The Planet Has A Fever

8 Replies to “The Planet Has A Fever”

1. This is realy realy funny to read all about this i mean having to postpone their Useful Idiots Climate March becuase of SNOW becuase according to all those liberal written teaxt books and knownotingd like Bill Nye there would be no no more snow becuase of Global Warming/Climate Change i certianly hope they did’nt get frostbite on their little fingers while sipping their herbal tea

2. The eco-justice Warriors cannot accurately predict the weather … but they can accurately predict the climate. So accurately as to determine the exact amount of TAX $$$$$ necessary to “Reverse” climate change.

3. C’mon you science faith deniers, when someone has the flu, sometimes they get a chill. if you were real scientists, you’d know that.
   Remember, capitalism, er global warming is “bad,” so it’s OK to waste $billions “combatting” it.
   The fact the government gets way more tax revenues and opportunities to run our lives is, of course, pure coincidence.

4. C’mon you science faith deniers, when someone has the flu, sometimes they get a chill. if you were real scientists, you’d know that.
   +100

5. It’s almost to the point where we have to concede that Gaia doesn’t really care about the people that “know how” to save her.

6. The ol’ girl might be getting cranky with her 4.55 billion years birthday coming up. At that age, who wants to be told what’s best for them by anyone less than a million years old?

7. Just saw this today, May 2, 2017.
   Beef Prices Soar After Blizzard Clobbers Midwest

   Cattle futures extended a surge to a record and wholesale beef jumped to a 13-month high after a weekend blizzard hammered the Midwest, and a Kansas livestock group estimated the snowstorm may have killed thousands of animals, signaling tightening meat supplies.
   More than half of U.S. feedlots are located in the region hit by the massive storm that dumped more than 12 inches (30 centimeters) of snow, blanketing an area from the Texas Panhandle to Nebraska, said Lee Reeve, principal at Reeve Cattle Co. in Garden City, Kansas, and president-elect of the Kansas Livestock Association. Losses were the highest among younger animals and a feedlot with 80,000 head of cattle north of Garden City lost more than 1,000 animals, he said in a telephone interview.

   More. . .

8. Otherwise well known as “The Gore Effect”.