Ice off Newfoundland - worst in over 20 years...
A nice article in today's National Post about the 100 fishing and sealing boats trapped in the ice off of Newfoundland. One of the fishermen was quoted as saying, "This is the worse I've seen for 20 years at least."
Now, does this have anything to do with global warming? No, of course not. It's due to severe storms and northeasterly winds....
But, had there been no ice...well, that would have been proof of global warming in most newspapers, no?
posted by GayandRight @ 9:07 AM
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Of course....... but hey the chicken little crowd will find a way to blame warming for ice. Wait for it.
I stumbled upon a interview on CBC Radio last week where they had a climate specialist on from NASA. She was very clear in insisting that the ice caps melting on Mars is not at all related to global warming on Earth. No connection whatsoever. CBC must've looked long and hard to find someone willing to say that on air. CBC is 'feeling the heat' of factual evidence (or a complete absence of it) and is scrambling to discredit the fact that our entire universe is warming.
Like Dalton Macguinty's brother, David, one of Ottawa's best local MP's, I can't understand how or why you climate change deniers are still attacking climate change!
How many more false doom-and-gloom economic reports does Baird have to introduce?
Harper is on the wrong side of this issue. Monsieur Dion and Ms. May are correct by endorsing one another: rightist economics will not, nor should not, interfere with the environment.
Climate change is here.....You cannot deny that, can you. Why doesn't Harper fully implement the program.
Kyoto is for Canadians who don't understand math. They'll understand unemployment however.
And the summer of 2003 here broke all records for most of Europe since measurements began.
You cant argue for or against a general trend by pointing to specific incidents. Its called 'global' warming - climatologists do have a figure for global average temperature, and its going up.
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