Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV - Summer too cool for lemonade, so far

BLUEFIELD — What’s happened to summer?

Summer holidays like the Fourth of July are usually time to break out the shorts and the sunscreen, but cooler than normal temperatures have compelled local people to get their jackets and blankets out of the closet. High temperatures have only reached into the mid-80s at most, and evening readings of the thermometer have hit the low 60s or lower.

Don Surber » Blog Archive » What happened to global warming?

"...James Hansen has also argued that the chief executives of large fossil fuel companies that actively spread doubt about climate change should be put on trial for ‘crimes against humanity and nature’.”

Right after we try Hickman, Krugman, Hansen and the rest for failure to admit they have been wrong for 20 years about global warming.

40 if you count their years of believing in global cooling.

Newsmax.com - Top Physicist: Global Warming a Dangerous Belief

Instead of being the dangerous pollutant the EPA calls it, carbon dioxide is a vital element needed to sustain life, [Laurence Gould, a professor of physics at the University of Hartford] said.

“We are lucky that there is still sufficient carbon dioxide in the atmosphere,” he explained. “It is vital for life as agricultural products depend on it. It is therefore not pollution. To suppress it even if it could be done is to continue to put the entire population of the globe at risk.”

He concluded by saying: “It is dangerous that people are acting without understanding the flaws in the climate-change-disaster claims. So I would ask people to find out and to be able to specify — in their own words — what are those flaws. They would then be better able to objectively judge both sides of the issue regarding "global warming/climate change" — as well-informed citizens should.

“We are free to not think about any issue,” he said, “but we are not free to escape the consequences [such as ill-informed legislation] resulting from not thinking."