Posted on 07/13/2010 3:53:31 PM PDT by PROCON
From heat stress to sewage overflows, climate change promises to bring extreme weather that can throw our nation's ill-prepared public health infrastructure 'back to the 1890s,' according to experts.
Extreme weather induced by climate change has dire public health consequences, as heat waves threaten the vulnerable, storm runoff overwhelms city sewage systems and hotter summer days bake more pollution into asthma-inducing smog, scientists say.
The United States - to say nothing of the developed world - is unprepared for such conditions predicted by myriad climate models and already being seen today, warn climate researchers and public health officials.
(Excerpt) Read more at p.dailyclimate.org ...
Those 'climate models' couldn't even predict the PAST, when given the information that was already recorded! They obviously won't work for prognosticating the climate of the future.
Experts. What don’t they know?
Ping!
Follow the money...
The Pod People and the Borg Collective believe in Global Warming. They think that resistance is futile. Wrong...we are slowly winning. The lack of references to AGW during the recent east coast heat wave is an indication.
Better a non-believer than a True Believer.
Maybe there's something on teeeveee...
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