Top Image: McCarty Glacier 1909. (Ulysses Sherman Grant, courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey)
Bottom Image: McCarty Glacier 2004. (Bruce F. Molnia, courtesy of the National Snow and Ice Data Center/World Data Center for Glaciology, Boulder)
Northwest-looking photograph taken from about 5 miles north of the mouth of the McCarty Fjord, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
The soccer-moose mom is now a scientist.
At least in her own blinking mind.
Sarah Palin's carbon footprints are now as large as her eye winks.
Here is Sarah saying that climate change is NOT from humans' own muddy and sooty footprints:
"Kinda doesn't matter at this point...it's real and we need to do something about it."
Actually, Miss Palin is correct.
We do INDEED need to do SOMETHING about it.
But first Sarah needs to do something about her own lack of awareness.
Her opinions on Global Climate Changes are just like her:
fluffy and apocryphal.
Her running mate in 2012 will probably be Texas governor Rick Perry.
They're two green peas in the same pathetic pod.
IT'S THE OIL STUPID!
P.S.
Bottom Image: McCarty Glacier 2004. (Bruce F. Molnia, courtesy of the National Snow and Ice Data Center/World Data Center for Glaciology, Boulder)
Northwest-looking photograph taken from about 5 miles north of the mouth of the McCarty Fjord, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
The soccer-moose mom is now a scientist.
At least in her own blinking mind.
Sarah Palin's carbon footprints are now as large as her eye winks.
Here is Sarah saying that climate change is NOT from humans' own muddy and sooty footprints:
"Kinda doesn't matter at this point...it's real and we need to do something about it."
Actually, Miss Palin is correct.
We do INDEED need to do SOMETHING about it.
But first Sarah needs to do something about her own lack of awareness.
Her opinions on Global Climate Changes are just like her:
fluffy and apocryphal.
Her running mate in 2012 will probably be Texas governor Rick Perry.
They're two green peas in the same pathetic pod.
IT'S THE OIL STUPID!
P.S.
Giant iceberg the size of Luxemberg has broken off from Antarctica
An iceberg the size of Luxembourg - as seen above - has sheared off from the Antarctic - threatening global weather chaos.
Scientists fear it could mean bitterly cold winters in Britain, and the north Atlantic generally, within a decade.
Australian glaciologist Dr Neal Young warned production of cold salty water, which keeps the earth's climate temperate, could be badly hit by the melting ice.
And flooding could become a major problem if the 965-square mile glacier, which holds enough water to fill the River Thames 100 times, moves north and begins to melt.
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