The global warming thread. Is it for real?

[itfitzme]

Department Of Energy Report On Climate Change And Energy Supply-USATODAY

2012 was the hottest year on record; the worst drought in generations covered more than half the country; record wildfires swept across western states; and an intensified Superstorm Sandy devastated communities in the East.

The report cites prior climate-related energy disruptions. Last year in Connecticut, the Millstone Nuclear Power Station shut down one reactor because the temperature of water needed to cool the facility — taken from the Long Island Sound — was too high. A similar problem caused power reductions in 2010 at the Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station in New Jersey and the Limerick Generating Station in Pennsylvania.

Reduced snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains last year cut California's hydroelectric power generation 8%, while drought caused the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop the transport of oil and coal along the Mississippi River, where water levels were too low, according to the report. Also, in September 2010, water levels in Nevada's Lake Mead fell to a 54-year low, prompting a 23% loss in the Hoover Dam's generation.

In Texas, which is suffering a three-year drought that now affects 87% of its land, conflicts are arising over the water-intensive process of extracting oil or natural gas from shale deposits, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. In 2011, Grand Prairie became the first in the state to ban city water for fracking. Other municipalities have restricted water use for that purpose.

Nationwide, 47% of fracking wells are in water-stressed areas, according to a report in May by Ceres, a Boston-based non-profit that promotes corporate sustainability.

•Climate change has created an increased risk of shutdowns at coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants. Why? Changes in the climate mean decreased water availability -- which affects cooling at thermoelectric power plants, a requirement for operation.*

•There are also higher risks to energy infrastructure located along the coasts thanks to sea level rise, the increasing intensity of storms, and higher storm surge and flooding.

•Power lines, transformers and electricity distribution systems face increasing risks of physical damage from the hurricanes, storms and wildfires that are growing more frequent and intense.*

•Air conditioning costs will rise due to increasing temperatures and heat waves, along with the risks of blackouts and brownouts in regions throughout the country.

USA TODAY

U.S. Energy Sector Vulnerabilities to Climate Change and Extreme Weather | Department of Energy

Climate Change: Effects on Our Energy | Department of Energy

 

[flacaltenn]

The thread is diverting from its original intent. I am wondering if it would be worthwile putting it in a separate thread.

While I ponder such decision I think it would be usefull for the purpose of any further discussion to agree on the definition of sustainable :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainability#Definition

The simple definition "sustainability is improving the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of supporting eco-systems

I'll stick to that for the time being.

Both the UN and the Green Party then stretch the definition of "ecosystem" to include both macro and micro economics as "ecosystems".. Thereby extending the reach of their "sustainability" judgement to virtually every aspect of life. And a few weird reaches to space travel, women's issues, and social justice..

I'll stick with the more comprehensive progressive plans that lay out a roadmap for sustainability..

Don't know why you waited 50 pages to pull the plug on the discussion.. It's been the underlying mantra of PMZ for all those pages.. I figured we're owed an adequate explanation of the "enlightened plan" that we are supposedly obstructing..

50 pages of accusations and sociopathic projection later, we still don't know who We or They are --- or what it is that the "doers" and "achievers" have in mind..

My guess is --- only his shrink really knows..

If its important to you and you think it is more brilliant than what I'm observing -- please start a thread. It would be presumptuous of ME to do start one -- simply to ridicule the naive and vacuuous excuses that are made to obtain and wield power over society..

He's a perfect example of the "green" movement. An idiot, no clue as to what he's really supporting, he just hears "it's good for (throw in whatever oppressed feeling social-economic group you choose), and good for the planet, and he's all about that.. Reality? It's whatever he makes it. Conscious thought? To him emotional content is better...

They are part of a massive group of media-reliant, often medicated, always upset and angry, lacking true education in favor of following a system, people who have all the passion for things in the world but lack the patience to think it through and the grasp of reality to know what it really means.

They think like children, because mentally that's what they are. Usually pampered by parents, or raised by grandparents, living off them or the system, feeling they are just overlooked by society despite having so much to offer. The fact they don't really have much more to offer than anybody else never enters their mind. Juveniles with a savior complex and delusions of being "the good guys" flood their minds 24/7. God forbid they actually used their minds to think rather than memorize PR from one of the "good guys" groups like the Sierra CLub or any of the other groups out there...

That's why they get on here and right away try and establish themselves as some kind of "expert" in the field of discussion. A physicist when it's called for, or anything that can give them the air of superiority. They need that because if they have to debate the topic under their own knowledge and merit, they know it will fail. Just like the media they worship, they believe in the perception of things over the reality if it's uncomfortable or hard.

