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Torrid tundra ping.
Probably because reports of drilling are scaring the crap out of the caribou.
“Mother Nature is showing us something that is really surprising,”
If mother nature showed you that you’re a flaming idiot, we wouldn’t be surprised either.
Seriously, my friends and I were discussing the proposed cow flatulence tax and had a brainstorm to invent "methane-free grass" for cows, thereby eliminating the "flatulence tax."
This will of course force the EPA to place the proposed tax on beans, garlic, broccoli and other methane that produce noxious substances in humans.
Mexicans here in this country are in serious danger of being forced to change their diets from frejoles to tofu.
Tax the tundra!
Polar cows?
So we find out decades later what the real cause of the expanding Artic ozone layer. It turns out NOT to be the aerosal cans. Imagine that!
This makes total sense. The ground under the tundra is frozen year round, so whatever it is doing would be done year round. Snow cover would tend to keep the underground climate the same temperature, protecting it from winter cooling so the reaction would continue at the same pace.
“Scientists have long known that wetlands produce large amounts of methane...”
Oh, really? Then why have the dolts at the EPA been forbidding farmers from draining any wet spot on their property by labeling it a protected “wetland”? Scientists don’t know beans, it seems.
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So, how is this taxed? Seriously, we subjects of the Obama regime want to know.