Earth Day has come and gone.
Another day and another year to reflect on the hoaxes and
hyperventilation of the climate alarmists and the environmentally obsessed.
Has anyone noticed how their predictions never come to pass?
Paul Erlich made a killing selling doomsday books, claiming
that the world would collapse under overpopulation. Fifty years later, the
world is dealing with the exact opposite problem.
In 1970, Kenneth Watt of Swarthmore College warned that an
epic ice age would wipe out the world. There have been cold spells and
heatwaves, but the globe hasn’t turned into an uninhabitable icicle.
Then, in 1979, the New York Times started warning the public
about global warming! The experts had it all wrong. We weren’t going to freeze
to death in ten to twenty years … we were all going to melt away as the sun kept
shining and the ozone layer kept depleting.
In fact, Former Vice President Al Gore rattled off all kinds
of conspiracy theories in his 2006 crockumentary An Inconvenient Truth. In
2008, he told us that the polar ice caps would melt away in 2013.
Didn’t happen. The polar bears are still there, enjoying
their year-long winter.
As of now, the ozone layer is replenishing itself, the
United States has turned into a carbon sink with greater vegetation and rapidly
expanding forestries, and all the climate alarmist cult warnings have come to
naught.
Doesn’t it get tiresome for progressive outlets like yours
to keep being so wrong for so long?
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