the 1930s. We dried out the land, this dried out the air, and drier air can support hotter temperatures.
Oh wait, your blog is trying to say man cannot change or effect weather and climate and you’re using the dust bowl as an example?
In fact, the dust bowl was probably the worst man made ecological disaster in history.
You won yourself a special post to highlight your ignorance.
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2013/05/19/remember-it-is-always-americas-fault/
The Dust Bowl covered perhaps 5% of the US.
Libs don’t even need to try to be nitwits. It comes to them naturally.