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6 Thoughts to “Towering Snow Corridors In Japan; Northern Hemisphere Snow Mass Needs A Bigger Chart; $9 Trillion For 0.3%; + Judge Sanctions Micheal Mann…”
Drop the price to $10 a barrel and they can’t afford to drill. Spend more for less is the trend.
The original GSM prediction 14 years ago said it would snow year round here in NW US starting in 2015 for decades. By now most of the US would be uninhabitable because of all the snow year round. In 2015 it got record hot and record hot El Nino and the GSM predictors looked like complete idiots and even made Mikey Mann Meat Puppet look smart. Look at UAH GT now boy howdy were they wrong 14 years ago. There was no snow at all here last year and record hot Summers here for the last 4 years.
Nice heatwave in the USA today and 88F in Oklahoma next week. Enjoy the hot Summer weather in Winter, don’t get too sunburned.
You might want to double check where you are getting the oil production info you are noting. Oil prices can drop over $20 a barrel from current pricing and most oil companies can maintain substantial profits when allowed to drill and build the required infrastructure.
Lucky that it appears you live far enough south to catch the northward flowing jet stream that is looping far down to the tropics to drag the warm air north.
Still, about 4.6 million people die each year from cold-related causes compared to about 500,000 that die from heat-related causes.
‘Global, regional, and national burden of mortality associated with non-optimal ambient temperatures from 2000 to 2019: a three-stage modelling study’ https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S2542-5196%2821%2900081-4
Cold causes the blood vessels to constrict to conserve heat, raising blood pressure and causing more strokes and heart attacks in the colder months.
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Fantastic news about Mann.
Mann made climate change is on the rocks.
The Global economy is on the rocks from the end of the Cheap Oil Age.
Climate change had nothing to do with climate.
I thought there was something to the Peak Oil claims — 40 years ago. Uh, no. The US, euphemistically speaking, is floating on a veritable sea of oil.
Drill, baby, drill.
Drop the price to $10 a barrel and they can’t afford to drill. Spend more for less is the trend.
The original GSM prediction 14 years ago said it would snow year round here in NW US starting in 2015 for decades. By now most of the US would be uninhabitable because of all the snow year round. In 2015 it got record hot and record hot El Nino and the GSM predictors looked like complete idiots and even made Mikey Mann Meat Puppet look smart. Look at UAH GT now boy howdy were they wrong 14 years ago. There was no snow at all here last year and record hot Summers here for the last 4 years.
Nice heatwave in the USA today and 88F in Oklahoma next week. Enjoy the hot Summer weather in Winter, don’t get too sunburned.
You might want to double check where you are getting the oil production info you are noting. Oil prices can drop over $20 a barrel from current pricing and most oil companies can maintain substantial profits when allowed to drill and build the required infrastructure.
Lucky that it appears you live far enough south to catch the northward flowing jet stream that is looping far down to the tropics to drag the warm air north.
The estimate for stopping global warming is $200 trillion, so the forecast cited is near that.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2023-07-05/-200-trillion-is-needed-to-stop-global-warming-that-s-a-bargain
Still, about 4.6 million people die each year from cold-related causes compared to about 500,000 that die from heat-related causes.
‘Global, regional, and national burden of mortality associated with non-optimal ambient temperatures from 2000 to 2019: a three-stage modelling study’
https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S2542-5196%2821%2900081-4
Cold causes the blood vessels to constrict to conserve heat, raising blood pressure and causing more strokes and heart attacks in the colder months.