Record Breaking Winter Cold? Don’t Worry, the Climate Explainers Have it Covered
Posted: December 29, 2017 Filed under: Alarmism, Alarmism uncovered, Alarmist Predictions, Climate Change, Climate models, Climate Money, Dud predictions, Fact Check, Fake News, Global Cooling, Global Temperature, Government Grants/Funding, Green Agenda, IPCC, Pseudo-Science, Scientific Fraud | Tags: Alarmism, Alarmism Exposed, climate, Climate Change Alarmism, Climate Change Scam, Climate Disruption, climate models, Climate science, global cooling, Global Warming, Global Warming Scam, Govt Grants/Funding, IPCC, James Hansen, Post-Normal Science, pseudoscience, Weather Leave a comment“Even this week’s cold weather is probably being caused at least in part by global warming, said Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan.”
BUT wait, there’s more! …
“So what happens if global temperatures take a real plunge for a sustained period? Don’t worry, the explainers have that one covered as well – James Hansen, former NASA GISS Director, published a paper which suggests global warming will trigger a short ice age in the near future…”
ERGO, no! There is no “weather or climate shift [that could] cast doubt on the dominance of that wicked little trace molecule.”
HOT, cold, wet, dry, snow, drought, flood, heatwave, blizzard – it’s ALL “global warming” aka “climate change” aka “climate disruption” and it’s ALL your fault!
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Watts Up With That?
Graph from p3768 of J. Hansen et al.: Ice melt, sea level rise and superstorms.
Guest essay by Eric Worrall
Does record breaking winter cold cast doubt on climate predictions of milder winters? Could ANY weather or climate shift cast doubt on the dominance of that wicked little trace molecule? Apparently not, according to leading climate explainers.
It’s cold outside, but that doesn’t mean climate change isn’t real
Sammy Roth, USA TODAY Published 5:13 p.m. ET Dec. 28, 2017
This week’s cold snap has brought record-low temperatures, freezing rain and heavy snow to much of the United States. But 2017 is still on track to be the second- or third-hottest year ever recorded globally — and scientists say climate change is to blame.
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Even this week’s cold weather is probably being caused at least in part by global warming, said Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan.
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