Friday, June 05, 2009

Erie, PA: Temperature dips to record low of 40
Another chilly night has broken a record low temperature in Erie.

The temperature early Thursday dropped to 40 degrees at about 5 a.m., beating the record 41 degrees recorded in 1998, said Marty Mullen, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
MP urges huge fines for emissions scheme cheats [note that CO2 emissions schemes themselves are based on fraudulent science] - Lloydslist.com
SHIPOWNERS who cheat on any future cap and trade requirements to tackle emissions should face huge fines of perhaps hundreds of thousands of pounds, the Conservative MP who heads the influential Environmental Audit Committee has argued.
Inhofe: Tell Environmentalists What I Told Barbara Boxer--'Get over it. Get a life.' | TPMDC
Inhofe was speaking at the Heartland Institute's Third International Conference on Climate Change, where he was a welcomed guest. In that comfortable environment, he let loose a little. "As I've told Barbara Boxer, 'Get over it. Get a Life. You've lost. We've won," Inhofe said to laughter and applause.
Steven Running promotes the greatest scientific fraud ever
MORAN - "It's showtime!" exclaimed Dr. Steven Running, professor of ecology at the University of Montana and member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, as he spoke last month to members of the Yellowstone Business Partnership at Jackson Lake Lodge.
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Running shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007, as a lead author for the Fourth Assessment of the IPCC, together with Al Gore and 600 fellow scientists around the world.

"Hey, one/six-hundredth of a Nobel Prize isn't bad," he joked.
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So why do anything? Because, said Running, to do nothing is to invite world-wide disaster.

Coastal flooding will affect billions of lives, he said, especially in the great coastal cities around the world. Oceans will become acidic, "like the fizz in soda pop," killing shell fish and coral reefs, Running added.

Greater heat energy in the oceans will intensify hurricanes, he said. "The number of hurricanes won't go up, but when they do spawn, the probability of getting a more powerful storm gets bigger," said Running. Weather scientists are now expecting a Category 6 hurricane within a few decades, he said - something the world has never seen before (175 mph or greater winds).
2007: Remember when the IPCC was supposedly composed of "3,000 leading climate scientists"
The UN's IPCC, comprising 3,000 leading climate scientists, is the world's top authority on global warming.

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