Early 2007 saw record-breaking extreme weather
More evidence of the link to climate change 2
Joseph Romm is the editor of Climate Progress and a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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Delay And Deny Posted 11:34 am
07 Aug 2007
I agree...Global Heating is proceeding at an unprecedented pace.
The problem for the models is...they can't account for it!
Human Generated Greenhouse Gases cannot account for all the warming.
If you want to understand Global Heating you have to go beyond CO2...
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Sam Wells Posted 1:48 am
08 Aug 2007
Meanwhile the Fed's recent move to retain the prime lending rate was an indication of possible "deniers" such as Bernanke, who refused to free up credit "to solve a truly global disaster - we need action right now!"
Bernanke responded that it could be that inflation fears were a more direct result of CO2 emissions, since more CO2 is associated with a growing economy. "We could really use some global dimming and cooling right about now," he added, "the market's way too darn hot."
Onward through the fog
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