Texas suffers the most severe drought in 100 years

[Wicked Jester]

I trust the overwhelming number of scientists who disagree with you, Jester. You are the one twisting facts your philosophy instead of twisting the philosophy to the facts.

Shall we discuss the e-mails between the fraudulent scientists, clearly admitting their fraud?

How about all the blatant lies in his so-called "documentary" that were fully exposed?

Face it, Algores fraud is taking major hits. It's being continually exposed. And that is why that fraudulent SOB is having major meltdowns lately. Must really suck for that fraud to watch his cash cow being led to slaughter, eh?
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd07629ezHE]Al Gore Meltdown at the Aspen Institute - (QUALITY SOUND VERSION) -Profanity laced rant - YouTube[/ame]

 

[JakeStarkey]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

 

[Wicked Jester]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

LMAO!

http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.SenateReport#report

 

[gslack]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

Why yes lets discuss the methods used by people like Oreskes who took papers that mentioned AGW theory regardless of the manner or how and called them pro, and called it a consensus.
Or why not talk about how AGW has become the magic funding money words in colleges across the country...

 

[Chris]

Triple-digit temperatures baking
the southern U.S. were amplifying the effects of historic drought in the
region, and forecasts offered little hope for relief anytime soon.
Despite scattered rainfall earlier this month, increasingly hot and dry
weather over the last week mitigated the benefits of the recent rainfall
across the southern Plains, according to a report issued Thursday by a
consortium of state and federal climatologists dubbed the U.S. Drought
Monitor.
"You look at some of these places in Oklahoma and Texas and they are
now approaching or breaking the number of 100-degree days," said Brian
Fuchs, climatologist at National Drought Mitigation Center, which is housed
at the University of Nebraska.

Drought, high heat hold hard grip on southern U.S. | Agricultural Commodities | Reuters

 

[JakeStarkey]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

LMAO!

http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.SenateReport#report

Lester, you can't win. Show me the overwhelming number of scientists that I agree with you. You can't. Gave over, you lose.

 

[Wicked Jester]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

LMAO!

http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.SenateReport#report

Lester, you can't win. Show me the overwhelming number of scientists that I agree with you. You can't. Gave over, you lose.

We've already won.

Almost 70% of americans believe your scientists twist the facts to advance their money making agenda.

NASA fully proved that warm air is not being trapped in the atmosphere, and that the atmosphere releases it just fine......That's the whole premise of the Man Made Global Warming hysteria........Your scientist's "computer models" were full of shit. Game over.

Ya' lost, buddy......But that's what ya' get when you put trust in those who have a financial dog in the fight. They twist and lie, as most americans now believe.

 

[percysunshine]

The Tetons in Wyoming had so much snow last year (732 in.) that it will not melt before it snows again this fall. A few years of that, and the glaciers are back and Jackson Hole property values will get cheap enough to buy.

 

[Wicked Jester]

The Tetons in Wyoming had so much snow last year (732 in.) that it will not melt before it snows again this fall. A few years of that, and the glaciers are back and Jackson Hole property values will get cheap enough to buy.

We've had unusually low temps all summer here in So-Cal.....This is the first week we've actually run our air conditioning for three days straight.

You know, normal weather cycles that come and go. Just like the scientists who don't have a finacial dog in the fight are saying.

 

[westwall]

Shall we discuss the fact that the overwhelming number of objective scientists disagree with you, Jester?

LMAO!

http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.SenateReport#report

Lester, you can't win. Show me the overwhelming number of scientists that I agree with you. You can't. Gave over, you lose.

Yessiirrreeee, I can see how you would think that 76 of 79 scientists is the "vast majority of scientists", of course they are. Only the rest of the scientific community is tired of their crap and calling them on their ridiculous statements and so far completely wrong predictions. But hey, you are correct, we are in a global warming trend that has been ongoing for the last 14,000 years or so. That much is correct.

All the rest though...the part where man is supposedly the driver....that part doesn't compute. We are seeing absolutely nothing that hasn't happened before and in many cases far warmer before then now and with no help possible from man.

