End of Climate Warming

[IlliniApp]

So it was no surprise that the COP in Belém, Brazil, delivered a symbolic nothing burger: no fossil-fuel deal. The retreat in the global warming scam is broad. Even Bill Gates, one of the most mentally deranged idiots on the planet, quietly conceded that global warming “will not lead to humanity’s demise,” shut down his climate policy office, and walked back years of apocalyptic messaging. The Net Zero Banking Alliance collapsed after every major U.S. bank fled. Shell and BP have returned to oil. Ford is killing electric pickups. Hundreds of corporations are dropping climate pledges. Australia pulled out of hosting the next UN climate summit.

Instead of reading about record heat, we read on December 9 that a Polar vortex is sending a ‘wrecking ball’ of cold air to the US. The planet’s most extreme cold air flooded into the central and eastern United States last weekend. “Some of the coldest, if not the coldest, temperatures across the entire globe will cover the central and eastern U.S. into this week,” said climatologist Judah Cohen, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Thank God for global warming, or it would really be cold now.

According to a 2025 study (Wentai Liu et al.), summer temperatures in the major Central Asian mountain range, the Karakoram, have not warmed at all since 1851. Instead, the region has cooled by almost 1 °C since the 1980s. Thus, Karakoram glaciers have refused to retreat. Many have held steady or advanced for decades. Polar bear expert Dr. Susan Crockford says the Arctic is seeing rapid, widespread sea-ice expansion in 2025 with healthy bears showing up across every monitored region.

Every weather anomaly is now attributed to man-made climate change, logic be damned. So it doesn't matter if you are 10 degrees warmer than normal or 13 degrees colder than normal, it's all man's fault.

 

[IlliniApp]

The solution? E15 and soy diesel!!

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

That map is over a 128 year period.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Widely cited "professional" paper on climate change withdrawn after it was deemed a complete fraud

 

[glenn walker]

Even the woke Democrats have given up on selling climate change and AOC and young people aren't talking about it. The fact is it was a scam to give tax credits to the big business and consumers. Thank god these idiots have been exposed and normalcy is returning to people.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

They have had a good run grifting off of it. Quite impressive actually.

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

I dunno, it has been 85 degrees here the last two days and running the AC. Must be climate change...or Texas.

 

[glenn walker]

I dunno, it has been 85 degrees here the last two days and running the AC. Must be climate change...or Texas.

Hell my only trip to Texas is when I was a teen with a Uncle who sold heavy equipment and we stayed in the Permian Oil Towns and I had never experienced that kinda heat and humidity like that living in LA County in Southern California.

Years later someone wrote a book and movie called Friday Night Lights about that town how high school football games Friday night games attracted 10,000 fans which to us was crazy because in California to get 500 fans to a high school game was big. Lmao)

 

[glenn walker]

IDK if a retreat from a supposed scam is in the mix, but the climate trend keeps warming regardless. Warming/environmental shifts are not confined to just temperatures or visible events such as snowfall, for those who write, "It snowed yesterday/it;s 20 degrees today! Climate change is a hoax!"

Climate changing isn't a hoax but systemic change that's ending our existence in 12 years like the democrats preached in AOC New Green Deal was the biggest political hoax ever pulled off.

The earth's been trying to kill off human beings for hundreds maybe millions of years and long before automobile's or factories had arrived. Democrats just invented a new thing to scare people.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

I had never experienced that kinda heat

E and S Texas heat can be both hot and humid. W. Texas was hot in day and cooled off nicely most nights. Louisiana is just muggy all day and night, the worst heat I've encountered was OK panhandle and N. Louisiana. In N. LA your windows would fog over when you shut the engine off. But I recall working out of Rangely CO when it would hit 104 in the afternoon, cool off and when I would return to the rig at 5 am, I had to wear a jacket. It would be in the 40s. Working in Evanston, WY once and it was 44 on the 4th of July. Another time, I was driving south out of Santa Fe to I-40 when it started sleeting and the temperature was so cold I rolled up the windows and turned on the heater. I was working on a rig in Glenwood Springs when it hit 36 below and when I told the boss, he said one of our crews were 36 below in Baggs, WY and wind gusts to 40 mph. A drilling crew actually froze to death there.