Global warming Causing Extraordinary WarmCold With HeavySnowless Winters | Real Science
These morons have completely lost their minds. Global warming is causing cold winters with heavy snow, that are also very warm with very little snow.
Kiribati Sea Level On The Decline | Real Science
The government of Kiribati understands that western governments are comprised of mental midgets. Based on this understanding, they are hoping to extract billions of dollars from moronic westerners – to make real estate investments at other tropical beaches.
The basis for their desired scam is that their island may drown some time in the future, due to global warming. This is an interesting concept, given that sea level is not rising in Kiribati.
Die Klimazwiebel: The dreams that failed
It seems that solar energy and nuclear fusion have indeed something in common: they will always be the energy of the future.
We homo sapiens in our current form appeared only about 200,000 years ago. So our species has survived two ice ages. In each ice age global temperatures were colder by 4 °C. The warmest period ever experienced by early humans was [at most] about 1 °C warmer (global average) than today. That period occurred between the two most recent ice ages, 120,000 years ago (Eemian). Over the next 100,000 years temperatures gradually decreased into a new ice age. During that colder period humans began to expand out of Africa and across the globe. Ever since the Eemian much cooler temperatures have been the norm.
IBD: Obama’s Energy Policy Is Running on Empty | JunkScience.com
“President Obama may think gasoline is the “fuel of the past,” but for families facing record prices, it’s very much a today thing. Unfortunately for them, Obama has no credible ideas for getting prices down tomorrow.”
ABC News Watch: The Heartland Documents: Cargo Cult journalism on The Science Show
A fact not mentioned by Robyn Williams is that considerable evidence points to Gleick himself being the author (of the faked strategy document).
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