Home Middle Column EPA Says That The Worst Heat Waves Occurred in The 1930s Middle Column EPA Says That The Worst Heat Waves Occurred in The 1930s By Marc Morano - July 1, 2013 39 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsavgepaheatwave Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleObama’s Ag Sec. Vilsack: Humans emitted CO2 which caused warming which caused species to invade which caused more dead vegetation which caused more forest firesNext articleAnalysis: ‘Getting To The Bottom Of Cook’s 97% Lie’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles An Important Finding about the September Labor Day Wildfires Climate411 Just extraordinary. The winds at that time were THE STRONGEST EVER OBSERVED at the site during those months for any wind... Read more Famous Failed Predictions: UK Offshore Wind Edition Climate411 Guest “Just a bit outside!” by David Middleton Bjorn Lomborg posted this on LinkedIn this morning… The Grauniad article is a hoot! Wind energy... Read more Biden taps John Kerry as Presidential climate envoy – Expect merging of COVID & Climate – Kerry: ‘You could just as easily replace the... Climate411 Former Sec. of State John Kerry on 'the parallels between the coronavirus and the climate crisis': "Climate change is a threat multiplier for pandemic... Read more
