Y2Kyoto: I’ll Miss The Corn Belt

7 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: I’ll Miss The Corn Belt”

1. Yeah well, my book larnin’ don’t much cover this stuff, and I can’t play bagpipes……but this graph here don’t seem ta reflect runaway (or otherwise) glowbull warmin’. Accordin’ to my Mk 1 eyeball, that is.
   2012 sure don’t look like no record hot year…..

2. Now where did that come from?
   http://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2013/08/26/retreating-alaskan-glacier-reveals-remains-of-medieval-forest/

3. I remember the guide at the Mendenhahl glacier above Juneau saying the glacier had suddenly advanced 7 miles during the little iceage.
   the Angel glacier in Jasper had filled up to the carpark Moraine in the same time frame and retreating glaciers in Switzerland reveal farms

4. Yeah. Well sas,jcl,and cal2,facts mean *f* all when you are on the gravy train. Temps have been flat or slightly cooling for 17 years,yet the thieving SOB’s keep pushing climate change. Of course the climate changes! It has been for 4.5 billion years! If it didn’t,we would not be here.Hope I live long enough to see the revolt against these klepto,psychopathic,human haters.My powder is dry.

5. Facts are such a bothersome detail. No wonder so many have to resort to slander, screaming and irrationality.

6. No real surprize. The Indian Head Saskatchewan Experimental Farm weather station had 38 days when it was 100 degree Fahrenheit or more between 1890 and 1988, but none since.

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