They are changing America by changing the people
I had to laugh when I heard Limbaugh talking about climate refugees—-something we have been reporting on for years here at RRW. In fact, we are probably your go-to site for climate refugee news from a skeptical perspective. It’s not that I don’t think people will be on the move around the world due … Continue reading Rush Limbaugh: US military more worried about climate refugees than ISIS, Ebola and Putin
Watch for it! This is going to be one more excuse for the West to be pressured into opening the flood gates to the third world. Or, to at least send gazillion dollars down rat holes. We’ve been telling you in our “climate refugees” category about the behind-the-scenes scuffling over using the word “refugees” for … Continue reading Kerry uses the words “climate refugees,” says the problem is on par with ISIS and Ebola
So says Smithsonian magazine. Just when you thought the hysteria had cooled, here we go again! From Watts up with that?: Back in 2009, it was 200 million climate refugees according to this article in the NYT: There could be 200 million of these climate refugees by 2050, according to a new policy paper … Continue reading Prediction: By 2050 expect 1 billion climate refugees roaming the world
Normally an article about a Refugee lobbying group in Washington coming out to a rural area to show a “climate refugee” film wouldn’t be of much interest. However, this one caught my eye because the film was being promoted in Wyoming. New readers need to know that Wyoming is the only state in the union … Continue reading Wyomingites hear about climate refugees in Africa; just bring them to Jackson Hole!
The groups are going to send postcards to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon by December 10th to try to persuade the UN to do something to save the people affected by weather. Isn’t that a cause we should all get behind? Weather affects us all! Here is the news at AllAfrica: In order to build on … Continue reading World Council of Churches joins enviros to push UN on ‘climate refugees’