 | Global Warming PR campaign to heat upScotty Starnes | January 1, 2011 at 12:00 PM | Tags: Al Gore, CIA, climate change, global warming, IPCC, NASA, WikiLeaks | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pvnFC-3Xd |
If its cold, it's because of global warming. If its hot, it's because of global warming. Don't be surprised if the idiots on the left don't blame the economy and unemployment on...global warming.
Politico reports:
Hey America! Are you ready to get wonky on global warming?
After a year that started with fallout from the "Climategate" e-mail release, saw the cap-and-trade bill die in Congress, and ended with a gang of Republican climate skeptics winning House and Senate seats, global warming experts are going back to basics.
Environmentalists, scientists and lawmakers have renewed public relations efforts to put global warming plainly before Americans' eyes and also rebut opponents who say nothing is happening.
"Folks are enraged about this, rightly so, and are looking for ways to educate," said Peter Frumhoff, director of science and policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Just don't pay any attention to facts or the record cold and snow that is happening. These are the same 'scientists' who predicted milder winters and less snow back in 2000. How has that worked out?
Climate science hit a high-water mark with the media and public in 2007 when Al Gore and the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change won Nobel prizes for their work spreading the message. But the Democrat-led Congress and the White House were ultimately unable to translate that attention into a first-ever limit on domestic greenhouse gas emissions emissions.
A UK court found at least 11 factually incorrect "facts" in Gore's movie. ClimateGate exposed these same scientist trying to 'hide the decline' of the Earth's temperatures. Also, try to forget the fact that plants and animals create more 'greenhouse gases' than humans.
Despite mounting evidence that the greenhouse gas buildup in the Earth's atmosphere is causing runaway changes to the climate – NASA this month declared 2010 the hottest year on record – several pollsters say the American public isn't listening.
The Earth's climate is constantly changing. Tree rings prove this. Some years are warmer, some colder, some wetter and some dryer.
In a recent survey, Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Project on Climate Change, found that the number of people in the United States who believe in global warming fell from 71 percent to 56 percent between 2008 and 2010. Just 34 percent of the public thinks there's scientific agreement on climate change, down from 47 percent two years ago.
Enter the next phase of the climate education campaign.
Advocates recognize their chances for passing cap-and-trade legislation are dead for at least two years, maybe longer. But they want to make sure the public and policymakers don't forget about the problem, especially with President Barack Obama insisting that he remains committed to lower-hanging fruit within the energy portfolio to try to get the job done.
Several key moments are ahead for inflection on climate science. Obama's Environmental Protection Agency is pursuing emission reduction regulations hotly contested by industry and Republicans. A wide-open GOP presidential nomination campaign will test the political sway of conservative activists who say global warming is a scam. U.N.-led negotiations continue on whether to extend the Kyoto Protocol beyond 2012. And the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will roll out its next assessment in 2013 and 2014, covering all the key bases from the physical science to adaptation and ways to reduce greenhouse gases.
WikiLeaks exposed the Obama regime using the CIA to collect dirt on those countries who didn't fall for the global warming/climate change redistribution of wealth scheme. If the Obama regime can't legislate, they will regulate.
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