Al Gore says net-zero by 2050.
Meanwhile back in the real world, atmospheric CO2 continues to rise exponentially.
Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases
Al Gore says net-zero by 2050.
Meanwhile back in the real world, atmospheric CO2 continues to rise exponentially.
Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases
Al Gore has been consistently wrong with his climate apocalypse forecasts for decades, and his incompetence keeps being rewarded by the press.
July 26 Arctic sea ice extent is the highest since 2009, and higher than 2005.
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Climate prophet James Hansen predicted the Arctic would be ice-free between 2013 and 2018.
My family visited Lake Powell sixty years ago when they first started filling it. We picked up this pamphlet which described the permanent water shortage in the Colorado River Basin.
“There is not nearly enough water in the Colorado River to irrigate all the land”
Colorado uses 365 million gallons of water per day to grow corn for biofuels mandated by policies to stop global warming. Then the shortage of water they created is blamed by the same people on global warming.
The press is full of stories about earth burning and drying up. Meanwhile the real world is having another record grain harvest.
In 1938, CBS News demonstrated that they could send America into a panic via scripted fake news. The press is trying to do that again now about climate, in order to help Democrats in the 2024 elections.
Ten years ago Al Gore became rich by selling his global warming television station to oil producers. Now he wants to shut down energy for the peasants while he flies around the world on private jets.
Al Gore’s Payday From Oil-Rich Qatar ‘Reeking With Irony’ – Bloomberg
Scientific American supports his hypocrisy.
Gore thinks Antarctica is melting in mid-winter, and that we are experiencing unprecedented heat.
Al Gore on Extreme Heat and the Fight Against Fossil Fuels – The New York Times
The percent of the US to reach 95F (35C) continues at a record low through July 25.
At the Nobel Prize ceremony in 2007 Al Gore predicted the Arctic would be ice-free by 2014 and said the world was spinning out of kilter. There is more ice now than when he made that prediction.
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Sea surface temperatures north of Key Largo, Florida are 86F. This is being reported by the press as 101F.
Ventusky – Wind, Rain and Temperature Maps
They measured the water temperature in a shallow pond near a river outlet, which regularly gets that hot or hotter.
“It’s not even the record for Manatee Bay, the observing site where the data came from, said David Zierden, state climatologist at the Florida Climate Center in Tallahassee. The record for the Manatee Bay site is 102 degrees. It was set on Aug. 15, 2017. Going further back, Zierden said the site recorded a temperature of 100 degrees in 2010.
Something to point out: the Manatee Bay gauge is very close to land, south of Biscayne Bay, and measures the water temperature at a depth of 5 feet.
Keep in mind that the observations in Manatee bay are in shallow water in a closed off cove with dark seagrass on the bottom,” Zierden said. “I would not consider them a “sea surface temperature”, as that implies open ocean.”
In 1958, Arctic sea ice was about two meters thick. Sixty-five years later it is still about two meters thick.
“The New York Times
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1958
Although the idea that a solid ice sheet covers the central Arctic has lingered stubbornly in the popular fancy, the northern cap of ice worn by our planet is actually a thin crust— on the whole, only about seven feet thick—over an ocean two miles deep in places.
Known as the pack, this ice is constantly shifting, splitting, changing. The sea upon which it rides is bounded by the northern coasts of Europe, Asia and North America—vast stretches of tundra (where no trees are able to grow) and taiga (where the trees are stunted).
The only major land-borne ice sheet in the north covers Greenland. Such is the weight of the Greenland ice that the island has sunk into the plastic underlayers of the earth until its center is now below sea level, under 10,000 feet of ice. There are scattered, smaller ice caps in the Arctic, but most of Siberia, Alaska and northern Canada, is ice-free.”
This week in 1969, Ted Kennedy drowned Mary Jo Kopechne in Edgartown, Massachusetts. The Obamas are keeping the tradition alive with another drowning in Edgartown, Massachusetts.