The BBC says 50C (122F) weather in India is due to climate change.
Climate change: What’s it like living in a place where it’s 50C? – BBC News
08 Jun 1935 – HEAT WAVE IN INDIA – Trove
27 May 1935 – TRAGIC HEAT WAVE. – Trove
20 Jul 1934 – THE HOTTEST PLACE. – Trove
02 Jun 1934 – Deaths From Heat – Trove
15 Jun 1966 – INDIA Hundreds die in heat wave – Trove
16 Jun 1932 – 22 PERSONS DIE – Trove
01 Jun 1972 – Fatal heat – Trove
“We were up against Russia pushing oligarchs and others to buy media. We were even up against phony environmental groups, and I’m a big environmentalist, but these were funded by the Russians to stand against any effort, oh that pipeline, that fracking, that whatever will be a problem for you, and a lot of the money supporting that message was coming from Russia.” Hillary Clinton, June 18, 2014
Between 1934 and 1976, she changed her shoes and knelt down to take a closer look.
Meanwhile, back in the real world.
China Takes the Brakes Off Coal Production to Tackle Power Shortage – WSJ
“Bezos arrived in Scotland on Sunday at Prestwick Airport in his $65 million Gulfstream plane as part of a 400-strong parade of private jets.”
Jeff Bezos Discussed Climate Change With Prince Charles On The Eve Of Cop26
Al Gore said he was grateful to be there, and he should be. In 2006 he said we only had until the year 2016, and in 1989 the UN said we only had until the year 2000.
2006: Al Gore Does Sundance – CBS News
He actually gave the earth a sixteen year reprieve beyond the original UN forecast.
Climate Change Denial in the Age of Trump | MICHAEL E. MANN
In the (now deleted) 2009 “Copenhagen Diagnosis” authored by such prestigious climate scientists as Michael Mann and Steven Schneider, they showed a sharp decline in Arctic sea ice from the 1960s through 2008, and predicted an ice-free Arctic by 2040.
I updated their graph with the latest data showing that the trend in Arctic sea ice over the past 14 years has flatlined.
The Arctic sea ice minimum is up nearly 50% from 2012.
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Their prediction is failing badly, as is their representation of the past. They show a sharp drop in sea ice in the decade prior to 1979.
But the 1990 and 1995 IPCC reports show the exact opposite.
And the 1985 DOE report showed that extent during the 1950s was much lower than the 1970s.
Projecting the climatic effects of increasing carbon dioxide
This is standard practice for Michael Mann – misrepresenting the past and mispredicting the future.
Thirty years ago, under the direction of Al Gore, climate science took a turn towards ignorance. Earth’s climate started being modeled as a closed system controlled by minor variations in greenhouse gases. This is a proposition unworthy of a middle school science fair project. Reality is that earth’s climate is driven largely by forces outside of our atmosphere and sometimes outside of our solar system.
For example, there was a massive solar storm during November, 1789.
Bud twice before have the Northern lights been seen in Havana within the remembrace of the oldest inhabitants—the first, November 14, 1789, the second, November 17, 1848—both to the same month, a curious fact which has been duly noted by the wondering islanders. It is likewise remarked as curious facts, that the aurora lot 1789 was followed two years after by a terrible hurricane, while that of 1848 was, by precisely the same number of years. preceded by one.
14 Sep 1859, Page 1 – The Louisville Daily Courier at Newspapers.com
The following January was the warmest on record in Philadelphia, with boys swimming in the Delaware River – during the Little Ice Age.
During the winter of 1776-1777, the Delaware River looked like this.
Traditionally many people wore masks for Halloween, but now it is much scarier for Democrats if you aren’t wearing a mask.
In some places you can get arrested for not wearing a mask into a bank.
But if you really want to scare people tonight, I suggest dressing up as one of these three real-life ghouls.
“Why the Popular Belief in Climatic Changes is Untrustworthy.
Why is the popular belief in a change of climate so widespread and so firmly fixed, when instrumental records all go to show that this belief is erroneous? It is not easy to answer this question satisfactorily, but several possible explanations may be given. The trouble arises chiefly from the fact that we place absolute trust in our memories, and attempt to judge such subtle things as climatic changes on the basis of these memories, which are at best short, defective, and in the highest degree untrustworthy.”
