The Human Impact On Global Warming And Climate Change | Neon Tommy

Breashears urged the audience to reduce global climate consequences starting with their own commitment, actions and reduction in personal use of energy.

While he used compelling photographs to show the changes in glacier mass in the Himalayas, he forgot to use facts to link climate change to human impact.
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Breashears said that the Tibetan’s were very worried about how this would affect their water supply. He also blamed the U.S. and China for their part in this revelation. “This is not a country that wants to make sacrifices,” he said about the U.S.  [Which countries do want to make sacrifices in response to the global warming hoax?  What meaningful sacrifices has Breashears personally made?  When the Aztecs used human sacrifices in an attempt to prevent bad weather, how well did that work out?]

[Does hot weather really cause floods?] - Central floods kill 28

The National Hydro-Meteorology Forecast Centre said the low pressure, off China’s Hainan Island, was about 360km northeast of Vietnam’s central provinces.

The low, together with a cold spell, would bring heavy rainfall to central provinces from Nghe An to Quang Tri.

[Wait a minute: In Alaska, colder weather is more dangerous than warmer weather?!]: Winter kills!

"Whereas," the governor says, "every year Alaska's harsh winter weather claims lives, disrupts commerce, and damages property; and "WHEREAS, as the winter season approaches, it is imperative that Alaskans prepare for the upcoming winter weather."

Yes sir, it's going to get cold and miserable once again. If you can't flee to a warmer climate as the gold miners and fishermen of old did when they spotted that "termination dust" on the mountains (Have you seen it? It looks cold.), the National Weather Service has grabbed the governor's proclamation and is running with it. The federal agency offers helpful survival tips. Dress warm. Don't forget your hat and gloves. Keep some safety equipment in the car. That sort of thing.