That's how groups like the Sierra Club get a following. On socially-inept mental juveniles who cry "freedom" at every perceived slight on their own or similar social-economical class or group..

There's the golden nugget in highlight above.. Where were you with that 50 pages ago??

 

[flacaltenn]

Department Of Energy Report On Climate Change And Energy Supply-USATODAY

2012 was the hottest year on record; the worst drought in generations covered more than half the country; record wildfires swept across western states; and an intensified Superstorm Sandy devastated communities in the East.

The report cites prior climate-related energy disruptions. Last year in Connecticut, the Millstone Nuclear Power Station shut down one reactor because the temperature of water needed to cool the facility — taken from the Long Island Sound — was too high. A similar problem caused power reductions in 2010 at the Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station in New Jersey and the Limerick Generating Station in Pennsylvania.

Reduced snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains last year cut California's hydroelectric power generation 8%, while drought caused the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop the transport of oil and coal along the Mississippi River, where water levels were too low, according to the report. Also, in September 2010, water levels in Nevada's Lake Mead fell to a 54-year low, prompting a 23% loss in the Hoover Dam's generation.

In Texas, which is suffering a three-year drought that now affects 87% of its land, conflicts are arising over the water-intensive process of extracting oil or natural gas from shale deposits, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. In 2011, Grand Prairie became the first in the state to ban city water for fracking. Other municipalities have restricted water use for that purpose.

Nationwide, 47% of fracking wells are in water-stressed areas, according to a report in May by Ceres, a Boston-based non-profit that promotes corporate sustainability.

•Climate change has created an increased risk of shutdowns at coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants. Why? Changes in the climate mean decreased water availability -- which affects cooling at thermoelectric power plants, a requirement for operation.*

•There are also higher risks to energy infrastructure located along the coasts thanks to sea level rise, the increasing intensity of storms, and higher storm surge and flooding.

•Power lines, transformers and electricity distribution systems face increasing risks of physical damage from the hurricanes, storms and wildfires that are growing more frequent and intense.*

•Air conditioning costs will rise due to increasing temperatures and heat waves, along with the risks of blackouts and brownouts in regions throughout the country.

USA TODAY

U.S. Energy Sector Vulnerabilities to Climate Change and Extreme Weather | Department of Energy

Climate Change: Effects on Our Energy | Department of Energy

When you can use all this "settled science" to tell us WHERE AND WHEN the next ABNORMAL tornado outbreak or hurricane season or drought is gonna happen and be --- we'll start listening.. Right now -- it's Medicine Man class drama and "I told you so's" ex post facto.

1DegC in a lifetime.. Extra energy in the system.. You want extra energy?? Move to the tropics...

You even had to reinvent the name of your road show to change the PR campaign.. Desparate measures for desparate times..

 

[itfitzme]

Department Of Energy Report On Climate Change And Energy Supply-USATODAY

2012 was the hottest year on record; the worst drought in generations covered more than half the country; record wildfires swept across western states; and an intensified Superstorm Sandy devastated communities in the East.

The report cites prior climate-related energy disruptions. Last year in Connecticut, the Millstone Nuclear Power Station shut down one reactor because the temperature of water needed to cool the facility — taken from the Long Island Sound — was too high. A similar problem caused power reductions in 2010 at the Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station in New Jersey and the Limerick Generating Station in Pennsylvania.

Reduced snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains last year cut California's hydroelectric power generation 8%, while drought caused the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop the transport of oil and coal along the Mississippi River, where water levels were too low, according to the report. Also, in September 2010, water levels in Nevada's Lake Mead fell to a 54-year low, prompting a 23% loss in the Hoover Dam's generation.

In Texas, which is suffering a three-year drought that now affects 87% of its land, conflicts are arising over the water-intensive process of extracting oil or natural gas from shale deposits, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. In 2011, Grand Prairie became the first in the state to ban city water for fracking. Other municipalities have restricted water use for that purpose.

Nationwide, 47% of fracking wells are in water-stressed areas, according to a report in May by Ceres, a Boston-based non-profit that promotes corporate sustainability.

•Climate change has created an increased risk of shutdowns at coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants. Why? Changes in the climate mean decreased water availability -- which affects cooling at thermoelectric power plants, a requirement for operation.*

•There are also higher risks to energy infrastructure located along the coasts thanks to sea level rise, the increasing intensity of storms, and higher storm surge and flooding.

