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OK, the actual title is, “Gore: Jet Stream ‘Getting Loopier and Wavier,’ So ‘We Have a Global Emergency'”<\/p>\n
Too easy. The only thing loopier and “wavier” which doesn’t mean what he thinks it means, is Gore himself and his ridiculous declarations about the weather. <\/p>\n
Gore was parroting this week’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report in which 91 authors and editors from 40 countries concluded there’s currently a 12-year window to make \u201cfar-reaching and unprecedented changes\u201d to avert dramatic effects of global warming. Exactly who these authors and editors are, and what qualifications they posses, was left unsaid.<\/p>\n
Gore told PBS in an interview aired today that “the earmarks of this latest storm… are worth paying attention to.”<\/p>\n
“Hurricane Michael intensified as it reached the coast. And that’s something relatively new,” he said. “And the reason for it is, the ocean waters are much warmer than normal, so it’s not getting cold waters churned up to weaken the storm. It just keeps on getting stronger.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Its called the hurricane season for a reason- conditions are ripe for the formation of these super storms from June to November, just like every other year since the beginning of weather watching. The ocean waters have been warming all summer, and won’t start to cool for another month or so.<\/p>\n
“Even without hurricanes, we get these so-called rain bombs that just devastate the places where it falls,” he said. “…Hurricane Florence and Hurricane Harvey just stayed in place for days and days and days. That’s something new too.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Try again. Storms react to local conditions, and one stalling out is neither new nor unusual.<\/p>\n
\n“And it’s because we’re beginning to see the disruption of wind currents, along with ocean currents. And so the Northern Hemisphere jet stream that normally moves these storms out to the east is getting loopier and wavier and sometimes disorganized. So this is really serious stuff. We have a global emergency. And you use a phrase like that, and some people immediately say, OK, calm down, that it can’t be that bad. But it is.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
What could possibly save us from this dire emergency?<\/p>\n
The IPCC report said that to keep warming at 1.5\u00b0C global net emissions of carbon dioxide would need to fall by 45 percent by 2030 and be “net zero” by 2050. Guterres said “billions of trees” must be planted and coal phased out by 2050.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Carbon credits for sale, cheap! Wonder if anyone has thought through the effects of “net zero” emissions of a naturally occurring compound necessary for the survival of all the plant life on the planet?<\/p>\n
Yeah, me neither. This drivel is brought to us by PJ Media<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"