Huh? Harris Claims July 2019 Was Hottest Month Ever 'On Earth' And Glaciers Are Melting
Harris sent out a Tweet on Wednesday warning that July 2019 was the hottest month ever on Earth and that glaciers are melting.
“This July was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth,” Warren said. “Glaciers are melting. This administration continues to deny climate change. Americans deserve leaders who will fight or our planet.
I look forward to discussing the climate crisis at @CNN’s town hall September 4,” she said.
Kamala Harris
This July was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth. Glaciers are melting. Yet this Administration continues to deny climate change. Americans deserve leaders who will fight for our planet. I look forward to discussing the climate crisis at @CNN’s town hall September 4.
Hottest on record? Means man’s short time on earth and since we’ve written stuff down. What is that? A couple of hundred years? Maybe? We’ve been on this earth for a blink of an eye. Before and since the earth’s climate has continuously been changing. These people will never understand the slow rhythms of our planet, and they haven’t the humility to try. Pollution? Now that’s a different story. Much of the rest of the world needs to get on board with that problem. We aren’t perfect, but we’re better than most.
I can’t believe the exaggeration these leaders try to push. If it is the hottest on record, then why has EVERY agency world-wide been caught manipulating, omitting and fabricating numbers to substantiate their economic/social takeover? Every real meteorologist will tell you ocean temps mostly control the weather, and ocean temps can take 100-130 years to change one-tenth of a degree.
Guess Harris prefers the toxic expired solar and discarded solar panels piling up around the world. It would be safe to say that this action is detrimental to the environment, according to a new study by Environmental Progress.
The United States is 243 years in developing as a nation, yet this liberal political call girl Kamala knows more about the history of earth’s creation and development than the history of the United States of America.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is reporting that July was the hottest month for what it calls “average global temperature.”
“The average global temperature in July was 1.71 degrees F above the 20th-century average of 60.4 degrees, making it the hottest July in the 140-year record, according to scientists at NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information,” NOAA said in a statement published on Aug. 15. “The previous hottest month on record was July 2016.How does the NOAA explain the “average global temperature?” Like this:
“The concept of an average temperature for the entire globe may seem odd. After all, at this very moment, the highest and lowest temperatures on Earth are likely more than 100°F (55°C) apart. Temperatures vary from night to day and between seasonal extremes in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. This means that some parts of Earth are quite cold while other parts are downright hot. To speak of the ‘average’ temperature, then, may seem like nonsense. However, the concept of a global average temperature is convenient for detecting and tracking changes in Earth’s energy budget—how much sunlight Earth absorbs minus how much it radiates to space as heat—over time.It’s not the Earth that will suffer; it’s our species. Earth has been here for over 4 billion years, and we’ve measured weather for about 100 years. Regardless, the US alone can’t make any significant change, but as usual, the world thinks we should accept responsibility and foot the bill for everything that occurs.
“To calculate a global average temperature, scientists begin with temperature measurements taken at locations around the globe. Because their goal is to track changes in temperature, measurements are converted from absolute temperature readings to temperature anomalies—the difference between the observed temperature and the long-term average temperature for each location and date. Multiple independent research groups across the world perform their own analysis of the surface temperature data, and they all show a similar upward trend.
“Across inaccessible areas that have few measurements, scientists use surrounding temperatures and other information to estimate the missing values. Each value is then used to calculate a global temperature average. This process provides a consistent, reliable method for monitoring changes in Earth’s surface temperature over time. Read more about how the global surface temperature record is built in our Climate Data Primer.”
Even with today’s best technology, it’s mathematically impossible to measure the average global temperature, for any period, to the degree of accuracy cited by the global warming hucksters. Consequently, there’s no conclusive evidence that we are in either a warming trend or a cooling trend. The climate change hoax is a classic example of garbage in garbage out!
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