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What a surprise: Fighting ‘climate change’ is now over a $1.5 trillion racket and July was the hottest month ever

Filed Under Global Warming, Politics, Science & Nature | 10 Comments

You know, if we had an honest and inquisitive media, it’s possible that some intrepid reporter might want to know if “data” like this…

…could possibly be influenced by numbers like this:

Press headlines never say “July 2014 was the hottest month ever, say scientists whose grant money hinges on hottest months ever.” Go figure.

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10 Responses to “What a surprise: Fighting ‘climate change’ is now over a $1.5 trillion racket and July was the hottest month ever”

  1. Marshall_Will on August 24th, 2015 2:01 am

    The Professional Left/GW Alarmist cartel have only succeeded in muddying and torturing the 'data' to the point where no rational, adult conversation can take place? Mission Accomplished!

    Read the comment section below any article and cooler heads are taunted with playground caliber semantics like; "I say globull warming EXISTS! Prove that it DOESN'T!"

    And of course, no amount of proof is ever going to change their position. Since they've effectively shutdown logging, fishing and mining, we might as well consider this our, growth industry?

  2. writedoug on August 24th, 2015 2:44 am

    And of course many of them have figured out that the easiest way to fudge reality isn't by faking current temp data, but rather by changing historical numbers.

  3. Truesoldier__ on August 24th, 2015 10:22 am

    Of course this is yet another issue that the average voter could care less about. Through April of this year it did not rate at all as an economic problem and it ranked 12th (under poverty and respect for one another) on non-economic issues.

    We are fast becoming the nation our Fore Fathers fought against……lack of representation.

  4. Granny617 on August 24th, 2015 5:59 pm

    It's summer! It's hot! It's weather! Deal With It! Sheesh!

  5. Truesoldier__ on August 24th, 2015 7:26 pm

    It's like my father in law said to me awhile back. He said, "You know we have always had climate change, though when I was younger they called it Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer."

  6. Truesoldier__ on August 24th, 2015 7:27 pm

    Here is more irony:

    Obama criticizes Congress for taking a vacation while on vacation.
    http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/eric-scheiner…

  7. Marshall_Will on August 25th, 2015 12:09 am

    One of the best responses I've ever seen was "As long as it's generally hot in Summer, cold in Winter and the seasons preceding transition between the too, we can safely reserve our alarm".

  8. Marshall_Will on August 25th, 2015 12:15 am

    Another example of re-writing history… Then there's scale! If you're checking your stock portfolio and click on the wrong chart periodicity, it can LOOK devastating!

    That's what the Oregonian did in their Settled Science Once and For ALL piece a few years ago. Hello hockey stick! Then when you gauge the uh, parameters at the bottom of their chart, it's all within a singular DEGREE of Fahrenheit?

    BUT… if we carry this trendily ( which is debatable at best! ) over the next 50-100 years there won't be anyone around to experience it?

  9. Marshall_Will on August 25th, 2015 12:31 am

    "Remember, we can't cut our way to prosperity"

    OMG/Lol, he actually SAID that!? Oh and reflating the U.S Ex/Im Bank might be YOUR priority but it certainly is not of urgent agenda to the taxpayers who FUND it Mr. Prezuhdunce.

    While we're remembering, the Ex-Im Bank used to provide funding on a deal by DEAL basis. To wit when John Deere sold a thousand combines to the Ukraine in the mid-90's. THAT is what it was designed for, not a perpetual/Solyndra blank check.

  10. sunfrog on September 12th, 2015 9:49 am

    sunfrog

    What a surprise: Fighting ?climate change? is now over a $1.5 trillion racket and July was the hottest month ever : The Powers That Be

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