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Environmentalists Unite in Quest to Fight Global Warming

The nation’s environmental leaders are mounting a double battle against global warming, and they see President Obama’s remaining time in the White House as critical in winning both of them.

In interviews with the leaders of seven major environmental organizations, they all indicated a sense of unity and urgency on rolling out regulations to control the greenhouse-gas emissions that scientists agree cause climate change and on blocking the Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry carbon-heavy oil sands 1,700 miles from Canada to the Gulf Coast.

Environmentalists Unite in Quest to Fight Global Warming – NationalJournal.com

What exactly is it that they are fighting?

Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs

The Courier-Mail Brisbane Tuesday 30 June 1953

30 Jun 1953 – Kyushu floods A million Japanese homeless

The Northern Miner   11 June 1953

11 Jun 1953 – TORNADO DEATH ROLL

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14 May 1953 – TEXAS TORNADO DEATH TOLL 92

25 Mar 1953 – HURRICANE LEAVES ONSLOW LIKE ATOM BOMB SCENE

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When NOAA said in April that the corn belt drought was going to get worse, what they meant is that it was going to be very cold and wet.

10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

Qaeda chief warns attacks on US in ‘everyone’s reach’ – FRANCE 24

Imagine the panic at NSIDC!

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Climate experts tell us that 90% of Arctic sea ice has melted since the 1990’s, which is why extent is right at the 1990’s mean.

They just want an honest debate, which means refusing to let the other side be heard.

Ed Davey attacks papers who report ‘destructive’ climate sceptics – Telegraph

Free speech is a thing of the past in the UK.

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I was in Los Alamos over Memorial Day weekend. The burn area from the 2000 and 2010 fires is getting filled in with Aspen trees, and in a few years will offer one of the most stunning October views in the western US.

Data is no longer acceptable to alarmists. Only one statistic matters now – 97% of all scientists believe that CO2 is going to destroy the planet.

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