Global warming is ALWAYS the most likely culprit

by Lene Johansen on December 26, 2007

in Science

Some disease are plaguing camels, and the obvious culprit is… -Global warming… you got it!

I read this story in the Guardian, and I had a déjà vu experience, remember this spring when some virus was plaguing the bee population in North America, causing them to die in large numbers. We did not really know that it was a virus until this summer, but several someone's suggested global warming was behind that too, until we knew it was the virus.

Now however, global warming is killing camels, cause microbes, viruses, and bacteria does not mutate, as we all know. At least global warming will be the culprit until some microbiologists take a look at the thing.

Margaret December 26, 2007 at 10:52 am: WHAT IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE! Global warming isn't a virus it's a climate change! So the camels aren't going to die from it unless they get overheated. If you want to blame something on global warming say something that makes since.
ljohansen December 27, 2007 at 1:25 am: Alas, politics is politics and science is also politics these days, cause politicians pays the salaries and bills of scientists. Global warming is the fad of the year, even in science circles, so you get more money if you say its global warming. What is really funny is when you read research papers that in their introductions say that their project can be blamed on global warming, but the research section has nothing to do with it. That is about who pays the bill for the paper. <href="http://www.lenejohansen.com>Lene Johansen
Retired Weatherman January 8, 2008 at 9:31 am: and Hurricane Al lead us to the conclusion the we would have 20 or so named storms hit the US over the past two seasons and we got zip. Bummer. Now he will need to feed the hungry or some other cause.