Bad News for the GoracleBy Steve Elliott (Grassfire) | July 10, 2007 01:29 PM |
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Bad news for the Goracle.. We're Actually in a Climatological "Golden Age" Ran across an excellent article by Joseph D'Aleo of the International Climate and Environmental Change Assessment Project which lays out the flaws in the global warming hype D'Aleo challenge the "consensus" on some key points: --the real cost to American families ($4,500 per family in 8 years) The article concludes by pointing out the the data suggests that we may be entering a season of cooling and the past 30 years may be looked on by historians as the "golden age" of climate prosperity: These three factors suggest a cooling is about to begin. In fact, there are a number of measures, such as ocean heat content (which has not increased in the last 4 years), satellite-derived atmospheric temperatures, and ocean and land temperatures, which are all showing a cooling period over the last 5 to 8 years. It is possible either 1998 or 2001 will end up being the peak of this current warm cycle.... Lost in all of this is the fact that we have had an optimum climate the last 30 years – with warmer temperatures, more rainfall, and increased CO2 – that has enabled us to grow more food in more places, and consume less energy than had the cold weather of the 60s and 70s persisted. Descending back into a little Ice Age has far greater negative consequences than a slow and relative minor warming. Crop failures and famines are more common due to dryness and cold, and the world would consume more energy for heating. We may look back at the late 20th and early 21st centuries as the golden years.
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