Every study has blown AGW theory out of the water. Every single one. Why do you think the watmists are trying oh so desperately to keep any study that doesn't support their pre-concieved notions out of the scientific literature.

That's not the scientific way, that is the way of propagandists and scurrilous frauds. Nice to know which side you're on.

 

[Old Rocks]

Walleyes, you lying ass, the 76 of 79 scientists they are speaking of are the publishing climatologists. And two of the three also have stated before Congress that smoking tobacco won't harm you. That is Lindzen and Singer. The third, Dr. Spencer, states that the effect of GHGs is overstated, not that it is not occurring.

And then there is the fact that the American Geophysical Union, and the Geological Society of America are both unequivecal in stating the existance and danger of AGW. And the fact that we are already seeing the effects of it. Same with the Scientific Societies dealing with chemistry and physics. In fact, there is not a single scientific society that denies the fact of AGW.

Then there are the National Academies of Science. None of them, not even Outer Slobovia, denies global warming. In fact, all state that it is a fact and a danger to all. Major universities the same.

In fact, the only scientific society that ever stated flat out that AGW was wrong, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, had to change their stance to a neutral one when more than half their members threatoned to quit the society if they kept that statement in their policy.

So far from more in the scientific community moving away from the theory of AGW, the reality is the opposite. As more and more overwhelming supportive evidence has come in, there are fewer and fewer real scientists that do not accept AGW as the explanation of what we are presently observing in the weather worldwide.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Westwall and Jester are making assertions without any evidence of signficance.

Posting editorials that agree with them is not conclusive at all.

We need stats that show that scientists overwhelmingly believe that global warming is a myth, and our kiddos here can't post anything of the sort.

 

[Wicked Jester]

Westwall and Jester are making assertions without any evidence of signficance.

Posting editorials that agree with them is not conclusive at all.

We need stats that show that scientists overwhelmingly believe that global warming is a myth, and our kiddos here can't post anything of the sort.

We're talking man made GW here.........There is no evidence whatsoever that the GW cycle is man made........Look, NASA just blew that theory out of the fucking water using real science. With the up close and personal science and technology that doesn't lie......Your beloved scientists and their manipulated computer models were tossed out like yesterdays garbage. They are frauds. They are frauds who exposed themselves in E-mails. They are frauds who have mamnipulated computer models were proven wrong. Algores movie was based on fully proven blatant lies. Lies perpetrated by your beloved fraudulent scientists.

And why is Algore so upset?........At 100 grand a pop to spew his non-sense, watching his fraudulent cash cow being exposed as just that, he's in full desperation mode......Hell, if I was a fraudulent character like Algore, with major big dogs in the financial fight, and I saw my fraud being continually exposed, I would be going off too.

Fact is, this is a natural pattern. There isn't a damn thing that can be done to change it. In 10, 20, 30 years, scientists will be saying we're in a major cooling trend. It's just the way it goes. And it's always the way it's been......Stop with the hysteria, already.

 

[gslack]

Westwall and Jester are making assertions without any evidence of signficance.

Posting editorials that agree with them is not conclusive at all.

We need stats that show that scientists overwhelmingly believe that global warming is a myth, and our kiddos here can't post anything of the sort.

When you appeal to the board for approval its an act of desperation....

 

[rightwinger]

Just another example of the failed Governorship of Rick Perry. His inept leadership has done nothing to help his state

 

[Chris]

AUSTIN (August 29, 2011)—The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which operates the state’s power grid, says demand for electricity could be at an all-time high Monday or Tuesday after a record-breaking weekend for usage, and they’re urging residents to conserve, especially between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.

ERCOT handles about 85 percent of the state's electric load, managing the flower of power to about 23 million customers.

Temperature records fell over the weekend in Central Texas.

On Sunday, the official temperature at Waco Regional Airport soared to 109 degrees, breaking the old record of 104 set in 1998 and the official high temperature Saturday for Central Texas rose to 110, shattering a 21-year-old record and edging to within just two degrees of the highest official temperature ever recorded here.

The high Saturday was four degrees higher than the previous record of 106 set in 1990.

