The Climate Change scam

[Myles O'Reilly]

There are several record temperatures above the current record from the late 19th and early 20th century which are dismissed as unreliable.

Hermit do you recall during a heatwave, last year or the year before, the desperation of the Irish media to dismiss the Kilkenny record of the 1800's because they couldn't beat it?

(Please respond Hermit)

 

[Hermit]

Hermit do you recall during a heatwave, last year or the year before, the desperation of the Irish media to dismiss the Kilkenny record of the 1800's because they couldn't beat it?

(Please respond Hermit)

Yes, absolutely, I referred to that in my post:

There are several record temperatures above the current record from the late 19th and early 20th century which are dismissed as unreliable, like we saw last year in Ireland where our record temp set in the 1800s was called into question.

And here's the story:

Study casts doubt on 1887 record for Ireland's hottest temperature

Analysis of the record finds it to be a significant outliner compared to modern temperature differences.

www.thejournal.ie

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

I do apologise Sir, I didn't read all of your post. You were spot on

 

[jpc]

Yes this is for real!

Transport Minister Threatens Germans With "Indefinite Weekend Driving Ban" To Meet Mandated Emissions Targets | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[clarke-connolly]

Yes this is for real!

Transport Minister Threatens Germans With "Indefinite Weekend Driving Ban" To Meet Mandated Emissions Targets | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Should have done that ~ With The Panzers !

 

[jpc]

On a local level yes.
But on a global scale.
I wouldn't think so.

On the subject of local level!

Did UAE's Cloud-Seeding Operation Flood Dubai? | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

Liz Truss might not have been the dumbo we all thought after all, here she is talking about COP26 -

“It was late 2018 and I was Chief Secretary to the Treasury, charged with keeping a tight grip on public spending. With an estimated price tag of over £200 million, I strongly questioned whether organising this jamboree should be a priority for the Government.
Had I believed the conference was likely to make any difference, I might have been more sympathetic. But I could see no prospect of that. World leaders would fly in on private jets to pontificate about the environment and reaffirm their aspirations to reduce emissions, while the biggest culprits would continue to do nothing. More than anything, bidding for COP26 was about appeasing the green lobby by making a grand gesture aimed at gaining short-term popularity without changing the fundamentals. It was environmental virtue signalling, with the taxpayer picking up the hefty bill…..
There are also ludicrous claims that pursuing a net zero agenda will boost the economy and drive growth. This is patently not true and wishful thinking. Additional environmental regulations have already hampered growth. For example, the National Grid estimates a cost of £3 trillion for decarbonising the electricity system.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...net-zero-elite-has-seized-control-of-britain/ (Paywall)

 

[Mad as Fish]

If you thought being gay was a hard enough life as it is then a greater woe awaits - this has just appeared in a feed for a substack I apparently signed up to -

LOS ANGELES – A new report by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law finds that same-sex couples are at greater risk of experiencing the adverse effects of climate change compared to different-sex couples.

LGBTQ people in same-sex couple households disproportionately live in coastal areas and cities and areas with poorer infrastructure and less access to resources, making them more vulnerable to climate hazards.

 

[Mad as Fish]

These two graphs show data from NASA GISTEMP, which is most often cited global temperature anomaly graph from the NASA Goddard Institute of Space Studies (GISS) for the entire globe, but done two ways. The lower graph shows the magnified temperature anomaly, and the top graph shows the actual temperature as measured on the scale of normal human weather experience, typically 0° to 120° Fahrenheit.


The point of this display is to illustrate that if there were not statistical techniques such as anomaly analysis and scale amplification, humans would not likely be able to detect the mild rise in temperature since 1880. The bottom graph of absolute temperature shows this clearly and is essentially flat.

Global Surface Temperature Comparison

NASA GISS 1880 – 2022 | Anomaly vs. Absolute Temperature Click for description/larger graphs: These two graphs show data from NASA GISTEMP, which is most often cited global temperature anomal…

wattsupwiththat.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

Guess when it was that darling Greta made this stunning prediction -

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

 

[Mad as Fish]

A call for geoengineering on a global scale, and all because of, you've guessed it, Climate change! -

But humans have not cut greenhouse emissions quickly enough. As temperatures rise and extreme weather becomes more common, researchers have estimated that current greenhouse gas levels will result in economic losses from climate change of 11 to 29 percent of the world’s income by 2050 — and global emissions rates are still rising. Though permanent cooling requires pulling carbon out of the atmosphere, temporarily cooling the planet might be worth trying at some point in the future, given the likelihood of future warming past any acceptable benchmark.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/04/27/climate-change-geoengineering/

I appreciate that this rather supports the idea that geoengineering has been taking place, and I am well aware that cloud seeding has been undertaken on a local scale since the fifties, but this appears to be a vastly more ambitious and quite dangerous idea altogether.

