Overconfidence: The Achilles Heel of Global Warming Alarmists | Somewhat Reasonable

What Canada 2020 panelists and organizers seem to not understand is that all planning for the future involves sensible risk assessment. This includes considering, not just the possible impacts of climate change, but also the likelihood of them actually coming about. And that means dealing with uncertainties. Lecturing Canadians about fictional global warming certainty when future climate states are actually unknown, does us all a disservice and, in the long run will sway no one not already committed to the scare.

Twitter / clim8resistance: Extinction nonsense from the ...

Extinction nonsense from the past: http://www.climate-resistance.org/2009/03/aunties-tall-tale-of-daddy-long-legs.html … http://www.climate-resistance.org/2009/07/british-ponds-for-british-dragonflies.html … http://www.climate-resistance.org/2013/02/bees-tin-ozone-anything-else.html …

Carbon-dioxide levels are at their highest point in at least 800,000 years

The Pliocene is not strictly comparable to our current era, and there are still questions about why that period was as warm as it was, but it’s thought to be a useful historical guide.

Abnormally Drenched | Real Science

The Washington DC based US Drought Monitor has finally upgraded Fort Collins from “Severe Drought” to”Abnormally Dry“

Conditions here are the wettest I have ever seen. The snow and rain has been almost continuous for the past two months, and everything is mud. No chance of a lunchtime ride today, as we are getting slammed with pouring rain and hail.