In 1993, the US government burned up 75 people in Waco, Texas which began Eric Holder`s career of assisting in the death of Texans.
32. Nicole Gent Little, 24, Australian, pregnant
33. Dayland Gent, 3, American
34. Page Gent, 1, American
Prior to 1993, his career of assisting in the killing of Americans had been limited to Oklahoma.
Hopefully some of this will be discussed after he is arrested and hauled before Congress.
Colorado Springs Wildfire Proves Climate Change Can No Longer Be Ignored
After over a week of burning, approximately 17,000 acres of timber in and around the Pike National Forest has been destroyed, along with almost 350 homes. At least two people have been killed in the fire, and some 35,000 more have been evacuated from their homes while crews battle to keep the blaze in check. In terms of damage done to private property, the Waldo Canyon Fire is the most destructive in Colorado state history. The previous record? The still-smoldering High Park fire just two hours to the north.
Colorado Springs Wildfire Proves Climate Change Can No Longer Be Ignored
In 1871, the Peshtigo fire burned 1,200,000 million acres and killed 2,000 people. The 1871 fire burned seventy times as much forest and killed one thousand times as many people.
As far as Colorado fires go, the 1898 Colorado fire was 100 times larger than the fires this year. They didn’t have cable TV in 1898, and people were smart enough not to build hundreds of homes right next to each other in the middle of pine forest – which naturally burns every 20 years.
Stroming confuses his own ignorance and stupidity with climate change.
In 1871, a massive fire around the Great Lakes killed thousands of people and burned millions of acres. Chicago burned to the ground the same day. Katherine Hayhoe tells us that these fires are caused by man-made CO2.
Hayhoe, along with an international team of scientists, discovered that climate change will disrupt fire patterns across over 80 percent of the globe by the end of the century. Scientists found compelling agreement among long term models that more fires would occur at mid-to-high latitude areas like North America (shorter term models present more variability).”
Can we disrupt the fire patterns enough to prevent mega-fires like 1871 and 1910, which were much larger than anything we have experienced recently?
“There’s no question that humans have altered the background atmosphere on a global scale,” Hayhoe said. “And there’s also no question humans have altered the environment on the local and regional level,” she said, by living near forests and choosing how to manage them. “Climate change is often the final straw in a lot of those cases.”
Technology – Climate Desk – Is the Colorado Wildfire the Future Norm? – The Atlantic
According to Phil Jones, temperatures in Darwin’s grid cell (-12.5,132.5) have been falling since the 1880s, which was also the hottest decade.
Can Julia’s global warming tax stop this alarming trend?
Already man-made climate changes are clearly evident around cities. Buildings and pavement tend to store more heat than vegetation in the surrounding countryside, hence temperatures can range some 4.0 degrees higher in the summer and 2.0 degrees higher in the winter.
Hansen says that UHI makes cities cooler
Such “heat islands” change wind patterns including creation of vertical plumes of hot air rising some 3,000 feet over some cities. As a result, a survey of nine American cities showed increased rainfall in the vicinity ranging from 9.0 to 27.0 percent. The severity of these storms is also affected. Near Houston, Tex., hailstorms were found to increase by 430 percent. The most detailed of these studies is under way in the St. Louis area, where an urban-related 25 percent increase of thunderstorms was found to affect some 1,000 to 2,000 square miles of the surrounding area. The cumulative effect of such changes from all cities is not known, but the possible interactions increase the likelihood of severe consequences as urbanization continues.
Both Australia and the US chose to elect interlopers in their most recent elections. Perhaps it is a better idea to choose leaders who are not trying to destroy your country?
Unless of course your country is in a mood to commit suicide.
President Obama is fighting to make electricity unaffordable and unavailable in the US, while Pakistan struggles to do the opposite.
Pakistanis Tire of Water, Electricity Shortages
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s new prime minister, Raja Pervez Ashraf, faces a struggling economy and has said he will make the delivery of electricity a priority, but the nation is tired of constant shortages of water and power.In the capital, Islamabad, homeowners pay for private water trucks to fill their tanks. Others have huge generators to make sure their air conditioners run.
But residents say they are tired of leaders who can’t deliver basic services like water, gas, electricity.
The lack of power is crippling Pakistan’s ability to grow with its population. City workers in crowded Rawalpindi use generators to fix the infrastructure.
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Last week, Colorado fires proved global warming. We were told by the experts that the fire season was just getting started and was going to get much worse because of the permanent CO2 induced drought. That was about 72 hours ago.
But Colorado is no longer interesting due to the early arrival of the monsoons, so the cherry pickers have flown east.
Temperatures in Chattanooga region expected to outpace nation’s
A string of 100-plus-degree days is scorching the region.
Record-breaking heat burned 16 Tennessee counties and broke 25 heat records in 2011. The same year had record-breaking rainfall in 21 counties and a total of 27 broken rainfall records, along with seven more broken snowfall records.
It’s not random, and it’s not a fluke, according to experts. It’s climate change.
And in East Tennessee it’s going to get even hotter — perhaps hotter than the rest of the planet.
“Based on the various models we have in hand, we know this area is expected to heat up actually more than the entire globe is,” said Gregory Vickrey, director of the North Chickamauga Creek Conservancy. “If the average ambient temperature of the globe is going to be a minimum of 2 degrees Celsius higher, we’re going to face 2.8 degrees Celsius higher here — just in East Tennessee.”
That’s just over 5 degrees Fahrenheit.
Temperatures in Chattanooga region expected to outpace nation’s | timesfreepress.com
Complete nonsense. According to Phil Jones at CRU, temperatures in Chattanooga have seen no change since the start of records before the Civil War.
One of my kids attended a wedding in Tennessee earlier in the month, when temperatures were running ten degrees below normal. It turns hot for a couple days and the climate morons immediately assume that the world is coming to an end.
Des Moines has had only one 100 degree day during the last nine years, but in 1934 they had 31 days over 100 degrees, including three days in May.
U.S. Historical Climatology Network
It reached 101 on June 27 this year, and alarmists went hysterical. One hundred degree days used to happen on a regular basis in Des Moines. Now they are extremely rare.
Alarmists blame CO2 for heatwaves, because they are ignorant of history and science.
