NYT Goes Full Moonbat: 'Alaska is going to be the next Florida'

NewsBusters ^ | September 25, 2014 | P.J. Gladnick

[PJ-Comix]

It's something you would expect from a sanity challenged fringe blog or from the usual suspects such as the Democratic Underground or the Daily Kos. Instead the latest example of global warming wackiness is coming from the Gray Lady herself, the New York Times. This is an actual unchallenged quote in a Times article by Jennifer A. Kingson “Alaska is going to be the next Florida by the end of the century.”

Got that? Not in millions of years but by the end of this century. Of course no data is provided to back up this assertion. In fact the rest of the wild predictions in the article also fail to be backed up by any data other than the claim that computer models project these outcomes. One thing to be said about the New York Times in Moonbat Mode is that their desperation to "prove" global warming can be hilariously entertaining as we shall see:

[GeronL]

they need at least a trolling motor

[Delta Dawn]

Huh, I Havana thought of that...

[Svartalfiar]

Funny, I thought large parts of Alaska were next to the ocean? So if oceans rise enough to sink half of Florida, wouldn’t parts of Alaska be underwater too?

[Verginius Rufus]

George Strait will be able to own some ocean-front property in Arizona (if you count the Gulf of California as part of the Pacific Ocean).