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Global warming may soon see Santa don shorts

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Global warming may soon see Santa don shorts


Environmental | 206691 hits | Dec 17 4:22 am | Posted by: Newspartnergroup
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If the most dire climate forecasts come true the tourism industry in Europe's far north, already feeling the effects of global warming, may find itself promoting a Santa in shorts and a camel-drawn sleigh.

Comments

  1. by avatar RUEZ
    Sun Dec 16, 2007 4:48 pm
    What get's me is in the 80's before global warming was cool, we blamed all warming spells on El Nino. Now everytime some place in the world is warmer than it was last year or ten years ago, it's definitively global warming.

  2. by avatar Ripcat
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:10 pm
    Well, it looks like skiing, tobogganing and snowmobiling will be Christmas activities this year in southern Ontario which they haven't been for some time. Santa better but some warm pants on and hook Rudolph up to the sleigh. Of course the wintery spell this year is courtesy of La Nina.

  3. by avatar Lavics
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:26 pm
    global what ?

  4. by Anonymous
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:00 pm
    Thats the media jumping to conclusions again. I remember last winter on the WWF site (canadian edition). The moderator was posting pictures of sunny dry Ontario and blaming it on AGW.

    This is a sample of the BS they put on their blogs. Stupid Canadians fall for this crap

    quote

    The weather outside is frightful, but things are heating up in Bali
    With snowstorms in Vancouver, Eastern Ontario and Quebec, and freezing rain in Toronto, this weekend was winter’s big debut for many Canadians. While some of us were busy turning up the heat at home, across the world in Bali, Indonesia, delegates from over 180 countries met for the opening of the United Nations Climate Change Conference.

    The UN Climate Change Conference runs until December 14th, and a lot is riding on what happens in the coming days. The Kyoto Protocol targets expire in 2012, and as yet no International climate rules have been established to similarly regulate emission reductions post-2012. Time is running out, and if global average temperature rise is to be kept below the dangerous 2 Degree mark, the Bali conference must deliver a mandate for governments to start formal negotiations of the post-2012 climate rules.


    Global warming isn’t the first thing on a Canadian’s mind when she bundles up in many layers to brave the walk to work in driving snow, but winter arrived late this year, and will continue to arrive later and later in the future. That means hotter summers, drought for many parts of Canada, and unprecedented strain on both the global economy, and biodiversity.


    Around Hudson Bay, where WWF-Canada is tracking six mother polar bears, climate change is already constricting the bears’ ability to hunt. Even when the ground outside your window is covered in snow, the climate clock is still ticking. What do you think the top priority must be for UN Climate Change Conference?quote



    Yeah in Calgary winter started in November this year instead of October like it did the last 5 years
    ROTFL ROTFL ROTFL

  5. by avatar stemmer
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:06 pm
    Sorry but I don't have any time for the myth of global warming. Besides it's all fear mongering.

  6. by avatar EyeBrock
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:29 pm
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!

  7. by avatar hurley_108
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:31 pm
    "EyeBrock" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

  8. by avatar EyeBrock
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:37 pm
    "hurley_108" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

  9. by Anonymous
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:51 pm
    NDPers just want to shut the whole world down collect welfare and drink beer. ROTFL

  10. by avatar hurley_108
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:52 pm
    "EyeBrock" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

    You know, I think a four year-old cartoon character who doesn't know the name for "butterfly" would have a better grasp of what global warming is than you apparently do.

  11. by avatar EyeBrock
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:54 pm
    "hurley_108" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

    You know, I think a four year-old cartoon character who doesn't know the name for "butterfly" would have a better grasp of what global warming is than you apparently do.

    So anybody who doesn't agree with you is equated to a four year old? Nice.

  12. by Anonymous
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:56 pm
    "hurley_108" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

    You know, I think a four year-old cartoon character who doesn't know the name for "butterfly" would have a better grasp of what global warming is than you apparently do.


    You have no grasp... you just eat up all the shit the media feeds you.

    You can't think for yourself.......hmmmm unions and NDP's

  13. by avatar hurley_108
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:56 pm
    "EyeBrock" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

    You know, I think a four year-old cartoon character who doesn't know the name for "butterfly" would have a better grasp of what global warming is than you apparently do.

    So anybody who doesn't agree with you is equated to a four year old? Nice.

    Exhibit B.

  14. by avatar EyeBrock
    Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:00 pm
    "hurley_108" said
    Yup, I was thinking how like Portugal (we are on the same latitude in southern Ontario) the weather is.

    As I fired up my snowblower in my shorts I noted that my legs were experiencing severe cold. Although it was -8 Deg C today I'm sure that Al Gore is right.
    I'm on tidal wave watch for Lake Ontario but it looks a bit frozen so far......come on Al, when's it gonna get bllody warmer?

    Mind you, I don't have three big-fuck-off houses with pools and tennis courts like him, his hydro bill must be well big, but hey, you can consume lots if you pay carbon credits to Russia or China 'cos they are not pollutting the planet at all eh?

    Frig it's cold!


    Exhibit A in EB's knobheaded behaviour.

    Awww! You don't agree eh Pocayou?

    Bless ya!

    You know, I think a four year-old cartoon character who doesn't know the name for "butterfly" would have a better grasp of what global warming is than you apparently do.

    So anybody who doesn't agree with you is equated to a four year old? Nice.

    Exhibit B.

    Yup, you have a winning argument there Mr 4 year old. Wanna give this one an "exhibit C"?

    Or is that just too obvious?

    You are challenging my somewhat dim intellect. You are just dead clever!



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