Y2Kyoto: Planetary Fever Update

14 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: Planetary Fever Update”

1. That is a really great photo.

2. The Latin term for that is ‘farming interruptus’

3. Could be worse I suppose.
   Could be mud.

4. I read the whole article…twice. Didn’t see any reference to global warming, climate change, or climate disruption. Could it be that we are winning?
   Back to the farm…it was not uncommon for us in northern Saskatchewan to harvest after the first snow melted. We called it, umm, ahh, first nations summer.

5. That’s it I’m going to rethink my space time continuum.

6. You Boys and Girls in Canada stay warm and safe this year.
   2014-2015.
   I have a bad feeling Mother Nature is going to make fools out of all those Global Warming,
   Earth is so hot, it is expanding,
   idiots.
   –
   Phantom
   It could be worse, it could be raining.
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AFf0ysgNiM

7. It’s so beautiful that I thought it was a (very good) painting at first.

8. http://waltherpragerandphilosophy1.blogspot.ro/2013/11/the-end-of-world.html

9. C’mon now, its “climate change”, any excuse for any kind of weather that isn’t “normal”, proves we are all doomed!
   Get with the program! …./sarc

10. Great minds think alike. I say that all the time. Accent and all. 🙂

11. If this Gorebal Warming doesn’t stop, we’re gonna freeze to death!!!!!

12. I was just up in the Pink Mountain area earlier this week and it looked similar to southern Alberta snow amounts. Dawson Creek to Valleyview though was pretty darn dry in comparison and crops have been harvested at a higher rate than in most of Alberta.

13. “Great minds think alike”, but simple minds seldom differ.

14. No, no no, that’s not snow, you’re just mentally ill:
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-debate/the-perfect-storm-of-climate-denial/article20584451/