> hot weather has happened before Obviously, which is why it is called climate change. It doesn't mean "there were no hot day ever before", it means "there wil

> hot weather has happened before Obviously, which is why it is called climate change. It doesn't mean "there were no hot day ever before", it means "there will be way more hotter days, and on average they will be significantly hotter". Pick up any recent newspaper and look at the number of "hottest month X in recorded history" articles, or "once-a-decade heat waves happening 4 years in a row" ones. That's climate change. > the ridiculous prediction that the polar ice cap would melt by 2014 Have you tried going skiing recently? Where did the glaciers go?