Al and his Branch Algorians are strangely quiet these days as stories of food riots around the world percolate in the news.
“Al and his Branch Algorians are strangely quiet...”
Just wait until the leading edge of the new ice cap, caused by the global cooling that is caused by global warming, gets close to Algore’s mansion in Nashville. He’s already paying 20 times the average homeowner’s utility bill for his 10,000 sq. ft. domicile, but his carbon footprint will get even bigger then.
“natural variations in climate cancel out the increases caused by man-made greenhouse gas emissions”
Alllll rigghty then.
Boris Johnson claimed a remarkable victory in the London mayoral contest on Friday night to cap a disastrous series of results for Gordon Brown in his first electoral test as Prime Minister. Mr Johnson's landmark victory, a result that would have been almost unthinkable six months ago, was the most symbolic blow to Mr Brown's authority on a day that left the Prime Minister facing the gravest crisis of his leadership.
—Andrew Porter and Robert Winnett, The Daily Telegraph, 3 May 2008
This guy is glad that Bush never pushed for Kyoto.
Londoners now face a stark choice. Boris Johnson is an environmental vandal, whose main contribution to environmental policy was as a cheerleader for George W Bush's disastrous decision to oppose the Kyoto climate treaty. The election is neck and neck and everyone who cares about the environment needs to vote with the first and second preferences for myself and Sian Berry if we are to stop Boris Johnson wrecking London's environment.’
—Ken Livingstone, 25 April 2008
Washington, are you listening?
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO REGULATE CO2 EMMISSIONS FOR ANY REASON.
Of particular interest is the fact that the amplitude of the wave, the difference between the high and low seasonal points of each year, serves as a relative measure of the vegetative productivity for a given year, and the amplitude has been increasing. Between 1958 and 1999, this breath of the biosphere has increased by 19.5%, and is primarily a direct result of atmospheric fertilization (18).(snip)
Considering the fact that CO2 levels were about 4000 ppm when plants first evolved, 3500 ppm when gymnosperms first evolved, and 2250 ppm when angiosperms first evolved, it is difficult to imagine that levels modestly above todays levels will have dramatically negative effects. If we did not have run-away greenhouse at 4000 ppm, we are certainly not going to experience it at 400, 500 or even 600 ppm.
The full comment (made by poster Don Healy) includes a source link and explains those statements in detail. From the facts and figures presented her one has to wonder whether current atmospheric CO2 levels aren't dangerously near starvation levels for vegetation. One thing is certain; plants do considerably better at much higher levels.
The GW clowns are going to try and cover up their lie by saying it is cooling now, “but just you wait!”...Let’s hope the people are smart enough to see through this crap.
The big question, and its answer might obliterate any last shards of credibility the MMGW advocates have, are CO2 levels.
If, and that’s a big if, we get honest readings, and they show CO2 levels dropping, the big question will be “How fast?”
If CO2 levels only slowly start a downward trend because of the cooling, they will still be able to fudge them. However, if they drop precipitously, the debate will be over.
It's well known that errors were discovered in the claim that 1998 was the warmest year on record. After corrections were made, the warmest year on record was 1934.
One of many articles on this:
http://www.norcalblogs.com/watts/2007/08/1998_no_longer_the_hottest_yea.html