Yale, the producer of this new poll is Big Climate's marketing arm . With just 29% of all adults and just 42% of "moderate" Democrats "very worried" about global warming, my opinion is that the tens of millions spent haven't been very effective. Which is a problem because global warm is a problem , it just isn't a crisis. By exaggerating the seriousness of the issue, they have hurt their credibility and made effective action less likely. 

Today is "Earth Day" where the climate change hype switches from "high" to "off the chart." Jesse is a really good guy and a solid meteorologist, so I was surprised to see this tweet earlier this afternoon. I noted that Wichita (75° at the time) and Kansas City (also 75°) were presented in "alarming red." I find 75 degrees to be nearly ideal and certainly not dangerously hot.  The problem? The use of a color scheme that hypes heat. Look at this detail: Red begins about 66° -- hardly hot. Tbe hype surrounding global warming is hotter than the temperatures! I thought, perhaps, the graphic might have originated with the infamous Yale climate group. Instead, they featured this nonsense : Given the non-stop climate hype today, the 'misinformation' claim is a classic example of "the pot calling the kettle black."  And, finally,  I note that Bernie Sanders and AOC, for their "Fighting Oligarchy" tour are flying via private je...