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China: Global warming blamed for unusual cold spell Print E-mail
Written by Thomas Richard, Climate Change Fraud   
 
on Feb 14, 2008, 10:25 AM E.S.T.

CCF Note: One might expect Sen. Kerry to make such contemptible headlines, but seeing as Greenpeace has gotten involved, the forecast-to-fit-the-GW-mold is no surprise. Global warming alarmists know that wintertime is when their computer model predictions tend to lose steam, along with the cabal of paranoid people who simply want their worst fears confirmed all year long. One can imagine that in some dank department of misinformation, the CO2 conspiracists concocted the notion that 'any' extreme variation can be blamed on that tired bugaboo, anthropogenic climate change. The problem is that weather variations can occur every year or every hundred years, as the opening salvo in this article states.

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by Nishika Patel, The Standard

As Hong Kong shivers through its second-longest cold spell since 1885, scientists point to global warming to explain the abnormal cold weather phenomenon worldwide.

Unusually cold weather is gripping a number of countries, including China and Canada.

"We are seeing extremely unusual weather across the world," said polar researcher Rebecca Lee Lok-sze. "This is due to human activities and our style of living. Carbon dioxide emissions are heavy, which is changing the weather rapidly. We could see colder winters and hotter summers in the future in Hong Kong."

Greenpeace echoed the view, saying mainland scientists had also concluded that the extreme cold weather in China was triggered by climate change. "This does not only cause an increase in global warming but also causes extreme weather patterns," said campaigner Edward Chan.



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