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I learned it from a book.

Only the top of the upper half can influence climate.

The top half of the upper half or the bottom half of the top half?

Alien penguin overlords.

Who besides a few western countries were keeping records in 1934?

The other 1934 was hotter? Since you didn't bother to read...... Aug. 14 (Bloomberg) -- NASA has revised climate data to show 1934 as the hottest year on record in the U.S., ousting 1998 and challenging the argument that national temperatures are reaching new highs amid global warming...

Very hot. Hottest "on record". NASA Fixes Data; 1934 Ousts 1998 as Hottest U.S. Year (Update1) - Bloomberg

29 years out of 8 billion.... Or 1934.

Warmest September between 1951 and 1980......

We are already in an ice age.

The European Commission has revamped its proposals for labelling oilsands oil to make them more industry friendly, opening the door for shipping crude from Canada’s oilsands to Europe. The changes announced Tuesday would drop a mandatory requirement for oilsands oil to be labelled as dirty and...

Sooner than later you'll have to mow.

We need to clean up as much of that natural oil as possible.

Typical brain dead west coast moonbat.

Now to starting selling and building globally. Damn Conservatives and their world leading SK Crown owned tech. SaskPower officially opened the world’s first commercial-scale, coal-fired power plant equipped with carbon capture and storage technology on Thursday, with expectations the facility...

WTF are tar sands?

They are lucky bipolar bears are blind.

Since we can't grow grapes.. The Prairies: known for flat landscapes, bitterly cold winters, and ... high-quality marijuana! Potheads from far and wide will flock to Saskatchewan this weekend for the Fourth-Annual Prairie Medicinal Harvest Cup, a marijuana strain judging competition and...

But tracking is bad so cheaper coal it shall be.

Nah just slow in convincing people to pay for NG conversions of coal boilers and NG turbines all while selling the good, low emission, high BTU metallurgical coal to make steel.