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January temperatures in these regions are trending downwards at a rate of 70-300 degrees F per century.

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15.2.4.1.2.4. Ice Storms (North America)

Milder winter temperatures will decrease heavy snowstorms but could cause an increase in freezing rain if average daily temperatures fluctuate about the freezing point.

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9.4.1. Heat Waves

Global climate change is likely to be accompanied by an increase in the frequency and intensity of heat waves, as well as warmer summers and milder winters

9.4.2. Decreased Mortality Resulting from Milder Winters

In many temperate countries, there is clear seasonal variation in mortality (Sakamoto-Momiyama, 1977; Khaw, 1995; Laake and Sverre, 1996); death rates during the winter season are 10-25% higher than those in the summer. Several studies indicate that decreases in winter mortality may be greater than increases in summer mortality under climate change (Langford and Bentham, 1995; Martens, 1997; Guest et al., 1999). One study estimates a decrease in annual cold-related deaths of 20,000 in the UK by the 2050s (a reduction of 25%)

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13.1.4.1.2. Mild winters (Europe)

Milder winters exert a major impact on the natural environment. Overwintering of species is more successful. However, failure to kill off pests and diseases that prey on wildlife, as well as failure to cull weaker members of the species—which then compete for food in the following springs and summers—in the end may be counterproductive. Cannell and Pitcairn (1993) show that during two mild winters in the UK,

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The schizo-warming crowd can’t keep a coherent thought for more than a few seconds.

The problems don’t stop there, though. By 2050, many of the countries that are currently third-world or developing will have established themselves enough to start to attain more wealth. The citizens of those countries will therefore have more opportunities to obtain property and material items. Between the growing population and the growing number of people who can afford to purchase things, the Earth will be hard-pressed to keep everyone satisfied. Incomes will also double, triple and even quadruple in other parts of the world and people will be able to purchase more material goods there, too. Not to mention that all of these people will be consuming more food and making that even more of an issue.

Obviously, all of these problems will also only help make Earth’s preexisting problems even worse. Oil will continue to become scarcer and scarcer. The Earth’s temperature will continue to rise. Certain types of animals will die off. Overcrowding will occur in many major cities. And a host of new problems will pop up as well. It’s not just theoretical anymore. It’s becoming more and more evident that this is what’s going to happen to the Earth moving forward.

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Over the past 150 years, we have seen only 0.7C change. There is nothing unusual happening.

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World Climate Growing Warmer, Say Russians, Citing Arctic Data; Two Professors Independently Find Change in Temperatures–They See a Gulf Stream Relation, but Look for Deeper Causes TEMPERATURE RISE OVER WORLD SEEN

December 12, 1938,

The findings of Soviet explorers aboard the icebreaker Syedoff, now drifting within 300 miles of the North Pole, together with earlier observations by other investigators, have caused Soviet scientists to conclude that the Arctic region and, indeed, the whole world is growing warmer.

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