Warming Causes Cooling, Says Climate Scientist

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Let's get this right: global warming caused the record cold in Texas last winter.  And the climate will be even colder for decades to come because the climate is warming, so let's spend trillions to make it colder.  Global warming is making us cold, so we need to make it colder, or else the Earth will burn up.

That's the conclusion of climate scientists in a new report.

Now that the climate appears to be cooling, at least in many heavily populated regions, environmentalists are desperate to salvage their theory of global warming since that theory is the only way that government will be able to take control of the energy industry, which constitutes 8% of the U.S. economy.

If greens really believed that carbon emissions were a threat to the planet, they would focus on Asia, not on the U.S., where we have already cut carbon emissions to 1990 levels.  But little is said about China, India, Indonesia, and other carbon-emitters — and nothing in the Paris climate agreement addresses the vastly greater emissions of those countries.  The U.S. share of global emissions is only 14%, the same as it was in 1866!  Meanwhile, China's share of global CO2 emissions is 27.32% (2017 number).  Yet the Paris agreement includes no enforceable plan to reduce Chinese emissions.

The real prize for the environmental movement is the U.S. energy industry, one of the last bastions of true capitalism in America.  For radical environmentalists, the problem with companies like ExxonMobil isn't emissions — it's that it supplies the free market for oil and gas, or did, until the election of board members from Engine No. 1 this year, a recently created group that appears determined to shift American oil and gas companies from fossil toward alternative fuels.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/09/warming_causes_cooling_says_climate_scientist.html

The climate 'scientist' could substitute for 'circle-back' Psaki as a Biden spokesperson.

[Fishrrman]

Hmmmm.... lemmmee get this straight...

Warming causes cooling, so... if we want it to be "cooler", then we better make it warmer first? Because the warmer it gets, the cooler it will end up, right?
Or... if warming causes cooling, will the cooling cause warming again? Then we better not make it too cool, because it will cause it to get warmer again and burn us up?

I can't figure this out !

[mountaineer]

To the climate nuts, "climate change" (previously known as manmade global warming) causes everything: too much rain, too little rain, floods, droughts, hot, cold, wind, rain, hurricanes, lack of hurricanes, toe fungus, the heartbreak of psoriasis and chronic constipation.

[libertybele]

To the climate nuts, "climate change" (previously known as manmade global warming) causes everything: too much rain, too little rain, floods, droughts, hot, cold, wind, rain, hurricanes, lack of hurricanes, toe fungus, the heartbreak of psoriasis and chronic constipation.

Amen!

[The_Reader_David]

The thing is, long before the global warming hysteria was a glimmer in the eye of the Left, one of the main hypotheses about the causation of full-blown ice ages with glaciation, was that they are preceded by a warming period (at least in the Arctic), which causes a sufficient ice melt in the Arctic that the salinity of the North Atlantic drops precipitously, shutting down the thermohaline currents that move warm water from the tropics into the North Atlantic (the Gulf Stream) and cold water from the Arctic down to the tropics.

And guess which currents are slowing down, even a Europe gets unseasonably cold weather.

Since glacial periods begin "geologically instantaneously" (i.e. on time scales measured in years or a small number of decades, not centuries or millennia) the next 20 to 30 years could be very interesting.