Nutcase nadin Lectures The DUmp On Global Warming

[GOBUCKS]

Mon Apr 6, 2015, 12:22 PM
nadinbrzezinski (135,453 posts)

Climate Change and San Diego

As a say of introduction the study this is based upon covers the whole state of California. Risky Business has more studies on this, covering the country at large. But we decided to concentrate on San Diego, since for some odd reason this is were I live. I have read enough of these things over the last year to understand that this is far from being exaggerated. The modeling falls right in the middle.

To the doubtless hosts who will have to look at this, since it will be alerted, I posted it, climate change is not just about my town, or yours, or a third town. This is a global crisis, and it is high time we acted on it.

The study first looked at the global view of the state. There are risks, if things continue the way they are, that are already affecting our lives. The current drought, with a diminished snowpack and a warm winter, could be the new normal for the state.

The effects of this on the state’s economy are massive. Not only are we doing to see dry brown lawns, but we will also see less water for agriculture. Given agriculture. In general the study reads:


And my open and sincere congratulations to my local Channel 7 station, NBC affiliate, for having the huevos to use climate change in a headline.

Now back to work with me... This was important enough to maybe share.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026465790

DUmmies are not allowed to criticize any post about global warming.

To democrats, global warming is as sacred as muslim savages and sexual perversion.

But odds are good that someone will comment and start a bloody brawl with the nutcase.

Just hide and watch.
      

[Skul]

Now back to work with me... This was important enough to maybe share.

I blew coffee all over the wall.
Those nasty bullies are staying away, for only one reason. They want the crazy bald dwarf to return. That way, they will be able to more properly savage her rotund carcass. In fact, they borrow some other primitives teeth, as they don't wish to use their own. Smart move on their part. Even I wouldn't want to bite the

[tanstaafl]

What the heck is happening? Two, count 'em, two OPs on the same day.

Did gNads take a gander at the readership numbers on her blog? Did she feel her opinions weren't getting the proper attention from the WHOLE WIDE WORLD?

Antwayz, welcome back to you, my mostest favorite male pattern balding midget.

[Bad Dog]

I hope the bullies can hold off until she reaches full flower.  If I had a mole over there (which would be wrong) this would be killing me.

[SVPete]

The study first looked at the global view of the state. There are risks, if things continue the way they are, that are already affecting our lives. The current drought, with a diminished snowpack and a warm winter, could be the new normal for the state.

The effects of this on the state’s economy are massive. Not only are we doing to see dry brown lawns, but we will also see less water for agriculture. Given agriculture. ...

Has this fool lived in CA for more than 5 or 10 years? I've lived in CA for 54 + years, plus another 6 years in AZ. Cycles of drought and rainy weather are NORMAL for CA. If she thinks our current 3 years' drought long in duration, she should have been here for the drought of most of the 70s and into the early 80s! I was here for the start and end of that time period, and my 6 years in AZ were in the middle of that period!

I cannot describe her intelligence deficit in polite terms.

[Wineslob]

Has this fool lived in CA for more than 5 or 10 years? I've lived in CA for 54 + years, plus another 6 years in AZ. Cycles of drought and rainy weather are NORMAL for CA. If she thinks our current 3 years' drought long in duration, she should have been here for the drought of most of the 70s and into the early 80s! I was here for the start and end of that time period, and my 6 years in AZ were in the middle of that period!

I cannot describe her intelligence deficit in polite terms.

THIS

For the Climatic Change idiots:

http://geochange.er.usgs.gov/sw/impacts/hydrology/state_fd/cawater1.html


Note the 1860's. The Yuba River DRIED UP.

[obumazombie]

This just in, the whole western border of California is the biggest body of water in the world.
In other news, desalinization plants are being constructed all over the world, none in California.
In a related story, hailstorms that ravage central mexico are predicted to move north to California due to glowbull warming.
All of California is forecast to be under 6 feet of hailstones.

It's time for "High Time", so...back to you cousin nadin !

[98ZJUSMC]

I hope the bullies can hold off until she reaches full flower. 

Spring always draws a young mans' fancy to:


Ben Franklin.

[98ZJUSMC]

Has this fool lived in CA for more than 5 or 10 years? I've lived in CA for 54 + years, plus another 6 years in AZ. Cycles of drought and rainy weather are NORMAL for CA. If she thinks our current 3 years' drought long in duration, she should have been here for the drought of most of the 70s and into the early 80s! I was here for the start and end of that time period, and my 6 years in AZ were in the middle of that period!

I cannot describe her intelligence deficit in polite terms.

I was in Yuma, for part of that time.  Sadly, the LIbEralS have determined that history began after that.

[SVPete]

THIS

For the Climatic Change idiots:

http://geochange.er.usgs.gov/sw/impacts/hydrology/state_fd/cawater1.html


Note the 1860's. The Yuba River DRIED UP.

I remember the flood of December, 1964. It washed out part of a bridge near the NE corner of my Dad's and Uncle's property, and several acres at the NW corner. I don't remember the drought when the Yuba River dried up, , but the Yuba is a tributary of the Sacramento River, which empties into San Francisco Bay. The Sacramento flows through the northern half of the Central Valley (the Sacramento Valley, for the terminally geographically curious). In all likelihood, at least half of the Central Valley was severely affected, and the southern half, the San Joaquin Valley (and River) were probably affected just as severely.

Periodic droughts and flooding are normal for CA, and an H-5 for supplying the data that shows this better than my memory! Two things have made the current drought felt so severely. Federal courts have restricted the amount of water that can be drawn from the San Joaquin (and possibly the Sacramento) River(s) for use by farmers and Central Valley cities. Worse still, Since the early 70s, the Enviros have all but stymied the creation and expansion of new reservoirs, and have, IIRC, managed to get one or more emptied and returned to "nature". During that time CA population has more or less doubled, so the net effect is that CA is more easily and severely hurt by even brief droughts. So while the current drought is natural-cyclical, government has significantly exacerbated it.

[SarasotaRepub]

It's all Bu$h's fault!!!! And Lord Rove!!!!

[Big Dog]

One of my favorite proglodyte phrases is, 'the hottest/coldest/wettest/driest/windiest year since 1886 (or whenever).

[SVPete]

Heard a very ironic audio clip yesterday AM. Some people are demanding that CA's biggest water "consumer", agriculture, be cut back or cut off. Jerry I-love-Caesar-Chavez Brown was pointing out that farmers use it to feed (and clothe) Californians and many others. Maybe one would have to be a California farmer (or CA farmer's son/daughter, like me) to appreciate the rich irony of it, but I got a good laugh.

Edit: Added a missing word.

[Big Dog]

Heard a very ironic audio clip yesterday AM. Some people are demanding that CA's biggest water "consumer", agriculture, be cut back or cut off. Jerry I-love-Caesar-Chavez was pointing out that farmers use it to feed (and clothe) Californians and many others. Maybe one would have to be a California farmer (or CA farmer's son/daughter, like me) to appreciate the rich irony of it, but I got a good laugh.

Saw a report about that. It was a WTF moment for me.