Most climate experts don't buy into the global warming theory forwarded by Al Gore and environmental activists who love to blame mankind for destroying the planet, but whenever even one scientist pushes the idea a major media outlet is sure to jump. Wednesday night CBS bit with enthusiasm, even blaming global warming for the death of some whales, a link not even suggested by the scientist CBS highlighted. Roberts elaborated about how it caused the oceans to warm and cooled the stratosphere which strengthened wind which blows warm air from the ocean over continents. Researchers can't say for certain, but by plugging the amount of greenhouse gasses produced in the last 30 years into computer models, they have been able to duplicate the changes in climate. If it's true it could help explain why the weather seems to be getting more severe.
Researchers say the effects of global warming are cumulative.
That's why temperatures have increase dramatically in just the past couple of years and they believe that even if we were to stop producing greenhouse gasses today it would take decades for the warming trend to level off. Five gray whales have turned up dead this week alone. On Tuesday George Stephanopoulos co-hosted the show with Diane Sawyer. I don't recall Bill Kristol or George Will ever getting that opportunity. Good Morning America co-anchors Charlie Gibson and Diane Sawyer will broadcast live from the White House for two hours on Friday, June 4.