Comments on: Report: Global Warming Has Changed Our Weather — Worse Heat Waves, Floods, Hurricanes, Storms To Come

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By: Octavius

Octavius — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 03:07:05 +0000

“Unfortunately, some of the cautions in this long-delayed report have come too late for the victims of the Midwest Flood:”

How can this flood, or any other present day weather event be blamed on global warming given the fact that NONE HAS OCCURRED YET? The data actually indicates no warming since 1998.

Even the worst models project a gradual rise over the next 100 years… a time interval that has NOT HAPPENED YET. Let’s say we’re on track for a 3 degree rise in 100 years. That’s 0.3 degrees average since the models began. So even using the worst case scenario, we’re not feeling the heat!

This is just another example of “multi-agency” guesswork framed in alarmist language, and amplified by Chicken Little reporting…

By: stalepie

stalepie — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 03:05:10 +0000

The earth goes through climate changes without man’s help. It’s been doing that for billions of years and we’ve had natural disasters and crazy weather and heat waves and flooding for millions of years too.