Article Tags: Doug L. Hoffman, World Temperatures
With all the predictions of short term climate catastrophes proffered by global warming alarmists it is hard to look forward to a future time on Earth. What does the future hold a thousand, ten thousand, a million years from now? Science has some predictions about that as well, though the news media have not picked up on them. What environmental changes await us on the long road ahead?
The Northern Hemisphere has been hammered by the coldest winter in decades. Chinese provinces prepared to introduce power rationing as electricity supplies lagged behind demand amid harsh winter weather. In the UK things have been so bad that Keith Mitchell, the leader of the Oxfordshire County Council, accused county residents of lacking the “British spirit that defeated Hitler” in the wake of the freezing weather. Just to confuse things, a new report in report in Science says NASA’s GISS proclaimed “2009 Hottest Year on Record in Southern Hemisphere.”
In the US, AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Bastardi reports: “The coldest start to an El Niño winter since the ’70s, in the wake of the thaw, may have a top 10-15 cold February nationwide.” Outlook India’s headline proclaimed “North India Reels Under Cold Wave, 154 Dead.” There were reports of frozen sheep in Scotland, and snow fell Down Under during the Australian summer.
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Source: theresilientearth.com