Thanks for continuing to lie. Climate scientists do not blame everything on global warming. And global warming WILL have many effects, not all of them intuitively obvious.
What a load of shit from the AGW board member who is head of the bullshit industry. Climate scientists blame damn near everything on global warming. THATS WHAT THEY DO!! Almost invariably, its crap based upon bogus computer models too........and btw......the NOAA and NASA are particularly wrong when looking forward.
So....for example.......every climate nutter in here is always talking about forest fires getting wild and out of control. Actually the steep decline in frequency of them happening in the western USA is alarming scientists >>>
www.metla.fi/silvafennica/full/sf45/sf451139.pdf
Never hear about this from the religion........they make it like the west coast is completely turning black!!


Two thirds of my favorite Wilderness Area burned, only heroic efforts saved three small towns from the same thing, and came within one mile of the house that my mother and grandfather were born in.
Weeks after Canyon Creek Complex fire, many weighing whether it's worth it to rebuild
CANYON CITY — Driving up Canyon Creek, south of John Day toward Burns, the devastation is dramatic.
The Canyon Creek Complex fire tore through the canyon in mid-August, leaving the woods and community forever changed.
"This was so awesome in here before this," Grant County Judge Scott Myers said as he drove his pickup along U.S. 395 through the canyon. For about 8 miles the highway cuts through where the wildfire burned and destroyed homes. Around each turn comes a shocking sight, remnants of once proud homes or homes that were somehow spared from the flames.
The wildfire destroyed 43 homes, including 39 in a massive flare-up in the canyon on Aug. 14. Now those who lost homes are weighing whether to stay and rebuild or leave and live elsewhere.
The fire was among the most destructive in Oregon history. Before the Canyon Creek Complex fire, a pair of Bend wildfires -- the Awbrey Hall Fire that destroyed 22 homes in 1990 and the Skeleton Fire that leveled 19 homes in 1996 -- had stood as the worst in terms of homes lost, Brian Ballou, a spokesman for the Oregon Department of Forestry, wrote in an email.
There were massive fires in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Bad enough the firefighters were not trying to save forest land at all, just trying to save the small towns and ranches in the way of the fires.