Pucking the Ice

At least two renowned climatologists had predicted that all the Arctic sea ice would have disappeared by last month. They were only off by about 1.6 million square miles ... see: UK Telegraph Article ... or 21% more than there was in 2012.

A funny thing about our current bunch of "scientists" ... if all their theorizing and computer modeling comes up with a prediction ... and that prediction doesn't pan out ... they don't scrap their theories or their flawed models ... no, they just go back and change their source data and then double down on their mistakes with lies and obfuscations ... usually with the blessings of shame-faced world poobahs ... including you-know-who in this country.

What a sad day for what used to be called science ... and Al Gore is going to start campaigning for Hellary Clinton. Good! They deserve each other. Two penguins of a feather ...

More Consequences

I have commented in the past about what things, like terrorism, are being caused by global warming ... see: Consequences. As an homage to last week's Earth Day, the following items have also struck me as obviously being consequential of our not banishing carbon dioxide and worshiping the godess Gaia:

- It gets warm in the United States in August and is freezing in January, whereas in Argentina it is just the opposite ... weird!

- Earthquakes happen on a regular basis on Mars ...  clearly as retribution for our environmental neglect.

- Each generation of Americans are getting more and more obese ... except for The One, Obummer, an indication of his being a true believer.

- Democrats represent 97% of all climate scientists ... a settled statistic.

- Polar bears and penguins are flourishing and their populations expanding ... surely as a result of the more temperate nature of our polar regions.

- China's economy is only growing at about 7% per year ... obviously as punishment for its skepticism toward the effects of carbon dioxide on our atmosphere.

- Most celebrities and politicians have been forced to take their private jets to climate-change conferences.