[Prince Charles]

This is the nail in the coffin for every nut who supported the Kyoto treaty and all the other Clinton/Gore nutty enviro-treaties.

[Gophack]

ping

[3catsanadog]

I didn't see bare ground from November till March where I live. Global warming, my snow shovel!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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[lilylangtree]

Pacific Northwest has weird weather. Take today, we've had sunshine, wind, snow, rain, and hail. We had the same weather yesterday. Very unusual!

[blam]

The Dark Ages: Were They Darker Than We Imagined?

[Mike Darancette]

With the first "normal" Winter in years the Global Warming myth is finding less traction.

[Centurion2000]

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[King David]

You gotta love it. Another emotional belief rebutted by fact. Don't you wonder what it must be like to live in the minds of the global-warming crowd? Logic? Fact? Huh... what are those?

[InterceptPoint]

This is the nail in the coffin for every nut who supported the Kyoto treaty and all the other Clinton/Gore nutty enviro-treaties

No it's not.

The environmental movement is not based on any scientific discipline. It is a socialist political movement. As such, facts and truth are of no imporantce if they don't move you in the desired direction. This direction is clearly one where the United States, guilty of polluting the world's atmosphere, raising the earth's temperature and causing unimaginable harm to the rest of world pays for its crime against humanity by "donating" large chunks of our wealth to the victims (the rest of the world) with a nice commission to the victims sponsors (the enviromnetal movement.)

This study, like all the rest, will simply be ignored.

[spodefly]

Middle Ages were warmer than today, say scientists

SUVs in the middle-ages didn't have catalytic converters, so naturally things were warmer then.

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

For me the real nail in the coffin was the 1970s. In the 70s we were "heading into an ice age." All of a sudden we have global warming and are all gonne die unless we ride bicycles to work (which, by the way, given the big picture of having to grow more food to feed the cyclist, etc., is less efficient than driving). The "scientists," many of which are english professors, etc., have been discrediting themselves for years.

[algol]

the world has begun to warm up again - but has still to reach the balmy temperatures of the Middle Ages.

Yep. There's a reason that the Vikings called it "Greenland", and the coast of Labrador/Newfoundland "Vine land".

[Hermann the Cherusker]

No crap! You mean to tell me the Little Ice Age (1400-1750) really happened??? I'm flabergasted!

Anyone who knows the least amount of history, especially of the Norse Iceland and Greenland settlements, and also the ice cover, or lack thereof, on the Netherlands canals, can tell you about this.

[LibKill]

When I was a little boy I had to walk 12 miles through the snow to the little red schoolhouse.

Through the snow! In Texas!

By the way, I have a great deal on a bridge in Brooklyn.

Really!

[jdege]

"They are not able to capture the recent warming of the last 50 years"

Oddly enough, neither are the satellite observations, the weather balloons, or the high-confidence ground observations.

It's only when you average in the ground observations that are known to be of lesser reliability that you see a warming trend over the last 50 years.

[Welsh Rabbit]

ping for later

[NordP]

ah...HAH! I KNEW it!!!

[happygrl]

BUMP!

[Plutarch]

Picture tells the story. Viking ruins in Greenland:

[SkyPilot]

is warm I say--Tonight, my dear--willist Thou wearest Thy thong?