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Climate Alarmists Flip-Flop Again: Cancel their Monsoon Drought Crisis, Now Claim Too Much Rain
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James Taylor -
June 9, 2021 0
Climate Alarmists Flip-Flop Again
Among its top results today under the search term “climate change,” Google News is highlighting articles claiming new research shows global warming will cause stronger Indian and South Asian monsoons and rainfall, which will wreak climate havoc in future decades. Yet, just a few years ago climate alarmists and their media allies claimed global warming will cause weakening monsoons and weakening rainfall, which will wreak climate havoc. The alarmists’ embarrassing self-contradiction begs the question – precisely what among the contradictory alarmist climate narratives is the “settled science”?
On Monday, India Today published an article titled, “Climate change to worsen Indian monsoon, global warming sets stage for dangerous rains: Study.” The article claims, “The Indian monsoon is likely to get much more dangerous and wetter as global warming alters the system, new research says.”
Reporting on the same study, The Indian Express published an article today titled, “A million years of data confirms: Monsoons are likely to get worse.” The article claims, “Global warming is likely to make India’s monsoon season wetter and more dangerous, new research suggests.”
https://climaterealism.com/2021/06/climate-alarmists-flip-flop-again-exposing-their-propaganda/
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I'm wondering when they're going to send some of that excessive Monsoon rain my way?
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Helps to clean the streets and float the dead down the river. Win Win!
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Too much rain = climate change
Not enough rain = climate change
Too much sun = climate change
Not enough sun = climate change
Temperatures too high = climate change
Temperatures too low = climate change
Lots of snow = climate change
Not enough snow = climate change
Summers hot = climate change
Summers cool = climate change
Winters cold = climate change
Winters warm = climate change
Spring early = climate change
Spring late = climate change
Fall late = climate change
Fall early = climate change