AP writer quotes a skeptic on blaming extreme weather on global warming

A road crew works to contain a fire alongside I-95. Sparks and tossed cigarettes often cause brush fires along highways. (Photo: The US Report)

You really don’t have to read what the Associated Press’ Seth Borenstein writes when he tackles global warming and weather.  Borenstein is fully in the camp of government bloc experts who blame carbon emissions every time there’s a weather-related disaster.

However, Borenstein actually quoted someone he disagrees with in a recent story, and that is something to note. There are a few assertions in his story worth noting and commenting on as well.

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Mega storms test fans of Big Government as wildfires challenge fiscal conservatives

Black Hills, South Dakota. (Photo: U.S. Forest Service; Terry Tompkins)Bloomberg ran a story about the Colorado wildfires with the header, “Wildfire Tests Police Force in Colorado Anti-Tax Movement’s Home.”

Right now fans of big government are being tested too, by damage from mega storms that swept the East Coast.

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