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This summer's heat wave has nothing to do with global warming
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From LewRockwell.com:

Having written for a decade that the Earth has been cooling, it was rather disconcerting to receive a news release from Accuweather reporting that, “The year 2010 is on track to become the hottest year on record since modern record keeping began, according to climate researchers at the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).”

It turns out there is an explanation for the unusual levels of heat from Russia to Pakistan to Japan. It is a meteorological phenomenon called “blocking events” and they are related to the jet stream...

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