Hillary, Jed Bush, Al Gore And Pope Francis’s Global-Warming is a Hoax and JunkScience

sunamis and fires have contributed to some of the largest death tolls in earthquakes. Here are the most notable known earthquake events, based on the number of deaths. Both deaths and magnitudes, when shown, are estimates. January 23, 1556 China, Shansi 830,000 ~8 Damage up to 270 miles away July 27, 1976 China, Tangshan 255,000 (official) 655,000 (estimated) 7.5 Estimated death toll as high as 655,000. Dec. 26, 2004 Sumatra, Indonesia 227,898 9.1 Deaths from earthquake and tsunami August 9, 1138 Syria, Aleppo 230,000 n/a Jan. 12, 2010 Haiti 222,570 7.0 1.3 million displaced. May 22, 1927 China, near Xining 200,000 7.9 Large fractures. December 22, 856+ Iran, Damghan 200,000 n/a December 16, 1920 China, Gansu 200,000 8.6 Major fractures, landslides. March 23, 893 Iran, Ardabil 150,000 September 1, 1923 Japan, Kanto (Kwanto) 143,000 7.9 Great Tokyo fire. October 5, 1948 USSR ...

It may sound ridiculous, but scientists say there may be a link between global warming, volcanoes and tectonic plates beneath the surface that cause earthquakes. Newsweek has jumped on the global warming-earthquake link,  reporting  that the “mechanism here is rather more mundane [than a Hollywood blockbuster], though potentially no less devastating.” Read more:  http://dailycaller.com/2015/04/28/scientists-say-global-warming-will-cause-deadly-earthquakes/#ixzz4JCdO39EU CHICAGO –   One of the largest earthquakes in Oklahoma was felt Saturday morning from Nebraska to North Texas. The 5.6 magnitude earthquake happened at 7:02 a.m. Saturday in north-central Oklahoma, The United States Geological Survey said. That ties for Oklahoma's strongest earthquake on record, the first coming in November 2011. People in Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri; Fayetteville, Arkansas; Des Moines, Iowa; and Norman, Oklahoma, all reported feeling the earthquake. Dallas TV s...

Lee introduced  House Concurrent Resolution 29 , warning that women will be forced into “transactional sex” to get enough food and clean water — all because global warming will create “conflict and instability” in the world. “Women will disproportionately face harmful impacts from climate change,” Lee’s resolution reads. It continues claiming, “Food insecure women with limited socioeconomic resources may be vulnerable to situations such as sex work, transactional sex, and early marriage that put them at risk for HIV, STIs, unplanned pregnancy, and poor reproductive health.” Lee’s document goes on to urge Congress to agree on the “disparate impacts of climate change on women,” and goes on to demand that Congress use “gender-sensitive frameworks in developing policies to address climate change.” Lee also charges that women, who are “often underrepresented in the development and formulation of policy regarding adaptation to climate change,” are doubtless in the best posi...

who grew up in a scientific household – both of his parents are mathematicians – said a recent exchange he had with the president of the Sierra Club further affirmed that “climate change is not science" but is "religion,” and he added that climate change disciples use the “language” of religion, regardless of scientific facts, to push their doctrine. “Just a couple weeks ago in the Senate I chaired a hearing where the president of the Sierra Club testified,” said Senator Cruz in an Oct. 28   interview  on The Blaze TV. “We had an exchange, where I simply asked him about the data.” “He had no idea about that,” said Cruz.  “He turned to his aides every minute or two.” “You know, part of the reason he didn’t know the facts?” said Cruz.  “Because climate change is not science -- it’s religion.” Look at the language where they call you a denier,” said the senator.  “Denier is not the language of science.” Look, I’m the child of ...

Barack Obama made a stop at Lake Tahoe on Wednesday to talk climate change, spending, and environmental regulation — distorting science along the way. The president was addressing the 20th Lake Tahoe summit, along with leading Democratic legislators from across the region. Obama asserted that climate change is “manmade,” as a matter of dogma: “It’s not ‘I’m not a scientist, so I don’t know.’ You don’t have to be a scientist. You have to read or listen to scientists,” he said. He then conflated anthropogenic climate change, which is a theory of how burning fossil fuels may raise overall global surface temperatures, with ordinary environmental conservation, which refers to protecting a specific resource from overuse or pollution from identifiable, proximate causes. “So conservation is critical not just for one particular spot … We embrace conservation because healthy and diverse lands and waters help us build resilience to climate cha...