Don Surber: The Ice Age cometh
For starters….
But the facts are the facts and Ice Age Now reported: “8,977 Record Cold temps in November vs 2,022 Record Warm Temps.” It cited as its source the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The temperature drop is in keeping with a prediction made 35 years ago by physicist Leona Woods Marshall Libby that temperatures would rise in the 1980s and 1990s, then fall. She is the woman who developed the tree ring method used in climatology to measure temperatures thousands of years ago.
“Easily one to two degrees,” she told the Los Angeles Times in 1979. “And maybe even three or four degrees. It takes only 10 degrees to bring on an Ice Age.”
Don concludes by summarizing the financial resources we are wasting on the global warming/climate change religion…
But first we have to stop this scientific boondoggle that blows billions of dollars each year on false science by such charlatans as Michael Mann — the hockey stick man whose predictions of sudden and steep incxreases in temperatures after 2000 are 100% wrong.
Next, invalidate every global warming or climate change-related regulation in the federal government.
We are blowing precious resources chasing this false prophecy, from a man who went bananas after losing the 2000 presidential election by 537 votes in Florida. (emphasis added – Ed)
I couldn’t agree more. The progressive elite who seem to believe their’s an infinite supply of tax dollars to pay for climate change initiatives, not to mention health care. The City of Boulder plans to be 100% green energy by 2030, 12 short years away. You can read their plans, measure their progress (or see their biased assessment of their progress) and propaganda on the City of Boulder climate commitment web page.
What Boulder will end up with is the most expensive electricity in the State sans even more elite places such as Aspen and Vail. By 2030 Coloradan’s will be purchasing unaffordable electricity via Connect for Electricity Colorado. The ONLY website where they can get their City, State and possibly (but I hope not) Federal subsidies to make electricity affordable.