•Power lines, transformers and electricity distribution systems face increasing risks of physical damage from the hurricanes, storms and wildfires that are growing more frequent and intense.*

•Air conditioning costs will rise due to increasing temperatures and heat waves, along with the risks of blackouts and brownouts in regions throughout the country.

USA TODAY

U.S. Energy Sector Vulnerabilities to Climate Change and Extreme Weather | Department of Energy

Climate Change: Effects on Our Energy | Department of Energy

When you can use all this "settled science" to tell us WHERE AND WHEN the next ABNORMAL tornado outbreak or hurricane season or drought is gonna happen and be --- we'll start listening.. Right now -- it's Medicine Man class drama and "I told you so's" ex post facto.

1DegC in a lifetime.. Extra energy in the system.. You want extra energy?? Move to the tropics...

You even had to reinvent the name of your road show to change the PR campaign.. Desparate measures for desparate times..

Tell me when and where the next outbreak of influenza is going to hit the US this next flu season. How about the next traffic accident tomorrow? The next fire in your city? How about the next robbery?

Your questions are irrelevant. No rational, intelligent, adult expects absolute certainty. It is childish.

 

[flacaltenn]

Department Of Energy Report On Climate Change And Energy Supply-USATODAY

2012 was the hottest year on record; the worst drought in generations covered more than half the country; record wildfires swept across western states; and an intensified Superstorm Sandy devastated communities in the East.

The report cites prior climate-related energy disruptions. Last year in Connecticut, the Millstone Nuclear Power Station shut down one reactor because the temperature of water needed to cool the facility — taken from the Long Island Sound — was too high. A similar problem caused power reductions in 2010 at the Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station in New Jersey and the Limerick Generating Station in Pennsylvania.

Reduced snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains last year cut California's hydroelectric power generation 8%, while drought caused the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop the transport of oil and coal along the Mississippi River, where water levels were too low, according to the report. Also, in September 2010, water levels in Nevada's Lake Mead fell to a 54-year low, prompting a 23% loss in the Hoover Dam's generation.

In Texas, which is suffering a three-year drought that now affects 87% of its land, conflicts are arising over the water-intensive process of extracting oil or natural gas from shale deposits, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. In 2011, Grand Prairie became the first in the state to ban city water for fracking. Other municipalities have restricted water use for that purpose.

Nationwide, 47% of fracking wells are in water-stressed areas, according to a report in May by Ceres, a Boston-based non-profit that promotes corporate sustainability.

•Climate change has created an increased risk of shutdowns at coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants. Why? Changes in the climate mean decreased water availability -- which affects cooling at thermoelectric power plants, a requirement for operation.*

•There are also higher risks to energy infrastructure located along the coasts thanks to sea level rise, the increasing intensity of storms, and higher storm surge and flooding.

•Power lines, transformers and electricity distribution systems face increasing risks of physical damage from the hurricanes, storms and wildfires that are growing more frequent and intense.*

•Air conditioning costs will rise due to increasing temperatures and heat waves, along with the risks of blackouts and brownouts in regions throughout the country.

USA TODAY

U.S. Energy Sector Vulnerabilities to Climate Change and Extreme Weather | Department of Energy

Climate Change: Effects on Our Energy | Department of Energy

When you can use all this "settled science" to tell us WHERE AND WHEN the next ABNORMAL tornado outbreak or hurricane season or drought is gonna happen and be --- we'll start listening.. Right now -- it's Medicine Man class drama and "I told you so's" ex post facto.

1DegC in a lifetime.. Extra energy in the system.. You want extra energy?? Move to the tropics...

You even had to reinvent the name of your road show to change the PR campaign.. Desparate measures for desparate times..

Tell me when and where the next outbreak of influenza is going to hit the US this next flu season. How about the next traffic accident tomorrow? The next fire in your city? How about the next robbery?

Your questions are irrelevant. No rational, intelligent, adult expects absolute certainty. It is childish.

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

 

[itfitzme]

When you can use all this "settled science" to tell us WHERE AND WHEN the next ABNORMAL tornado outbreak or hurricane season or drought is gonna happen and be --- we'll start listening.. Right now -- it's Medicine Man class drama and "I told you so's" ex post facto.

1DegC in a lifetime.. Extra energy in the system.. You want extra energy?? Move to the tropics...*

You even had to reinvent the name of your road show to change the PR campaign.. Desparate measures for desparate times..

Tell me when and where the next outbreak of influenza is going to hit the US this next flu season. *How about the next traffic accident tomorrow? *The next fire in your city? *How about the next robbery?

Your questions are irrelevant. *No rational, intelligent, adult expects absolute certainty. *It is childish.

