Sierra Club promotes the greatest scientific fraud in human history
Statement of Sierra Club Lands Director Athan Manuel:American Thinker: Welcome To Buffalo Jump U.S.A.
For the first time in history, this bill would create a national strategy for helping wildlife survive global warming. Polluters should have to pay for the damage they do. This bill makes polluters pay to repair the damage they've done to our wildlife and natural heritage.
Passing this bill is our best chance at getting programs in place at a state, local and federal level that will help fish and wildlife adapt and survive global warming.
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If we want America’s wildlife to survive global warming, we have to help them adapt to rising temperatures.
During a buffalo jump stampede, one terrified buffalo turned to another and asked, "What says conventional wisdom?" The other buffalo responded, "Conventional wisdom says we are headed in the right direction."Homeostatic mechanisms help make the modern day climate stable, compared with the geologic past
According to a recent AP poll, more Americans than not say the United States is headed in the right direction. Welcome to Buffalo Jump U.S.A.
An email from Steve Short [steve@ecoengineers.com] starts with an argument that increased atmospheric CO2 leads to global COOLING and then goes on to ridicule the exaggerations currently being made about the significance of the small changes that are currently being observedApril - another record month at WUWT « Watts Up With That?
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It just so happens that I am of the view that increased atmospheric CO2 leads to increased global photosynthetic biomass (both land-based and oceanic) which leads to increased production of biogenic aerosols which produces an increased global density of CCN (cloud condensation nuclei) which produces increased cloud cover which produces increased albedo. Been rather wet and/or very cold all over lately I notice.
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