PADGRAE is here on the Blaze Radio Network.

Good morning, American.

It's Friday.

I'm speaking to Paul Harvey, something that makes the rounds on the interwebs out there.

Something he said about climate change decades ago.

And here's what Paul Harvey had to say about it.

And with the willing complicity of headline hungry media,

a recent crisis of the month had to do with global warming.

And ozone hole is opening up over the United States, we were told,

the effects of which were already measurable in an increase in skin cancer.

On the contrary, destroying chlorine around the polar vortex has been declining since January.

A major objective of a recent shuttle mission was to determine the scope and scale of the so-called ozone hole

and the silence since has been deafening from those livelihoods,

depends on creating crises.

Recent data from the upper atmosphere research satellite

affirms that any problem is less.

It's not greater.

Ozone levels fluctuate all of the time, partly because of volcanic activity and solar flares.

But MIT's technology review has made an exhaustive study of worldwide ocean temperatures since 1851

has concluded that there appears to have been little or no global warming over the past century.

In fact, the net rise in world surface temperature during the last century,

which was about 1% almost all occurred before 1940, and that was before aerosols,

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