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..*

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

 

[itfitzme]

When you can use all this "settled science" to tell us WHERE AND WHEN the next ABNORMAL tornado outbreak or hurricane season or drought is gonna happen and be --- we'll start listening.. Right now -- it's Medicine Man class drama and "I told you so's" ex post facto.

1DegC in a lifetime.. Extra energy in the system.. You want extra energy?? Move to the tropics...

You even had to reinvent the name of your road show to change the PR campaign.. Desparate measures for desparate times..

Tell me when and where the next outbreak of influenza is going to hit the US this next flu season. How about the next traffic accident tomorrow? The next fire in your city? How about the next robbery?

Your questions are irrelevant. No rational, intelligent, adult expects absolute certainty. It is childish.

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

US Mayors Climate Change Agreement

"Under the Agreement, participating cities commit to take following three actions:*
- *Strive to meet or beat the Kyoto Protocol targets in their own communities, through actions ranging from anti-sprawl land-use policies to urban forest restoration projects to public information campaigns;*
- Urge their state governments, and the federal government, to enact policies and programs to meet or beat the greenhouse gas emission reduction target suggested for the United States in the Kyoto Protocol -- 7% reduction from 1990 levels by 2012; and*
- Urge the U.S. Congress to pass the bipartisan greenhouse gas reduction legislation, which would establish a national emission trading system"

The foregoing list includes the names of 1060 mayors from the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, representing a total population of over 88,962,982 citizens.

