It’s well documented that the global warming crowd blames global warming for absolutely everything, no matter how illogical those claims may be.
But the Washington Post wins this week’s Alarmism-In-Action award for blaming global warming for larger trees and smaller trees in the same article.
First the larger trees:
Parker’s data, which showed the trunks gradually fattening over time, indicated that many of the trees were growing two to four times faster than expected. That raised questions about climate change’s impact on the age-old rhythms of U.S. forests.
But enough about those darn larger trees. What about the smaller ones?
In the tropics, however, some studies have seemed to show trees growing more slowly: It might now be too hot for some trees there.
Excellent work, WaPo. Clear some space in the lobby, because we have a feeling that there’s another Pulitzer Prize coming your way very soon.
Source: Washington Post via National Review
