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But it would be irresponsible to not mention how incredibly irresponsible key members of the climate science community have become.

No, we can’t say any single weather event was caused by climate change. But it’s getting to the point where some of the most esteemed climate scientists say that it would be “irresponsible not to mention climate change” in the context of extreme weather events (that’s NCAR’s Kenneth Trenbeth). And it’s no different with the record flooding that’s currently swamping regions along the Mississippi River.

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I saw that at the store this afternoon, and practically split my gut laughing.

Are they trying to appeal to carnivorous vegetarians?

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Only racist deniers think otherwise.

All of this is to suggest a kinship between, on one hand, the birthers’ desperate need to believe that our first black president could not possibly have legitimate origins and, on the other, global warming deniers’ commitment to whistling past the graveyard while our earth — at an evidently quickening pace — warms in the direction of inhabitability.

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Climate change ‘could disrupt wi-fi and hit power supply’
Climate change will disrupt wi-fi connections, cause regular power failures and lead railway lines to buckle unless Britain spends billions of pounds, Caroline Spelman, the Environment Secretary has warned.

She warned of intense rainfall, droughts and heatwaves in the next 50 to 100 years because of man-made global warming. The signal from wi-fi cannot travel as far when temperatures increase.

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Tainting a reasonably good study with the mandatory gratuitous global warming  comment line.

Studying treering records from the southwestern United States, University of Hawaii scientists have helped assemble a 1,100-year historical picture of the climate phenomenon known as El Niño, offering an avenue to understanding how weather patterns could change in a warming world.

UH scientist Jinbao Li said by email that the record implies that warmer oceans will lead to more severe El Niños and the opposite phenomena, La Niñas, and more extreme climate conditions around the globe. But a final verdict awaits better climate models, he said.

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“We recovered three AK-47s and two pistols from the compound.”

This may put the number of firearms held by the world’s most wanted man below the Texas average homeowner.

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Loves Chomsky, Jimmy Carter and the BBC. Hates corporations and blames global warming on humans.