Mayor City State
Bill Ham Jr. Auburn AL
Edward May Bessemer AL
Loretta Spencer Huntsville AL
Gary Fuller Opelika AL
George Evans Selma AL
Jimmy Lunsford Troy AL
Walter Maddox Tuscaloosa AL
Mark Begich Anchorage AK
Bruce Botelho Juneau AK
Jeffrey Jacobson North Pole AK
Stanley Tocktoo Shishmaref AK
Marko Dapcevich Sitka AK
John Insalaco Apache Junction AZ
Ronald Oertle Bisbee AZ
Jackie Meck Buckeye AZ
Jack Hakim Bullhead City AZ
Joseph Donaldson Flagstaff AZ
Steven Berman Gilbert AZ
James Cavanaugh Goodyear AZ
Scott Smith Mesa AZ
Paul Loomis Oro Valley AZ
Bob Barrett Peoria AZ
Phil Gordon Phoenix AZ
Robert Walkup Tucson AZ
Allen Affeldt Winslow AZ
Dani Joy Eureka Springs AR
Lioneld Jordan Fayetteville AR
Raymond Baker Fort Smith AR
Mark Stodola Little Rock AR
Patrick Hays North Little Rock AR
Beverly Johnson Alameda CA
Allan Maris Albany CA
Carmen Vali-Cave Aliso Viejo CA
Michael Machi Arcata CA
Tom O'Malley Atascadero CA
Charles Marsala Atherton CA
Robert Kennedy Avalon CA
Lori Donchak Beaverton CA
Elizabeth Patterson Benicia CA
Tom Bates Berkeley CA
Stephen Webb Beverly Hills CA
Jef Vander Borght Burbank CA
Terry Nagel Burlingame CA
Mary Sue Maurer Calabasas CA
Jack Gingles Calistoga CA
Daniel Furtado Campbell CA
Dennis Norton Capitola CA
Scott Gruendl Chico CA
Dennis Yates Chino CA
Stephen Padilla Chula Vista CA
James Shelby Citrus Heights CA
Peter Yao Claremont CA
Robert Jehn Cloverdale CA
Joanne del Rosario Colma CA
Mark Peterson Concord CA
Lisa Moore Cotati CA
Alan Corlin Culver City CA
Orrin Mahoney Cupertino CA
Crystal Crawford Del Mar CA
Janet Lockhart Dublin CA
Nancy McNally El Cajon CA
Janet Abelson El Cerrito CA
Gary Davis Elk Grove CA
Larry Bragman Fairfax CA
Harry Price Fairfield CA
Robert Wasserman Fremont CA
Tim Raboy Galt CA
Al Pinheiro Gilroy CA
Karen Davis Glendora CA
Roberta Cooper Hayward CA
Jason Liles Healdsburg CA
Roger Meadows Hemet CA
Sam Edgerton III Hermosa Beach CA
Catherine Mullooly Hillsborough CA
Gil Coerper Huntington Beach CA
Jim Janney Imperial Beach CA
Beth Krom Irvine CA
Arthur Madrid La Mesa CA
Carol Federighi Lafayette CA
Toni Iseman Laguna Beach CA
Melody Carruth Laguna Hills CA
Milt Robbins Laguna Woods CA
Joseph Esquivel Lakewood CA
John Murray Lemoore CA
Beverly O'Neill Long Beach CA
Valorie Carpenter Los Altos CA
Breene Kerr Los Altos Hills CA
Antonio Villaraigosa Los Angeles CA
Joe Pirzynski Los Gatos CA
Jeff Jennings Malibu CA
Skip Harvey Mammoth Lakes CA
Richard Montgomery Manhattan Beach CA
Bruce Delgado Marina CA
Kelly Fergusson Menlo Park CA
Anne Solem Mill Valley CA
Marc Hershman Millbrae CA
Chuck Della Sala Monterey CA
Benjamin Venti Monterey Park CA
Patrick Hunter Moorpark CA
Michael Metcalf Moraga CA
Dennis Kennedy Morgan Hill CA
Janice Peters Morro Bay CA
Laura Macias Mountain View CA
Jill Techel Napa CA
David Smith Newark CA
Carole Knutson Novato CA
Ronald Dellums Oakland CA
Daniel Cort Pacific Grove CA
James Vreeland Jr. Pacifica CA
Stephen Pougnet Palm Springs CA
Judy Kleinberg Palo Alto CA
Steve Culleton Paradise CA
Bill Bogaard Pasadena CA
Pamela Torliatt Petaluma CA
Jennifer Hosterman Pleasanton CA
B. Stephen Toben Portola Valley CA
Thomas Long Rancho Palos Verdes CA
Jon Harrison Redlands CA
Mike Gin Redondo Beach CA
Barbara Pierce Redwood City CA
Grace Vargas Rialto CA
Gayle McLaughlin Richmond CA
Ronald Loveridge Riverside CA
Jake Mackenzie Rohnert Park CA
Susan Seamans Rolling Hills Estates CA
Kevin Johnson Sacramento CA
Dennis Donohue Salinas CA
Patrick Morris San Bernardino CA
Larry Franzella San Bruno CA
Carl Morehouse San Buenaventura CA
Jerry Sanders San Diego CA
Julie Ruelas San Fernando CA
Gavin Newsom San Francisco CA
Juli Costanzo San Gabriel CA
Ron Gonzales San Jose CA
Shelia Young San Leandro CA
Dave Romero San Luis Obispo CA
John Lee San Mateo CA
Albert Boro San Rafael CA
Miguel Pulido Santa Ana CA
Marty Blum Santa Barbara CA
Patricia Mahan Santa Clara CA
Cynthia Mathews Santa Cruz CA
Robert Holbrook Santa Monica CA
Jane Bender Santa Rosa CA
Aileen Kao Saratoga CA
Ronald Albert Sausalito CA
Sarah Gurney Sebastopol CA
Kurt Zimmerman Sierra Madre CA
Michael Noll Signal Hill CA
Lesa Heebner Solana Beach CA
Doug McKesson Sonoma CA
Richard Garbarino South San Francisco CA
Edward Chavez Stockton CA
Otto Lee Sunnyvale CA
Dennis Gillette Thousand Oaks CA
Frank Scotto Torrance CA
Craig Vejvoda Tulare CA
Anthony Intintoli, Jr. Vallejo CA
Jesus Gamboa Visalia CA
Morris Vance Vista CA
Abbe Land West Hollywood CA
Christopher Cabaldon West Sacramento CA
Owen Newcomer Whittier CA
Sam Salmon Windsor CA
Woody Fridae Winters CA
Cynthia Saucerman Yountville CA
Richard Riddell Yucaipa CA
Helen Klanderud Aspen CO
Leroy Duroux Basalt CO
Mark Ruzzin Boulder CO
Michael Hassig Carbondale CO
John Hickenlooper Denver CO
Barbara Davis Dillon CO
Sidny Zink Durango CO
Bernie Zurbriggen Frisco CO
Bruce Christensen Glenwood Springs CO
Stu Ferguson Gunnison CO
George Whitt Ignacio CO
Laura Farris Nederland CO
Frank Breslin New Castle CO
Ross Aragon Pagosa Springs CO
John Pryor Telluride CO
Alan Bernholtz Town of Crested Butte CO
Nancy McNally Westminster CO
Sydney Schulman Bloomfield CT
Bill Finch Bridgeport CT
Wiliam Kupinse, Jr. Easton CT
Kenneth Flatto Fairfield CT
Craig Henrici Hamden CT
Eddie Perez Hartford CT
Susan Mendenhall Ledyard CT
