Real Climate Science

The US is experiencing the quietest hurricane period in 150 years, and the fewest fires in a decade, and Obama says we can fix it by giving more money to Solyndra.

President Barack Obama warned his supporters about the threat of global warming and vowed that more money to subsidize green energy firms would prevent it.

“By the way, yes, my plan will reduce the carbon pollution that is eating our planet because climate change is not a hoax,” Obama said at a campaign rally at the Bank United Arena at the University of Miami. “More droughts and hurricanes and wildfires, that’s not a joke. That’s a threat to our children’s future, and we can do something about it.”

Obama: Carbon ‘Eating Our Planet,’ ‘A Threat to Our Children’s Future’ | CNSNews.com

He healed the planet, but just doesn’t recognize it.

h/t to Marc Morano

Charles Darwin, the heretic, has proposed a brand new theory that climate change and environmental stress are an essential part of nature. This goes against the prevailing theory of morons that the climate used to be (and should be) stable.

From The Origin Of Species page 83

Over the past week I have experienced repeated changes of warm and cold weather, with swings of 40-50 degrees from day to day. According to top scientists, this should have killed all life within hundreds of miles – except for possibly cockroaches.

10/11/12 1:24 PM EDT

Florida scientists, engineers and city and county officials have sent a letter today to President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney asking them to address rising seas in the Oct. 22 debate in Boca Raton, Fla. “Unfortunately, global sea level rise is a danger that must be considered by the next president of the United States,” the letter says, adding that the “issue threatens the future of Florida, the nation, and communities around the world.” They’d like to hear the candidates speak to the federal government’s role in planning and risk management, adaptive measures, and how each “would work with the rest of the world to address rising sea levels and other effects of climate change.”

https://www.politicopro.com/member/?webaction=viewAlerts

h/t to Marc Morano

“I think I missed the part where they discussed the Arctic melting,” the environmentalist and author Bill McKibben recently quipped.

A tireless spokesman for a planet in rapid and, as he sees it, dangerous flux, McKibben had taken to his Twitter account in the aftermath of last week’s presidential debate and, like many other Americans, he found the whole affair wanting — though his reasons were singular. “Wasn’t there some kind of drought or something this summer?” he continued. “Maybe I’m misremembering.”

In the clipped and sardonic vernacular of the medium, he ended his Tweets “#oh-that.”

McKibben was, of course, referring to climate change. His exasperation echoes a wider movement that by now has grown not just weary, but vaguely astounded at the lack of high-level dialogue on a topic that, as they see it, fundamentally influences — and therefore ought to trump — all others, particularly at a time when the nation is preparing to elect a president.

Barack Obama’s Record On Addressing Climate Change In First Term Under Scrutiny From Activists

h/t to Dave G

08 Feb 1890 – FAMINE.

Leavin’ on a jet plane: Obama supporters vow exodus from US if Romney wins | Twitchy

h/t to Dave G

The new normal in climate science is ad hoc science. Contrary to the climate models, Antarctic ice reaches a record high – so the team simply reaches into their bag of sciency sounding explanations related to any of the millions of degrees of freedom in the climate system.

If you have no ethics or competency, you can blame all phenomenon on humans – just as their witch-burning predecessors did.

It is called tough love. He wants to help you by taking your money away from you.

Coal plants, natural gas plants, whatever the industry … they will pass their costs on to consumers

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17 Apr 1949 – Famine