Summer 'temperatures since 2000 for the main part are, if anything, lower then the 1930s and 40s'

In his sermon, Tabatabi-nejad announced that his “office had received photos of women next to the dry Zayandeh-run River (a major river that runs through Isfahan), [dressed] as if they were in Europe. It is these sorts of acts that cause the river to dry up.”

'While the GOP nominee-presumptive promises to dismantle the Paris accord, U.S. officials are rushing to secure it. And Trump’s energy czar is already hinting he may back down.'

Politico goes full climate astrology: 'The fate of the Paris accord under a potential Republican president may well be crucial to the future of the earth’s climate.'

California congressmen wrote a letter to state attorney general Kamala Harris claiming the freedom of speech “is not designed to protect fraud and deceit” of the likes being spread by oil company ExxonMobil about global warming. Nineteen Democratic lawmakers told Harris her “investigation as to whether ExxonMobil lied about the truth of climate change and misled investors does not constitute an effort to silence speech or scientific research. “The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, but it does not protect companies from defrauding the American people or improperly disclosing information to their shareholders,” lawmakers, including California Reps. Maxine Waters and Ted Lieu, wrote to Harris.

'Global cooling is causing causing erratic weather changes...early frosts from Texas to the Dakotas, typhoons in India, drought in Siberia...are evidence of the unfavorable shifts in the Earth's climate'

The Pittsburgh Press - October 9, 1974 - 'Experts Watch Gradual Global Cooling' - 'Shifts In World Climate Since 1945 Help Explain Severe Food Crisis' - By Peter J. Bernstein - The devastating food shortage that has millions of the world's poor in its grip is directly related to what climatologists increasingly suspect is a gradual global cooling process that is causing erratic weather changes from one year to the next. Early frosts from Texas to the Dakotas, typhoons in India, drought in Siberia, expansion of the desert south of the African Sahara are evidence of the unfavorable shifts in the Earth's climate that have been occurring since 1945, U.S. weather experts say. 

The drop has already shortened the growing season in England by two weeks and caused a dangerous southward shift of monsoon winds in rice-growing regions of Southeast Asia. 

Here in Washington the economic and political consequences of global weather changes are increasingly obvious as U.S. Agriculture Department experts post the latest disappointing estimates of world grain crops. The wheat estimate for instance, released this week, is down nearly four million tons from last month's. And world grain productions this year will fall more than 25 million tons below last year's crops, department figures show. This shortfall is more than the food need for 100 million people in hungry nations. Altogether 400 million, or one-tenth of the world population are believed to be undernourished or starving... "We're skating on a very narrow margin" says Dr. James D. McQuigg, the government's leading climatologist. 

Chip Knappenberger mocks: 'What is government doing in our kitchen, utility room, bathroom, living room, bedroom? Fighting 'climate change' of course!'

Flashback: Warmist Kevin Anderson, who advocates ‘planned recessions’ and cut back on his showering, tells UN climate summit: ‘Nations should give up growth obsession’ – Focus instead on ‘health and food and shelter’

A Huffington Post columnist thinks that replacing climate change with 'massive worldwide death machine' or 'crazy killer weather' will do the trick. And if this does not scare people enough, the writer thinks that 'maybe we need to tell a few lies'

Bill would have let prosecutors go after those who mislead the public on global warming

Measure clearly violated First Amendment right to open debate

Climate change is more about politics than science these days