Elizabeth Paterson Mansfield CT
Mark Benigni Meriden CT
Sebastian Giuliano Middletown CT
James Richetelli, Jr. Milford CT
John DeStefano, Jr. New Haven CT
Wade Hyslop Jr. New London CT
E. Patricia Llodra Newtown CT
Benjamin Lathrop Norwich CT
Rudy Marconi Ridgefield CT
Dannel Malloy Stamford CT
James Miron Stratford CT
R. Scott Slifka West Hartford CT
Jean de Smet Willimantic CT
Carleton Carey, Sr. Dover DE
Vance Funk, III Newark DE
James Baker Wilmington DE
Adrian Fenty Washington DC
Donald Wolfson Atlantic Beach FL
Susan Gottlieb Aventura FL
Ben Nelson Jr. Bonita Springs FL
Eric Feichthaler Cape Coral FL
Frank Hibbard Clearwater FL
Rebecca Tooley Coconut Creek FL
Debby Eisinger Cooper City FL
Donald Slesnick, II Coral Gables FL
Scott Brook Coral Springs FL
Paul Vrooman Cutler Bay FL
Robert Anton Dania Beach FL
Tom Truex Davie FL
Albert Capellini, P.E. Deerfield Beach FL
Jeff Perlman Delray Beach FL
Juan Carlos Bermudez Doral FL
Michael Thomas Edgewater FL
John P. "Jack" Seiler Fort Lauderdale FL
James Humphrey Fort Myers FL
Robert Benton, III Fort Pierce FL
Pegeen Hanrahan Gainesville FL
Samuel Ferreri Greenacres FL
Michael Yakes Gulfport FL
Joy Cooper Hallandale Beach FL
Julio Rubaina Hialeah FL
Roland Via Holly Hill FL
Mara Giulianti Hollywood FL
Kenneth Schultz Hypoluxo FL
John Peyton Jacksonville FL
Robert Vernon Key Biscayne FL
Morgan McPherson Key West FL
Jeff Clemens Lake Worth FL
Ralph Fletcher Lakeland FL
Patricia Gerard Largo FL
Samuel Brown Lauderdale Lakes FL
Richard Kaplan Lauderhill FL
Norman Anderson Layton FL
Sanna Henderson Leesburg FL
Frank Talerico Margate FL
Harry Goode, Jr. Melbourne FL
Manuel Diaz Miami FL
David Dermer Miami Beach FL
Shirley Gibson Miami Gardens FL
Wayne Slaton Miami Lakes FL
Lori Moseley Miramar FL
Bill Barnett Naples FL
Sally Mackay New Smyrna Beach FL
Kevin Burns North Miami FL
Raymond Marin North Miami Beach FL
Steven Arnst Oakland Park FL
Buddy Dyer Orlando FL
John Mazziotti Palm Bay FL
Jack McDonald Palm Beach FL
Eric Jablin Palm Beach Gardens FL
Thomas Mills Palm Beach Shores FL
Eugene Flinn Palmetto Bay FL
Michael Udine Parkland FL
Emma Shoaff Pembroke Park FL
Frank Ortis Pembroke Pines FL
Cindy Lerner Pinecrest Fl
Rae Armstrong Plantation FL
Lamar Fisher Pompano Beach FL
Patricia Christensen Port St. Lucie FL
Lou Ann Palmer Sarasota FL
Clarence Anthony South Bay FL
Horace Feliu South Miami FL
Edward George St. Augustine Beach FL
Norman Edelcup Sunny Isles Beach FL
Steven Feren Sunrise FL
Manny Marono Sweetwater FL
John Marks Tallahassee FL
Beth Flansbaum-Talabisco Tamarac FL
Pam Iorio Tampa FL
Beverley Billiris Tarpon Springs FL
Mary Maloof Treasure Island FL
Thomas White Vero Beach FL
Lois Frankel West Palm Beach FL
Eric Jones, Jr. West Park FL
Scott Newton Wilton Manors FL
Arthur Letchas Alpharetta GA
Heidi Davison Athens GA
Shirley Franklin Atlanta GA
Deke Copenhaver Augusta GA
William "Bill" Floyd Decatur GA
Joe Macon East Point GA
C. Jack Ellis Macon GA
Jere Wood Roswell GA
Otis Johnson Savannah GA
Jason Buelterman Tybee Island GA
William Kenoi Hilo HI
Mufi Hannemann Honolulu HI
Bernard Carvalho, Jr. Kauai HI
Charmaine Tavares Maui HI
Jon Anderson Bellevue ID
David Bieter Boise ID
Susan McBryant Hailey ID
Jared Fuhriman Idaho Falls ID
Roger Chase Pocatello ID
Raymond Miller Sandpoint ID
Jon Thorson Sun Valley ID
John Scmitt Algonquin IL
Donald Sandidge Alton IL
Thomas Weisner Aurora IL
Mark Eckert Belleville IL
Robert Lovero Berwyn IL
Donald Peloquin Blue Island IL
Roger Claar Bolingbrook IL
Brad Cole Carbondale IL
Ross Ferraro Carol Stream IL
Richard Daley Chicago IL
John Miller Collinsville IL
Harriet Rosenthal Deerfield IL
Martin Maylan Des Plaines IL
David Mingus East Peoria IL
Gary Niebur Edwardsville IL
Ed Schock Elgin IL
Thomas Marcucci Elmhurst IL
Lorraine Morton Evanston IL
Robert Jackstadt Glen Carbon IL
Robert Donaldson Hazel Crest IL
Michael Belsky Highland Park IL
William McLeod Hoffman Estates IL
Richard Hofeld Homewood IL
Arthur Schultz Joliet IL
S. Michael Rummel Lake Forest IL
Edwin Plaza Lake in the Hills IL
William Mueller Lombard IL
William Borgo Manhattan IL
Jason Briscoe Minooka IL
Donald Welvaert Moline IL
Chris Koos Normal IL
Gene Marks Northbrook IL
Dave Heilmann Oak Lawn IL
David Pope Oak Park IL
Daniel McLaughlin Orland Park IL
Brian LeClerca Oswego IL
Rita Mullins Palatine IL
John Ostenburg Park Forest IL
Howard Frimark Parkridge IL
Shawn Connors Pecatonica IL
Donald Baker Peru IL
James Waldorf Plainfield IL
David Blanton Rock Falls IL
Mark Schwiebert Rock Island IL
Kenneth Nelson Rolling Meadows IL
Al Larson Schaumburg IL
Kenneth Beasley South Roxana IL
James Narczewski Spring Valley IL
Timothy Davlin Springfield IL
Laurel Prussing Urbana IL
Rae Rupp-Srch Villa Park IL
David Brummel Warrenville IL
Robert Sabonjian Waukegan IL
William Rahn Westmont IL
Christopher Canning Wilmette IL
Mark Kruzan Bloomington IN
James Brainard Carmel IN
Fred Armstrong Columbus IN
Jonathan Weinzapfel Evansville IN
Graham Richard Fort Wayne IN
David Wiant Garrett IN
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Mark Johnsrud La Crosse WI
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Larry Nelson Waukesha WI
Theresa Estness Wauwatosa WI
Jeannette Bell West Allis WI
Mark Barron Jackson WY

