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Warmists are inconsolable, via Grist

And once again, the greatest threat facing humanity, climate change, is totally ignored. #climatesilence #debate2012

— David Atkins (@DavidOAtkins) October 4, 2012

Bummer

If you watched the real-time reaction to the debates, the disappointment among folks within the energy and environment community over the lack of attention to climate was palpable. Even with 160,000 signaturesdelivered to PBS’s Jim Lehrer calling on him to ask the candidates about climate change, the issue was completely ignored during the 90-minute conversation — continuing a long streak of silence throughout the campaign.

Apparently, neither of the candidates has been watching the polls showing that climate could be a major factor in how undecided and independent voters cast their ballots.

It’s so important that Warmists won’t give up their fossil fueled lives.

Anthony Watts also notices that “climate change” was off the radar. And poor Al Gore

I would ask both candidates about climate change. What would you ask them? #debatequestions #current2012

— Al Gore (@algore) October 4, 2012

And other Warmists are bummed

The 2012 election’s only bipartisan consensus: not to talk climate change fb.me/WMNKv5iC

— Green LibDems (@GreenLibDems) October 4, 2012

So much for online petitions. 160,000 signatures and Lehrer still ignores climate change. Can’t change the world in 30 seconds, folks.

— CitizensClimateLobby (@citizensclimate) October 4, 2012

@citizensclimate I watched4 1 hour 2 hear meaningful comment on extreme weather/climate change from Obama/Romney, then turned it off.

— Mary Gorman (@gorman_mary) October 4, 2012

Thousands Make Last Plea to Include Climate Change in Presidential Debates truth-out.org/news/item/1190…

— Lucien Quincy Senna (@LucienSenna) October 4, 2012

Well, sorry, honey, as for last night’s debate, you’re a bit too late. Oh, and why are you all using evil energy to discuss “climate change”, energy which is giving the planet a fever?