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NOAA reports warmest January to July on record

In case you didn’t notice how hot this summer has been on Long Island or the how erratic weather has been worldwide NOAA has released a report showing that this January to July has been the hottest on record for combined global land and ocean temperatures. Hopefully the Senate will get the message and pass a climate change bill that helps worldwide efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Many other weather and polar ice cap records were broken, for the full report see: http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2010/20100813_globalstats.html

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