Record Global Warming in UK

Revolutionar

sansukong Post time: 2013-3-28 17:34
You don't have to distort the real issue been discussed here!

what rat issue you selling here?


New Ice Age drowning rats?

Revolutionar

sansukong Post time: 2013-3-29 10:23
Is there any way to prove that you are not a compulsive liar with glaring psychological disorder ...

Is there a way for a rat to get redemption?

1584austin

It's been dreadful

I live in the South East, much warmer that most areas of UK.

Glad I don't have to stay here all the year round

Revolutionar

There is new name for the climate patterns......it is called climate weirding.....as climate changes due to all the Co2.

sansukong

Russian Academy Of Sciences Experts Warn Of Imminent Cold Period: ‘Global Warming Is A Marketing Trick’

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By [size=13.63636302947998px]Marc Morano - [size=13.63636302947998px]Climate DepotApril 11, 2013 8:11 AM

sansukong

Dr. Willie Soon Speaks at the University of Minnesota


April 12, 2013 | Bobby Benson
On Tuesday April 2nd Dr. Willie Soon spoke at the University of Minnesota about the realities of CO2 and global warming and where other climate scientists have gone wrong.

http://vimeo.com/63785021


Dr. Willie Soon- Global Warming is not man made. from CFACT on Vimeo.

Revolutionar

sansukong Post time: 2013-4-16 17:41
Dr. Willie Soon Speaks at the University of Minnesota

Soon and Baliunas have also been criticised because their research budget was funded in part by the American Petroleum Institute.[23][24][25][26]
[edit]2011: Funding controversy
In 2011, it was revealed that Soon received over $1,000,000 from petroleum and coal interests since 2001.[27] Documents obtained by Greenpeace under the US Freedom of Information Act show that the Charles G. Koch Foundation gave Soon two grants totaling $175,000 in 2005/6 and again in 2010. Multiple grants from the American Petroleum Institute between 2001 and 2007 totalled $274,000, and grants from Exxon Mobil totalled $335,000 between 2005 and 2010. Other coal and oil industry sources which funded him include the Mobil Foundation, the Texaco Foundation and the Electric Power Research Institute. Soon has stated unequivocally that he has "never been motivated by financial reward in any of my scientific research." and "would have accepted money from Greenpeace if they had offered it to do my research."[28]