WHERE IS GLOBAL WARMING?
Posted on: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 Comments
Some scientists still believe mankind is causing global warming. Well, let’s see: Cairo saw its first snow in 100 years, Oregon, like several other states, reached its coldest temperature in 40 years, Chicago saw the coldest days ever recorded, and... Antarctica reached the coldest temperature ever recorded anywhere on earth.
So, it’s needless to say that the holes in the theories that form the basis of ice-free Arctic forecasts are as obvious as possible.
Former vice president and current carbon-credit entrepreneur Al Gore told an audience in a 2009 speech that "the entire north polar ice cap during some of the summer months could be completely ice-free within the next five to seven years". And in his 2006 documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" he made the famous prediction according to which increasing temperatures would cause earth’s oceans to rise by 20 feet - a claim many scientists say is completely without any rational basis.
Also, WND reported just days ago, following President Obama's trip to Alaska, that the facts don't support Obama's claim of a catastrophic future if no action is taken on climate.
Scientists and others on a team assembled by the Chicago-based Heartland Institute that focuses on free-market solutions to problems, stated that the "scare" of global warming from the use of carbon fuels and other human activities "is over". It's time for the world to realize that and "stop the madness of wasting great sums of money on EPA's imaginary threat", argued Kenneth Haapala, the executive vice president of the Science and Environmental Policy Project in Virginia.
"Nobel Prize winning climate experts and journalists tell us that the Arctic is ice-free, because they are propagandists pushing an agenda, not actual scientists or journalists", according to Blogger Steven Goddard at Real Science is citing information from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado.
So, really, where is global warming?
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