"Study ties pollution to more air turbulence" by Raphael Satter | Associated Press, April 11, 2013
LONDON — Tourists, exchange students, masters of the financial universe, and other business travelers: It is time to buckle up.
I love it when my reporters internalize the values of the elites they serve.
Not very good masters judging by the shape of the world economy.
More pollution is likely to mean bumpier flights for trans-Atlantic travelers, say researchers, who predict increased turbulence over the North Atlantic as carbon dioxide levels rise.
PFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTT!!!!
University of East Anglia climate specialist Manoj Joshi said scientists have long studied the impact of the carbon-heavy aviation industry on climate but he took a new tack.
Oh, where the Climategate scandal of manipulated and hidden data that contradicted the agenda-pu$hing narrative was originally exposed.
“We looked at the effect of climate change on aviation.”
In a paper published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change, Joshi and colleague Paul Williams ran a climate simulation that cranked up the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to twice its pre-industrial level — roughly 50 percent more than now. Williams said they ran a series of turbulence-predicting algorithms for the North Atlantic winter period and compared the results with pre-industrial rates.
We used to have a saying at the factory: GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT!
Queasy fliers need read no further....
So may those who are sick and tired of ma$$ media s***-shoveling.
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Related:
"SPRING SURPRISE -- A mix of rain, ice, and snow made travel difficult in parts of Wisconsin on Wednesday and left many residents without power. Public works employees in Appleton removed ice-coated branches blocking the street. Officials in Wyoming and South Dakota were forced to close highways, and North Dakota got up to a foot of snow (Boston Globe April 11 2013)."
I guess that will delay the melting of the snowpack, huh?
Also see: Slow Saturday Special: Swedish Snapshot
Honestly, I'm tired of all the flatulence regarding this issue.
Oh, right, the lies are all for the greater good, sorry.
