1907 – Iceland Was 50 Degrees Warmer Than Frozen Venice

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Steven Goddard

In 1907, global weirding and frozen canals in Venice were due to cold. Now global weirding is due to heat.

Leading climate experts tell us that people were too ignorant before 1960 to know whether they were experiencing cold or heat.

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2 Responses to 1907 – Iceland Was 50 Degrees Warmer Than Frozen Venice

  1. avatar Andy DC says:
    February 9, 2012 at 12:50 am

    So Global Weirding did not first start in 2010 as NOAA and Dr. Heyhoe have claimed.

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  2. avatar Fran Mindel says:
    March 12, 2012 at 2:59 pm

    It doesn’t surprise me that there are examples of global weirding as far back as 1907. Why shouldn’t it take decades, even a century for a climate trend as massive as this to develop to its full potential. Who knows, it may not have reached its full potential yet.

    Can anyone tell me who actually coined the term “global weirding” first? I’ve seen Amory or Hunter Lovins, and Anne Raver in different online sources.
    Thanks.

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