Michael Ramirez for May 08, 2014

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    bernardgarner  almost 10 years ago

    The ignorant cartoonist is playing to the ignorant again.

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    Dtroutma  almost 10 years ago

    Just interesting that it’s the deniers who keep confusing “weather” with “climate”, not the researchers who’ve confirmed time and time again, that the climate IS changing, and humans are the primary cause of this accelerated level of change. Once again, in the ’50’s, those monitoring climate changes spoke to the cooling in Northern Europe, and heating in the Mediterranean area and North Africa, as regional changes that could expand. When the laws changed to alter human activities, the global change to an overall pattern of heating, also changed.

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    Dtroutma  almost 10 years ago

    From an article on “Grist”: Back in the 2012 campaign, conservative pundits like Rush Limbaugh reacted with fury when Mitt Romney sort of admitted that climate change is happening. Even though Romney said we shouldn’t do anything about it, the right-wing base was not mollified until Romney renounced his belief in the science itself. Joseph Lawler, a blogger for the conservative American Spectator, revealed why. Republicans have to deny the existence of climate change, not just oppose measures to address it, because if they admit that it’s real, they might be open to changing their minds about taking action. “Expressing skepticism of the science behind climate change, as for instance Gov. Rick Perry has, allows candidates to assure voters that they won’t support cap and trade or carbon taxes once they’re in office,” Lawler wrote. “This assurance is necessary because often Republicans who do believe in global warming end up working with Democrats on climate change bills — John McCain is a good example.”

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    J Short  almost 10 years ago

    If CO2 is the culprit; then something needs to be done about 7+billion people breathing.Bottom line, whether industrialization is the cause or not; we waste too many resources and don’t recycle enough.

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    drivingfuriously Premium Member almost 10 years ago

    Illinois taxes me when I work – income tax, they tax me when I drive – fuel tax, and property tax, and death tax, sales tax when I buy stuff. Now they want a storm tax, a rain tax, a tornado tax, and why not a sun tax.

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    gusty1345 Premium Member almost 10 years ago

    As far as warming oceans, have you ever heard of volcanic vents ? Meanwhile, the icecaps are thicker than ever…

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    JoeRaisin  almost 10 years ago

    Wait… You let a power company put solar panels on your house – panels that will create electricity the company will sell – and you STILL have to pay for the electricity?

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    jimeguess  almost 10 years ago
    The kid is right.

    It is called weather, and we have ZERO control over it. ZERO!

    Anyone that thinks we can control the weather by attempting to control the CO2 emissions is either a liar or totally stupid.

    Take your pick.

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    Dtroutma  almost 10 years ago

    Jim Guess: for years, they salted the clouds over the Wasatch and made them drop more snow on the mountains, for skiing, mostly, but created a nastier rain shadow to the east of the range: that’s Man changing thew weather.

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    bernardgarner  almost 10 years ago

    Sea levels are rising and that rise is being measured. The people in the Maldives are slowly seeing their country disappear. By 2100 two thirds of southern Florida will be inundated at the present rate.

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    Kentcee  almost 10 years ago

    global warming started 10,000 years ago. Ask an alaskan

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    jimeguess  almost 10 years ago

    Right!

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    jimeguess  almost 10 years ago

    NO!

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    jimeguess  almost 10 years ago

    Wrong!

    Water vapor’s effect on temperature is one thousand times as much as CO2.

    By the way, during the jurassic period, it was estimated the CO2 level was five to ten times as much as we have now. And the earth then was one giant ‘greenhouse’ with animals and plants everywhere. And the global warming alarmists are screaming about a 10 to 20 percent change.

    What fools they be!

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    bernardgarner  almost 10 years ago

    The rise can be measured with a tape measure and you don’t have to be an egghead scientist to do it. The ice sheet in Greenland is going fast and any idiot can see that for himself. There are millions of acres of dead pine trees in British Columbia and the American North West because there is not enough -20 weather to kill off the beetle larva any more. Anyone driving through that part of the world cannot avoid seeing it. Maybe you could though.

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