The Agreement - Mayors Climate Protection Center

 

[itfitzme]

You were saying?

 

[gslack]

Spam the boards all you like socko, it won't change a thing.. You're a douchebag activist trying to pretend his way through a discussion on the science. Fake...

 

[itfitzme]

Spam the boards all you like socko, it won't change a thing.. You're a douchebag activist trying to pretend his way through a discussion on the science. Fake...

Troll.

Photosynthesis is the process plants use to take CO2 out of the atmosphere and use it to create short and long chain carbohydtrates, like simple sugars and It is part of the carbon cycle. CO2 and water become sugar and oxygen. When plants die, they decay and become soil carbon, carbohydrates in the soils. Plants get their carbon from CO2.

It doesn't take a scientist to know that.

 

[itfitzme]

It is dissonance preparedness month.

"In fact, even 60 percent of climate-change doubters favored preparations, the survey found. Researchers collected opinions between March 3 and March 18 via an online questionnaire, using a nationally representative sample of 1,174 American adults, both English and Spanish speaking.

The survey asked about climate-change beliefs and support for adaptation strategies to help coastal areas cope with the rising sea levels and frequent, intense storms that a warmer world could bring. The results showed that 82 percent of Americans are in favor of preparation."

Even Doubters Want to Prepare for Global Warming : Discovery News

 

[flacaltenn]

Tell me when and where the next outbreak of influenza is going to hit the US this next flu season. *How about the next traffic accident tomorrow? *The next fire in your city? *How about the next robbery?

Your questions are irrelevant. *No rational, intelligent, adult expects absolute certainty. *It is childish.

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..*

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

 

[Oddball]

It is dissonance preparedness month.

"In fact, even 60 percent of climate-change doubters favored preparations, the survey found. Researchers collected opinions between March 3 and March 18 via an online questionnaire, using a nationally representative sample of 1,174 American adults, both English and Spanish speaking.

