[India: Rains vary; your fault]
The rainfall data over one and a half months between 2005 and 2009 for the seven districts yielded 231 observations. Of these, only 23 were in the ‘normal’ range. While data over a short period is likely to show sharper variations, it does raise concerns about climate change.Politicians stump Colorado for climate change [fraud] - The Denver Post
"A lot of the human suffering in the world today is being precipitated by climate changes," which have led to droughts and shortages causing "political destabilization that, in some instances, brings down governments," said former U.S. Sen. John Warner, R-Va. He addressed Air Force Academy cadets Tuesday, and was to join former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart and others in Denver today.US Crude Oil and Total Petroleum Imports Top 5 Countries: Can anybody remember Americans fighting a lot of recent oil wars against these countries?
Military forces increasingly will deploy on humanitarian missions to deal with climate-driven calamities, Warner said.
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"It makes no sense whatsoever to send our men and women to fight oil wars when we haven't got the political will to make our buildings and homes more energy-efficient," Madden said.
CANADA 2,110 2,001 1,916 1,976 1,934
SAUDI ARABIA 1,137 902 1,063 1,676 1,538
MEXICO 985 1,099 1,136 1,200 1,197
VENEZUELA 865 1,134 1,015 1,187 1,035
NIGERIA 858 769 668 741 992
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we could produce all the oil we need domestically, but the enviros aren't letting us, so who exactly is to blame for foreign oil imports? many times it seems our politicians are the greatest "hawks" when it comes to fighting wars in the middle east but the greatest *cowards* when it comes to standing up against environmentalists. And they're not very helpful: Iraq's oil production has fallen dramatically from where it was before Iraq was invaded, in fact OPEC accused Saddam of "overpumping" and driving the price down.
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