LOLOL.....yeah, I see you stooging for the corps like the brainwashed moron you are, and I see the author and the publishers of that idiotic twaddle you posted also stooging for the corporate anti-environmental, anti-regulatory agenda.It all comes from the same 'hair on fire' brigade.....2014 is on track to be the next new 'hottest year on record' but the denier cultists bleat about how cold it is in their backyard, as if that 'disproved' the plain fact that the Earth is heating up as the extra CO2 retains more of the sun's energy. Their seeming inability to recognize the difference between local weather and global climate trends is either the calculated denial of the facts by paid trolls, or the befuddled incomprehension of reality by brainwashed rightwingnut retards.
I've already mentioned, by way of giving some balance to their citing some cooler areas of (just) the USA, that California just had a record breaking hot first eight months of the year, exceeding the old record for that period by over one full degree F., and that LA has just recently been going through a pretty strong heatwave. Here's some more recent contrasting weather, just here in the US, that the deluded deniers HAVE to ignore or their propaganda meme will collapse and their heads will explode.
Punishing heat wave scorches central, southern U.S.
USA TODAY
Doyle Rice
August 25, 2014
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The worst heat wave of the summer continues to scorch much of the central and southern U.S. this week, with high temperatures topping 100 degrees from Texas to Kansas. Heat index values, which factor in the humidity, are as high as 110 degrees Monday, the National Weather Service warns. Tuesday should be equally dreadful. The weather service has posted heat advisories and excessive heat warnings across the region through Tuesday. The entire state of Missouri, along with much of Illinois and Arkansas, is under a heat advisory. In St. Louis city, eight people have suffered a heat-related illness and four have been admitted to local hospitals. "Feels like summer, we've been spoiled," golfer Mike McKee said Sunday in St. Louis, speaking about the relatively cool summer before this heat wave. Monday will likely be Chicago's hottest day of the summer. The heat should also pay a brief visit to the Northeast by midweek. High temperatures will reach well into the 80s across New England and the central Appalachians, and can reach near the 90-degree mark along the Interstate 95 corridor during the middle of this week, reports AccuWeather meteorologist Alex Sosnowski. Temperatures in this range are between 5 and 10 degrees above average for late August.
1. “Ron Arnold, a former executive director of the Sierra Club and founder of the unfairly maligned ‘Wise Use’ movement, has spent the last twenty years researching the cooperation among foundations, ENGOs, individual activists, and activist federal employees….
Arnold proves that thousands of activist members of advocacy groups are employed by federal agencies in positions that give them opportunity to exercise agenda-driven “undue influence” over goods-production decisions applied in rural areas.
Put plainly, by the early 1990s, according to Arnold, the federal agencies- the Forest Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Land Management- and many equivalent state agencies were riddled with activists.”
Nickson, “Eco-Fascists,” p.164.
More rightwingnuttery from corporate stooges who are insane enough to believe that people who are concerned about the damage to the Earth's ecology that unrestrained capitalism is doing, are somehow "fascists".
".... corporate stooges ...."
"thousands of activist members of advocacy groups are employed by federal agencies in positions that give them opportunity to exercise agenda-driven “undue influence” over goods-production decisions applied in rural areas."
See any ".... corporate stooges ...." in there, you dunce?
I asked you a question....
"thousands of activist members of advocacy groups are employed by federal agencies in positions that give them opportunity to exercise agenda-driven “undue influence” over goods-production decisions applied in rural areas."
See any ".... corporate stooges ...." in there, you dunce?