Or you could buy a 4K monitor. Yes, they're available.

The thing you need to worry about is if the aliens finally arrive - then start treating us as saints because of how nice we are in comparison to everyone else they've met.

Of course, the huge, complicated "high level waste storage" plans are pretty stupid to begin with - after the first couple of hundred years, the nasty stuff will have decayed into low-level waste, and won't be much more dangerous than a good-quality uranium mine.

"Now" at SkyMall?

Here's a quick cite to show how far they're off already - their predictions were off before the thing was even published.

"and the rate of rise is increasing every year"

"Hey, should we put in a gay option?"

...if by "limited operating budgets," you mean "hundreds of millions of dollars."

Pixar's new movie. Starring Merida.

On the other hand, the current most-likely prediction for 2100 AD is that sea levels will, at most, rise by about the height of the middle of the hubcap on that car to the right - and might not rise at all by then.

I had one, too. Great gimmick toy.

...or local organic farmers bought a few million ladybugs and dumped them all over the place, changing the population the "natural" way. The normal "dose" of bugs like that is in the "thousands per acre" range.

As far as the ladybugs go, they might look to see how popular the ladybug has become for aphid control - and notice that the red/black ones are more popular than the black/red ones. With enough people buying them to protect their roses - or tulips! (in packages of 1000 or more), you get a population color shift over a…

Here's a little counter for you: [climateaudit.org]

Well, since the "short term" (20 years or so) models of the early 1990s have been off (by about 100% - we're seeing no appreciable warming right now, which puts us below the bottom estimate for the old global warming scares), and the new "medium term" (80 years) models have been getting downgrades from the 5C-7C range…

Batman wouldn't support or oppose it.

I would have just melted some lead, put them in, let it cool, and used it for a door stop.

On the other hand, Sweden think there's going to be more ice - since they held their icebreaker Oden back from the National Science Foundation this year, forcing the NSF to hire a Russian one.

What they don't tell you is that even the authors of the study don't make the claim that fracking caused the natural gas to enter the water. They also don't mention that many of the homes in the area have had this sort of problem for most of the last century, and that the whole area is riddled with old mines and oil…

Or, on the other hand, the "solar output changed" theory actually fits observed data, and doesn't need big changes in computer models. CO2 output dropped because the world wasn't warming (CO2 follows temperature changes).