Posted by donjr on July 04, 2012 at 15:32:23 from (72.85.48.249):
I've been thinking- a dangerous thing- an have finally come up with a theory as to why it is so hot. Al Gore was proven wrong in the past few years because things were actually getting cooler. Then boom!, and we're setting records and trying to burn the country down.
Over the last few years there has been a huge building boom of cell towers and wind turbines. And there lies the problem. We have built so many towers, and turbines that we have slowed the wind down and it's heating up because we're slowing it down by putting obstacles in it's way! And we're slowing the wind down coming eastward, running it thru a turbine, and then fanning forest and rangeland fires with them! So much for global warming!
So, just give me my Nobel prize and million dollars, please.....
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