Now comes news from precise Antarctic ice-core data that while warmings and CO2 increases are indeed correlated, the CO2 increases lag the warmings by about 1,000 years. But it is certainly not due to climate changes or any human influences. Many glaciers are still melting as a result of the higher temperatures compared to 100 years ago. Also, ocean water expanded, as most substances do when their temperature is raised. There is a lesson to be learned here.
Scientists attribute the first discovery of the species in Japan to the warmer climate.
Maybe the little beasts swim faster when the ocean is warmer. Far be it for me to suggest that EPA would engage in such a dastardly scheme or even intimate that AIDS is spread by ozone depletion. He is emeritus professor of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia and former director of the U.S. Weather Satellite Service.