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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Fwd: Energy Committee Chairman Candidate Says God Promised no More Catastrophic Climate Change after Noah



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Subject: Energy Committee Chairman Candidate Says God Promised no More Catastrophic Climate Change after Noah
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Energy Committee Chairman Candidate Says God Promised no More Catastrophic Climate Change after Noah

Posted on November 9, 2010 by Juan

Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill.), who will seek the Energy and Commerce Committee chairmanship maintains that we do not have to worry about climate change because God promised in the Bible not to destroy the world again after Noah's flood.

YouTube has the video:

About half the newly elected Congressmen are climate deniers (and if past experience is any guide, about a third of them are criminals).

You know how climate change deniers are always saying that in past geological ages carbon dioxide reached 1000 parts per million or more in the atmosphere, with no dramatic effect on the world's temperatures? Yeah, just an increase of 2.5 to 5 degrees.

At the upper end of that range, The Guardian writes

' According to the government's 2006 Stern review on the economics of climate change, between 7 million and 300 million more people would be affected by coastal flooding each year, there would be a 30-50% reduction in water availability in Southern Africa and the Mediterranean, agricultural yields would decline 15 to 35% in Africa and 20 to 50% of animal and plant species would face extinction. In the UK, the most significant impact would be rising sea levels and inland flooding. Climate modellers also predict there would be an increase in heavy rainfall events in winter and drier summers.'

Here is a global warming impact map for North America.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/11/energy-committee-chairman-candidate-says-god-promised-no-more-catastrophic-climate-change-after-noah.html?rainbow

 

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