Global Warming Nuts Having a Field Day in Tokyo
Submitted by Bill Belew on Thursday, 1 March 2007No Comment
Global warming activists have something new to put into their portfolios.
Tokyo has experienced the first winter in 120 years without snowfall. The last time that happened, says the Japan Meteorological Agency was 1876.
Central Tokyo's Otemachi observation point said there was no snowfall between December 1st and February, the period defined as winter in Japan.
Snowfall is still likely this month, but the weatherman is saying 'probably not.'
And the global warmers sing, "See, we told you the world is getting warmer." Yea, someone should have told me that in Chicago when I was there last week.
What do you think about global warming? Alarmism or fact?
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