Demand For Power In Texas Could Break All-Time Record Monday

 

[bodecea]

HOUSTON, June 14 (UPI) -- The most severe Texas drought in more than 100 years is curtailing efforts to coax natural gas out of Eagle Ford shale deposits, an administrator said.

Water management officials in Texas are advising residents to limit water use. Energy companies are trying to buy water from farmers and other areas to continue working in the state.

Exxon Mobile has been recycling fluid used in the hydraulic fracturing of Eagle Ford shale. The process, known as fracking, uses high-pressure water mixed with chemicals and abrasives to crack rock deposits to release trapped natural gas and oil.

Shale in the Eagle Ford deposits requires much more water to fracture than other U.S. shale deposits. One well in the Eagle Ford deposit requires 13 million gallons of water, enough for more than 200 people for a year, Bloomberg News reports.

U.S. drought monitors put 94 percent of Texas in some state of drought as of June 7. The National Weather Service predicts precipitation amounts will remain less than average for much of the month.

Texas drought hurts fracking campaign - UPI.com

Oh well...at least there is no such thing as man-made global warming.

 

[Wicked Jester]

HOUSTON, June 14 (UPI) -- The most severe Texas drought in more than 100 years is curtailing efforts to coax natural gas out of Eagle Ford shale deposits, an administrator said.

Water management officials in Texas are advising residents to limit water use. Energy companies are trying to buy water from farmers and other areas to continue working in the state.

Exxon Mobile has been recycling fluid used in the hydraulic fracturing of Eagle Ford shale. The process, known as fracking, uses high-pressure water mixed with chemicals and abrasives to crack rock deposits to release trapped natural gas and oil.

Shale in the Eagle Ford deposits requires much more water to fracture than other U.S. shale deposits. One well in the Eagle Ford deposit requires 13 million gallons of water, enough for more than 200 people for a year, Bloomberg News reports.

U.S. drought monitors put 94 percent of Texas in some state of drought as of June 7. The National Weather Service predicts precipitation amounts will remain less than average for much of the month.

Texas drought hurts fracking campaign - UPI.com

Oh well...at least there is no such thing as man-made global warming.

True that........Good to see one of you lib's not buying into the bullshit.

 

[Wicked Jester]

AUSTIN (August 29, 2011)—The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which operates the state’s power grid, says demand for electricity could be at an all-time high Monday or Tuesday after a record-breaking weekend for usage, and they’re urging residents to conserve, especially between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.

ERCOT handles about 85 percent of the state's electric load, managing the flower of power to about 23 million customers.

Temperature records fell over the weekend in Central Texas.

On Sunday, the official temperature at Waco Regional Airport soared to 109 degrees, breaking the old record of 104 set in 1998 and the official high temperature Saturday for Central Texas rose to 110, shattering a 21-year-old record and edging to within just two degrees of the highest official temperature ever recorded here.

The high Saturday was four degrees higher than the previous record of 106 set in 1990.

Demand For Power In Texas Could Break All-Time Record Monday

Sooooooooo, what was the temperature in 1690, 1790, or 1890?

40 years ago we were headed for an ice age, according to the crack scientists, so, what's your damn point?

 

[Chris]

Welcome to the weather of the future: 106, 110, 107, day after day of scorching heat exacerbated by the worst one-year drought on record. As the mercury boils beyond all-time highs, San Antonio is greeted by Climate Change Awareness Month, 30 days to meditate on decades of human inaction on climate change and the punishing power of drought and heat. Depending on how seriously residents take Mayor Julián Castro’s proclamation this week (to have been made from the steps of City Hall on Wednesday afternoon), September could develop into a time to start charting a municipal path to averting future suffering in our increasingly cooked corner of the planet. While the Castro administration and the one preceding it have vigorously pursued carbon-lite electricity options and clean-tech jobs, neither have committed to reducing San Antonio’s greenhouse gas emissions — those emissions blamed for raising global temperatures — directly.

Castro declares Climate Change Awareness Month as Texas cooks - News and Politics - San Antonio Current