Well, besides Warmists refusing to walk the talk (via Tom Nelson)
(Triple Pundit) At some point there is a transition from trying to avoid the collision to bracing for the impact.
That could be an excerpt from a driver’s education manual. Then again, it could be the outlook for the business climate given the now inevitable changes due to global warming.
According to the world’s largest professional services firm, Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC), “Now one thing is clear: businesses, governments and communities across the world need to plan for a warming world – not just 2C, but 4C or even 6C.â€
Uh huh. A 10.8F rise. When we’ve seen a whopping 1.4F rise since 1850.
8. Longer summers This will not only provide more time for outdoor recreation, but more importantly, given the increasing population, a longer growing season. This could well prove to be critical in meeting the demands of feeding all these people.
9. Milder winters According to some studies, warmer winters will mean lower mortality from disease. One Stanford study says, “Most people would enjoy higher temperatures, and the evidence supports the proposition that humans would live longer and avoid some sickness.â€
We’re. Doooomed……wait, what? Wouldn’t those be good things?
