I had two flights cancelled yesterday due to climate change, and will miss my meeting this morning in Ontario as a result. I am very upset about this because President Obama healed the planet five years ago.
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Bill Clinton lied about something minor involving one other person, and got impeached.
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Barack Obama told repeated lies which deeply affected every person in America, and the press talks about how to “rehabilitate” his career.
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He could start shoveling people into gas chambers, and would still keep 75% Democratic approval.
Two years ago, Romm announced the official start of the permanent drought in the southwest, and a few weeks ago the LA Times announced that New Mexico would never recover from the drought – about a week before New Mexico flooded.
10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.
The LA Times won’t print letters from skeptics, because they say they have a policy of only presenting facts. Has there ever been a group of more stupid and dishonest people than climate alarmists? I doubt it.
I’m stuck at the Philadelphia airport because of tornadoes in Chicago and Buffalo today.
Ellensburg Daily Record – Nov 23, 1992
Mon, 2008-03-24 11:06
We speak to Wieslaw Maslowski about his prediction that by the summer of 2013, we will have completely lost ice cover in the Arctic. Dr. Maslowski says that the complete loss of summer ice may actually happen sooner. The concern we have at Beyond Zero Emissions is that without moving to near zero emissions and drawing down atmospheric carbon as soon as possible, this could cause the irreversible melt of Greenland leading to 5 metre sea level rises this century.
On course to suffer global warming of four degrees
Date July 9, 2011
There is only one way to frame the weekend’s carbon tax announcement: a start. Assume Australia hits its very soft target, cutting annual greenhouse gas emissions five per cent by 2020 – and the rest of the world does everything they’ve promised – we are on course to suffer global warming of 4 degrees or more by the end of the century.
We have already warmed the planet by 1 degree, relative to pre-industrial times, and are almost certainly experiencing an associated increase in costly, extreme weather events to say the least. In Australia, while it is impossible to be definitive about the cause of any single weather event, a list of prime suspects includes last decade’s crippling drought, Victoria’s Black Saturday bushfires of 2009 and this year’s devastating floods.
Not scary enough for some, but as our chief climate change adviser, Ross Garnaut, warned earlier this year, ”if we are seeing an intensification of weather events now, you ain’t seen nothing yet”.
