Time for everyone to PANIC!

I would say 2020. My colleagues would say half of that, by 2017. We have to have a battle plan. and look, change is opportunity in disguise, entrepreneur’s know that, they take calculated risks. the lawmakers in D.C. are wasted precious time.

Video at link:http://weaselzippers.us/206854-msnbc-sci...ic-catastrophe/

Meanwhile, I'll bet the agreement Ohaha got from China for CO2 is just okie dokie with this bunch. You know, the one that doesn't require China to lift so much as a pinky finger for 16 years....

It's terrible, terrible I tell you.

"Global Warming Alarmists Claim Airplanes Won’t Fly in 50 Years"

"According to a couple of scientists from Columbia University, air travel might be relegated to the trash bin of history in the future because of the supposed global warming that is occurring today. According to Breitbart.com:

The two scientists, Coffel and Horton, looked at a phenomenon known amongst pilots as ‘density altitude’, which affects a plane’s ability to take off. Essentially, on hotter days the air is less dense, making it harder to get a plane airborne.

Okay… So warm air makes it tougher for planes to take flight. (I’m sure you can see where this is going.)

Commercial aviation overcomes the problem by issuing weight restrictions at the airport on particularly hot days. Coffel and Horton sought to predict how many more weight restricted days there will be by 2050-2070, and decided, through use of [climate] models, that the "number of weight restriction days between May and September will increase by 50-200 percent at four major airports in the United States by 2050-2070," and that "these performance reductions may have a negative economic effect on the airline industry."

So, according to a couple of computer models that these scientists worked up (because, clearly, computer models can never be questioned), hotter temperatures in the future will adversely impact the ability for airplanes to takeoff… Thus putting substantial strains on the industry."

http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/m...-years-n1925601

I share with you this timely warning in case you are planning on flying somewhere and so you will do it quickly.

I have read a few articles lately that point out that this is the Lefts and Zeros only agenda item since everything else has been discredited or failed. They are supposedly going to try like hell to push this shit before John Podesta heads off to cheerlead for drunk Hitlary's pathetic WH run.

I see this failing to generate any excitement on the Left. They are demoralized and there ain't a damn thing that will change that.

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It's terrible, terrible I tell you.

"Global Warming Alarmists Claim Airplanes Won’t Fly in 50 Years"

"According to a couple of scientists from Columbia University, air travel might be relegated to the trash bin of history in the future because of the supposed global warming that is occurring today. According to Breitbart.com:

The two scientists, Coffel and Horton, looked at a phenomenon known amongst pilots as ‘density altitude’, which affects a plane’s ability to take off. Essentially, on hotter days the air is less dense, making it harder to get a plane airborne.

Okay… So warm air makes it tougher for planes to take flight. (I’m sure you can see where this is going.)

Commercial aviation overcomes the problem by issuing weight restrictions at the airport on particularly hot days. Coffel and Horton sought to predict how many more weight restricted days there will be by 2050-2070, and decided, through use of [climate] models, that the "number of weight restriction days between May and September will increase by 50-200 percent at four major airports in the United States by 2050-2070," and that "these performance reductions may have a negative economic effect on the airline industry."

So, according to a couple of computer models that these scientists worked up (because, clearly, computer models can never be questioned), hotter temperatures in the future will adversely impact the ability for airplanes to takeoff… Thus putting substantial strains on the industry."

http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/m...-years-n1925601

I share with you this timely warning in case you are planning on flying somewhere and so you will do it quickly.

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