Richard (RJ) Eskow: Texas Tornadoes: Climate Change - and Climate Deniers - in the Lone Star State
Here's a headline we're tempted to write - or rather, one that we would be tempted to write if we weren't so nice, or so dedicated to avoiding oversimplification:
"Climate-Change Deniers Struck by Climate Change in Texas Tornado Outbreak."
Conservative Politics, 'Low-Effort' Thinking Linked In New Study
Conservatives and liberals don't seem to agree about much, and they might not agree about recent studies linking conservatism to low intelligence and "low-effort" thinking.
Antarctica Is A Very Smart Place | Real Science
According to the latest research from top Ivy League expert Dr. Shakun, Antarctica is able to anticipate changes in CO2 several hundred years in advance, and preemptively adjust its thermostat long before the CO2 decides to spontaneously increase or decrease.
Global warming "hiatus" in recent years helps spur skepticism | OregonLive.com
"We are at a level where it's a whole lot warmer than it used to be," Mote says. "The physical explanations are pretty convincing on why there has been a pause in global warming, and we have no reason to think it will last much longer."
...Going forward, an upward trending solar cycle and a likely end to an unusual string of La Niñas should mean increased warming, Mote says.
NASA researchers predict a likely new record global temperature in 2013 or 2014. "The slowdown of warming is likely to prove illusory," they said.
"If I had to bet on 10 years from now," Mote says, "I would bet 3-to-1 we'll see some kind of increase."
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