Did you know? π€
The average annual number of extremely hot days in the United States with a daily maximum temperature β₯95Β°, β₯100Β° and β₯105Β° have π ππππππππ since 1895?
That's right, contrary to the hysteria manufactured by the press, hot days are πππ becoming more common in spite of the gradual planetary background warming, at least not yet, and not in the United States.
In fact, the average number of days β₯95Β° was >18% lower during the 60-year period 1961 to 2020 than in the 60-year period 1901 to 1960. Good luck finding any reporting of that statistic in the Washington Post, New York Times or on CNN.
Greenpeace co-founder, Dr. Patrick Moore: "The difference between the temperature 200 years ago and the temperature now... that's less than between breakfast and lunch."
"It is so stupidly ridiculous to say that a 1.5Β°C increase in global atmospheric temperature is going to be a disaster. As a matter of fact, it will open up vast areas of farmland that were too cold before."
"In the Eocene Thermal Maximum, the temperature was at least 5-7Β°C warmer than it is now, maybe even more. And at the same time CO2 was going in the exact opposite direction... There is no clear relationship."
Credit: @EcoSenseNow@jordanbpeterson
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