[dsrtsage]

But what about the children?

[BBQToadRibs2]

Antarctica being Antarctica. Go figure.

[jmaroneps37]

Obviously global warming or something.

[Reno89519]

Cooling?! I thought we had warming, sea level rise, and a loss of Antarctic ice.

[stevio]

I’m not complaining. This Pennsylvania summer has been beautiful so far.

[rktman]

End of snow imminent.

[Signalman]

It’s global warming causing global cooling/s.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

It was a VERY cold and wet spring in North Idaho. We are 185 miles NE of the Grandview, WA cherry orchards mentioned in the article. We FINALLY have our first heat wave now and it hit 95 yesterday, but it looks like that is only a one day blast.

Last year we had 40 days over 90 which was unheard of.

The lakes are full and the Spokane River is raging now. This year we are about 10 degrees below normal and set records for latest 70 degree date.

Right now it is perfect outside. Balmy breeze, maybe 68F, wind rustling in the pines, crystalline blue skies, gorgeous mountains and lake. Crazy weather.

[copaliscrossing]

We must organize a decentralized, autonomous future where states, cities, towns and even villages are permitted to put their own needs before those of the current prevailing globalist agenda.

I totally agree about the main point of the article regarding the myth of global warming.

But the above quote from the article caught my attention. This should be a point of emphasis for any one person or group of people.

An anecdotal story I heard from my mom was about buying meat at a locally owned supermarket in a smallish town. She said it was really reasonably priced which it must be coming from my fixed-income 81 year old mother. I asked her why that was and she said she had heard that this local store had a local ranch that they used for their meat supply. Not sure about any details but that got me to thinking that perhaps my extended family should buy a whole beef and split it amongst ourselves instead of buying from these big corporate conglomerates. Same with Farmers markets and the such.

[Adder]

Antarctica cold in winter...who knew?

[TomGuy]

I fear the stupidity of the climate-change-ologists more than climate change itself.

Some of their weird ideas, if ever allowed to be put into practice, will do more long-term damage.

Ever since its creation, Planet Earth has an ongoing evolution and nothing humans can do will change the inevitable.

[shotgun]

I just rebuilt a cherry grower’s driveway in Grandview yesterday. Driving through property, I thought all of his cherrys had already been picked. He told me they haven’t even started yet but most of the trees were practically bare.

[californian by choice]

predictable, collateral effects of global warming, anyone knows

[Paco]

This does refute climate change. Obviously, everyone knows that heat rises. As the planet heats up and more and more heat rises from the south and moves up north - so of course Antarctica will get colder! DUH! /s

[Manly Warrior]

Now, let’s talk about sea ice. More of it last I checked.

[sappy]

i can’t read this cause i’m under water from all the glaciers and snow melting or something....

[Paal Gulli]

Global warming.

Bush’s fault.

[Sequoyah101]

If all of the CO2 from natural and man man made activities were an elephant, the man made part would be the tail of the elephant, maybe two tails. That is all.

We flatter ourselves to think we can destroy the planet and cause climate change. The big yellow thing is overwhelming to all of our puny efforts. Our distance from the sun, which is decreasing in a 500 year cycle, and sunspot activity which is also decreasing make all the difference and we are powerless to change either of these factors.

We all should know global climate change is a scam to control us.

[BiteYourSelf]

Umm it’s winter in the Antarctic.🙄

[fwdude]

Somehow, this will be made to “support” glow-bull warming, by some contorted reasoning. In the enviro-leftist mind, any climate extremes, no matter how outlying, are OUR fault.