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

Southeast Asia ‘in a frying pan’ as extreme heat ‘rewrites climatic history’


Inside the small classroom, 50 teenagers are struggling to keep cool. One of the two ceiling fans is broken, and the free-standing alternatives reach only a handful of the students.

“Imagine all 50 people, sharing those fans,” says Heart Coña, a grade 11 pupil in General Santos City, on the southern tip of the Philippines, where a punishing heatwave has driven temperatures above 40 degrees.

“The heat here is like standing under the blazing sun on a scorching summer day, except it lasts from morning ‘till evening,” the 17-year-old adds. “It’s the kind of heat that makes you feel like you’re melting, where seeking shade provides little relief as even the air feels hot to breathe.”


Children rest in the shade by the train tracks in the Khlong Toei district of Bangkok as the region broils in extreme heat

Southeast Asia ‘in a frying pan’ as extreme heat ‘rewrites climatic history’

Inside the small classroom, 50 teenagers are struggling to keep cool. One of the two ceiling fans is broken, and the free-standing alternatives reach only a handful of the students.

uk.yahoo.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

Southeast Asia ‘in a frying pan’ as extreme heat ‘rewrites climatic history’


Inside the small classroom, 50 teenagers are struggling to keep cool. One of the two ceiling fans is broken, and the free-standing alternatives reach only a handful of the students.

“Imagine all 50 people, sharing those fans,” says Heart Coña, a grade 11 pupil in General Santos City, on the southern tip of the Philippines, where a punishing heatwave has driven temperatures above 40 degrees.

“The heat here is like standing under the blazing sun on a scorching summer day, except it lasts from morning ‘till evening,” the 17-year-old adds. “It’s the kind of heat that makes you feel like you’re melting, where seeking shade provides little relief as even the air feels hot to breathe.”


Children rest in the shade by the train tracks in the Khlong Toei district of Bangkok as the region broils in extreme heat

Southeast Asia ‘in a frying pan’ as extreme heat ‘rewrites climatic history’

Inside the small classroom, 50 teenagers are struggling to keep cool. One of the two ceiling fans is broken, and the free-standing alternatives reach only a handful of the students.

uk.yahoo.com

Worth noting that records have only been kept since 1958, ie, a mere 66 years. But note the wording here

with new highs beating records held as far back as 1958, according to data from the Thai Meteorological Department.

Thailand reels under heatwave as some regions hit record high temperatures of 44.2 deg C

Temperatures have topped 40 deg C in 26 provinces in April, said the Thai Meteorological Department. Read more at straitstimes.com.

www.straitstimes.com

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[Myles O'Reilly]

Its also curious to hear a Thai woman talk like someone from Yorkshire

“I’ve never experienced this before, I feel I am sat with a hot hair dryer at my face,” says Ann, 51, who sells lottery tickets on the side of the busy Phahonyothin Road in west Bangkok. With two children at home she has no choice but to work in the punishing heat.

 

[jpc]

On the subject of climate change and greenhouse gases.
This takes some beating for sheer malicious incompetent regardless.
And the lengths they went to hide their actions.

New document release reveals the astounding fraud, deception and idiocy accompanying the German nuclear phase-out

All of our countries are crazy in various ways, but when it comes to energy policy Germany is an undisputed champion of crazy. In 2011, a tsunami caused the Fukushima nuclear disaster. If you check a map, you’ll notice that Fukushima is in a country called Japan, which it turns out is a...

www.eugyppius.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

On the subject of climate change and greenhouse gases.
This takes some beating for sheer malicious incompetent regardless.
And the lengths they went to hide their actions.

New document release reveals the astounding fraud, deception and idiocy accompanying the German nuclear phase-out

All of our countries are crazy in various ways, but when it comes to energy policy Germany is an undisputed champion of crazy. In 2011, a tsunami caused the Fukushima nuclear disaster. If you check a map, you’ll notice that Fukushima is in a country called Japan, which it turns out is a...

www.eugyppius.com

Wow!

When we are up against such malicious idoicy what can be done?

 

[Coal Gas and peat]

Wow!

When we are up against such malicious idoicy what can be done?

Stockpile weapons and any blowy gear that can be got