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Y2Kyoto: If You Don't Believe In Global Warming
small dead animals —
Y2Kyoto: If You Don't Believe In Global Warming Just look out your window. [image] Houston, Texas. Posted by Kate at December 11, 2008 12:09 AM
Global Warming Hits Houston
Moonbattery —
... As international bureauweenies meet in Poznan, Poland to plot ways to exploit the global warming hoax to rob us of our freedom, our standard of living, our national sovereignty, and our money, here's what's happening in normally balmy Houston: ...
And here I thought the debate over global warming was over
Sister Toldjah —
What? You mean there’s still no consensus over whether or not gw is “man-made” - contrary to the claims of The Goracle and his mighty alarmist minions? I’m shocked, I tell, you. Shocked!
Related: Surprise flurries warm Houston hearts
Global Warming Hits New Orleans, Houston
GayPatriot —
... LaPlace and other parts of the south shore. By around 10 a.m., the snow had mostly stopped, replaced by freezing rain in many places, making driving treacherous. By noon, the precipitation had mostly ceased altogether.
By mid-morning, enough snow had accumulated on the ground in some areas to lure children and adults onto their front lawns to build snowmen or have snowball fights.
(photo courtesy - The Times Picayune)
And Houston got some white Global Warming as well. How’s the shoveling going, ...
AP: 'Global Warming is Accelerating. Time Is Close to Running Out'
NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias —
... Arctic permafrost. The amount of carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere has already pushed past what some scientists say is the safe level. [...] Scientists fear that what's happening with Arctic ice melt will be amplified so that ominous sea level rise will occur sooner than they expected. They predict Arctic waters could be ice-free in summers, perhaps by 2013, decades earlier than they thought only a few years ago. It snowed in Houston Wednesday tying a record for the earliest appearance of the white stuff in the city's history. There ...
