Climate Change Alarmists Can't Seem To Buy A Major Hurricane - Forbes

The U.S. just can’t seem to buy a major hurricane. It’s been 2,535 days since the last Category 3 storm, Wilma in 2005, hit the beach. That’s the longest period—by far—in the record that goes back to 1900.

Consequently, the global warming hype machine is being reduced to running on Category 1 fumes. Hence last August’s Irene (which was barely a hurricane) and the recent Isaac (with a much more respectable wind field) became the sorry excuses used to hector the public into demanding massive energy taxes.
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It’s time to stop conflating the latest Category 1 swirl with climate change. And, yes, it is also high time for a very powerful storm to finally land on some unfortunate beachfront community, which will no doubt portend the end of the world as we know it.

Romney's Rising Oceans Joke - Forbes

he used the very idea of controlling sea level rise as a mere rhetorical device, a laugh line to mock Barack Obama‘s grandiosity

Singapore:  Perm sec of National Climate Change Secretariat to retire

The Permanent Secretary of the National Climate Change Secretariat in the Prime Minister's Office is stepping down after 35 years in public service.

Mr Tan Yong Soon, 57, will retire  [Does this mean that my grandchildren will get kidney stones and dengue fever?]

Twitter / GarrettNBCNews: Romney has dismissed man-made ...

Romney has dismissed man-made climate change & joked about rising oceans. Today he'll see effects of both in flooded south Louisiana [Via Planet Gore]

Twitter / davidharsanyi: yep. there would be no more ...

yep. there would be no more flooding if we simply stopped using oil. #science @GarrettNBCNews @GPollowitz

Twitter / dancurry: @GarrettNBCNews So there were ...

@GarrettNBCNews So there were no hurricanes before SUVs?