Climate change is real. It just may or may not be caused by man and if man is part of the equation, the impact and proportion of that participation isn’t quantifiable.
All of the “Top Republican” listed districts (NY 15, 13, 7, 9, and 10) are represented by Democrats.
How are these districts Republican?
"Climate change is real."
The Sherlock observation that I recently became aware of that undermines the integrity of politically correct global warming is this. The basic thing that stops the temperature from dropping at night is sunrise.
In fact, the temperature is known to drop significantly in areas in the path of a total solar eclipse.
How cold can it get during a total solar eclipse? (Note that article refers to the total solar eclipse of 1834.)
Also, the article referenced by the following thread shows that ocean levels are below what they were thousands of years ago.
Landing site for invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC pinpointed
Also consider historic satellite analysis of global warming.
STUDY: Satellites Show No Acceleration In Global Warming For 23 Years
Corrections, insights welcome.
In my opinion, global warming alarmism amounts to a politically correct cattle prod" to scare taxpayers into accepting higher taxes.
Also, note that the states have never expressly constitutionally delegated to the corrupt feds the specific power to regulate, tax and spend for global warming purposes. The states would first have to amend the Constitution for that purpose in order for the feds to be able to do so.
“Climate change is real.”
Brilliant observation Copernicus. Do you live in Seattle? How many ice ages have there been and subsequent warming/cooling cycles? Actually, where I live in upper midwest we have climate change 4 times a year. Its in the getting colder phase. We call it late fall/early winter here on earth.in about 3 months it will start getting warmer again.Amazing.
Took the words right out of my mouth.
Climate change may be real, but not necessarily caused by humanity. It may be delaying the next Ice Age, and the ambiguity of its effects is not worth destroying the world economy to rectify even if we could.