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The data:[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Sean Hannity[/FONT]![]()
The ever-informative Sean Hannity was at the top of his game last week as he reported multiple times that 2009 is "one of the coldest years on record." So much for global warming!
"You can also look it up, this is one of the coldest years in history, this past year," he said on his radio show on November 24. "...this is the coldest year on record ... or one of them," he insisted on November 18. "This is one of the coldest years on record, ladies and gentlemen," he announced on Fox News on November 10.
Wow, that is shocking! And... completely false. According to Media Matters:
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: 2009 year-to-date global temperatures tied as fifth warmest January-through-October period.
NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies: 2009 year-to-date global surface temperature ranks fifth warmest out of 130 years.
The Met Office: 2009 will be one of top five warmest years globally.
But come on, who are you going to believe? NOAA, GISS, and the Met Office, or Sean Hannity?
I rest my case.
Hey, just my 2 cents...... Not sure of the validity of ANYBODY's data these days, but it is hard for me to believe the NOAA is cooking the books.
Thanks for an honest viewpoint. I agree with you on the NOAA.![]()
It is even possible that desirable redistribution is more likely to occur through climate change policy than otherwise
Well this is one I've already weighed in on after the city Katrina was most famous for destroying.
Consider the facts:
It's below sea level and right next to a huge body of water very well known to be suceptible for these kind of storms.
History shows this is a recurring problem.
Here I would say: 'Don't fight against nature -- work with it'.
Redistrube that population inland and save millions (if not billions) by leaving it as a dumping ground or whatever.
All in favor --- 9783094093928092109383
and all opposed -- 38403