The survey asked about climate-change beliefs and support for adaptation strategies to help coastal areas cope with the rising sea levels and frequent, intense storms that a warmer world could bring. The results showed that 82 percent of Americans are in favor of preparation."

Even Doubters Want to Prepare for Global Warming : Discovery News

When rich asshole liberoidals start selling off their beachfront property in the Hamptons, Martha's Vineyard, South Beach and Malibu, you come get us.

 

[westwall]

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..*

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

The brothers grimm are pretty useless. They trot crap out like that list of mayors like it is actually meaningful. Oh well, the amusement value alone is what keeps me coming back!

 

[itfitzme]

Actually mr pretend scientist.. The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season.. That's why the flu shots are planned and prepared based on INTELLIGIENCE and forecasting.. Same with planning city services. Done pretty dam efficiently..*

Hey !! Here's $1TRill.. Go mitigate the next Climate Change disaster BEFORE it happens..

Give me your task list and expenditures..

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

You said, "The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season."

I posted the CDC and WHO statements on climate change. That is the complete opppsite of deflecting. You are deflecting by attempting to claim I am deflecting. That would be projection, classic.

You will do anything to deny.

 

[flacaltenn]

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

The brothers grimm are pretty useless. They trot crap out like that list of mayors like it is actually meaningful. Oh well, the amusement value alone is what keeps me coming back!

I even gave the guy who plays a scientist on TV --- $1TRILL to go spend on Global Weirding.

He could parcel that out to mayors with their hands out..

But he still won't tell us what to prepare for.. He's just been told that a 1degC in 80 years is ALREADY responsible for every weather story on the front page. And every plague of mankind is getting worse.

Not his fault man.. He's just the tool.

 

[flacaltenn]

That's right, it is, intelligence and forecasting, planning for future contingencies based on past experience and current science. *Just like the CDC, WHO, and city services.

The WHO says;

*"It is now generally acknowledged that the global climate is changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways, for instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infectious diseases, disturbing food-producing ecosystems, and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes."

WHO | Climate change

The CDC says;

Potential Climate Change Health Effects

• Heat-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Asthma, Respiratory Allergies, and Airway Diseases
• Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases
• Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
• Weather-Related Morbidity and Mortality
• Foodborne Diseases and Nutrition
• Waterborne Diseases
• Human Developmental Effects
• Mental Health and Stress-Related Disorders
• Neurological Diseases and Disorders
• Cancer

CDC - Climate and Health Program - Homepage

CDC - Climate Change and Public Health - Health Effects

Yes, that is the idea, keep people from dying. It is what adults do. Adults mitigate potential disasters from happening. Like getting a flu shot BEFORE you gey the flu. Preventing heart attacks by lowering cholestoral and blood pressure. Inspecting buildings and making sure fire extinguishers are available.

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

You said, "The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season."

I posted the CDC and WHO statements on climate change. That is the complete opppsite of deflecting. You are deflecting by attempting to claim I am deflecting. That would be projection, classic.

You will do anything to deny.

You're a real hoot.. Did you READ your last post? Did it make sense to you?

Do you remember the excuse that you couldn't make projections on global weirding because it's like predicting the flu?

I challenge you about Global Weirding --- You deflect to talk about the flu..
I correct you about the flu --- you change it back to Global Weirding..

WestWall was right. This is too amuzing to pass up....

 

[westwall]

You're deflecting because you made a silly comment about the flu. And you can't really justify the "global weirding" incarnation that is now in vogue.. Can't tell us crap about when and where the droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes will occur..

What good are you?

You said, "The CDC and WHO make VERY ACCURATE predictions of the next flu season."

I posted the CDC and WHO statements on climate change. That is the complete opppsite of deflecting. You are deflecting by attempting to claim I am deflecting. That would be projection, classic.

You will do anything to deny.

You're a real hoot.. Did you READ your last post? Did it make sense to you?

Do you remember the excuse that you couldn't make projections on global weirding because it's like predicting the flu?

I challenge you about Global Weirding --- You deflect to talk about the flu..
I correct you about the flu --- you change it back to Global Weirding..

WestWall was right. This is too amuzing to pass up....

Of course he didn't read his own post. he couldn't understand it when he cut and pasted it so why bother reading it? Sheesh man, you give these clowns far too much credit!

 

[cathycollie]

If you still don't know you'll be dead before you get it.

 

[flacaltenn]

If you still don't know you'll be dead before you get it.

You lost? The WebMD forum is down the hall to the right....