Comments on: Drought and Wildfires Singe Inhofe’s Backyard http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/ The Latest on Climate Science, Solutions, and Politics Sat, 30 Aug 2008 16:23:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Think Progress » Bush and Inhofe’s Home States Scorched By Wildfires And Droughts http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-1136 Think Progress » Bush and Inhofe’s Home States Scorched By Wildfires And Droughts Wed, 20 Dec 2006 16:54:25 +0000 http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-1136 [...] Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), the outgoing chairman of the Senate environment committee, calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people.” But the facts about global warming are clear, and as ClimateProgress notes, the evidence is right in Inhofe’s backyard. [...] […] Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), the outgoing chairman of the Senate environment committee, calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people.” But the facts about global warming are clear, and as ClimateProgress notes, the evidence is right in Inhofe’s backyard. […]

]]> By: Climate Progress » Blog Archive » Irony can be so Ironic: Wyoming Joins Oklahoma and Australia http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2874 Climate Progress » Blog Archive » Irony can be so Ironic: Wyoming Joins Oklahoma and Australia Tue, 20 Feb 2007 19:09:27 +0000 http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2874 [...] is no stranger to our posts derived from the U.S. Drought Monitor, and again, this case is no [...] […] is no stranger to our posts derived from the U.S. Drought Monitor, and again, this case is no […]

]]> By: John Caley http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2896 John Caley Thu, 22 Feb 2007 08:52:41 +0000 http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2896 Global Climate Change is not due to greenhouse gases, but is due to an ubiquitous micro layer of anthropogenic petroleum oil overlaying all the waters of the world. This micro layer is inhibiting evaporation of sea water, leading to less cloud formation, which then mimics global warming through a clear sky phenomena. There is no way out of this problem unless we act now. The Northern Hemisphere is decoupled from the Southern Hemisphere, BUT all research is Northern hemisphere oriented. The great land masses in the Northern Hemisphere will take a while to be dried. Complicating the picture in the Northern hemisphere is the inflow of fresh water ice melt which overlays the salt water leading to slightly increased water evaporation in some areas of the Northern hemisphere. Consequently marginally greater rainfall may be seen in some areas of the the Northern Hemisphere. The Southern Hemisphere should be the laboratory, for in this region the consequences of the inhibition of the evaporation rates by the sea water oil micro layer can be fully correlated to water evaporation and cloud cover. And this is obvious now in places such as Australia. The Northern hemisphere has a while before Global Drought hits the Northern Hemisphere hard. I wish to warn you that trying to remove the greenhouse gases will be very dangerous. The Earth is on an artificial knife edge, teetering towards a massive Ice Age. To undo what mankind has done is going to take a whole world effort, BUT the undoing must be carried out in the correct order. What information you may think you can rely on that is drawn from past paleoclimatology is next to totally (misleading even) useless. The Global Climate Change is an entirely unnatural event. There is no room for even a slight miscalculation. There are many remedial measures we can take, but these must be fully considered and based upon a sound understanding of the anthropogenic predicament this world finds itself in. From a continuing analysis see http://omegafour.com/forum/ Please use this information responsibly PS Coal use MUST be continued, and even increased since the so called greenhouse gases are somewhat protective in this case. The oil layer on the sea must be removed and further inflows of oil prevented. It is only then that the greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere should be lowered. Yours John Caley Global Climate Change is not due to greenhouse gases, but is due to an
ubiquitous micro layer of anthropogenic petroleum oil overlaying all the waters of the world.

This micro layer is inhibiting evaporation of sea water, leading to less cloud formation, which then mimics global warming through a clear sky phenomena.

There is no way out of this problem unless we act now.

The Northern Hemisphere is decoupled from the Southern Hemisphere, BUT
all research is Northern hemisphere oriented.

The great land masses in the Northern Hemisphere will take a while to be dried.
Complicating the picture in the Northern hemisphere is the inflow of fresh water ice melt which overlays the salt water leading to slightly increased water evaporation in some areas of the Northern hemisphere.

Consequently marginally greater rainfall may be seen in some areas of the the Northern Hemisphere.

The Southern Hemisphere should be the laboratory, for in this region the consequences of the inhibition of the evaporation rates by the sea water oil micro layer can be fully correlated to water evaporation and cloud cover. And this is obvious now in places such as Australia. The Northern hemisphere has a while before Global Drought hits the Northern Hemisphere hard.

I wish to warn you that trying to remove the greenhouse gases will be
very dangerous.
The Earth is on an artificial knife edge, teetering towards a massive Ice Age.

To undo what mankind has done is going to take a whole world effort,
BUT the undoing must be carried out in the correct order.

What information you may think you can rely on that is drawn from past
paleoclimatology is next to totally (misleading even) useless. The Global Climate Change is an entirely unnatural event.

There is no room for even a slight miscalculation. There are many remedial measures we can take, but these must be fully considered and
based upon a sound understanding of the anthropogenic predicament this
world finds itself in.

From a continuing analysis see
http://omegafour.com/forum/
Please use this information responsibly

PS Coal use MUST be continued, and even increased since the so called
greenhouse gases are somewhat protective in this case. The oil layer on the sea must be removed and further inflows of oil prevented. It is only then that the greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere should be lowered.

Yours
John Caley

]]> By: Climate Progress » Blog Archive » Dawn of the Super-Interglacial Drought? http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2957 Climate Progress » Blog Archive » Dawn of the Super-Interglacial Drought? Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:41:18 +0000 http://climateprogress.org/2006/12/19/drought-and-wildfires-singe-inhofes-backyard/#comment-2957 [...] is, of course, purely an ironic coincidence that severe droughts (and wildfires) have hit Oklahoma and Texas, Wyoming, Australia, and China–states and countries with political leaders (or former [...] […] is, of course, purely an ironic coincidence that severe droughts (and wildfires) have hit Oklahoma and Texas, Wyoming, Australia, and China–states and countries with political leaders (or former […]

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