Thermodywhatnow?

We have more people. You know, humans have warm bodies. So is heat coming off?” Wagner said, according to State Impact Pennsylvania, an NPR project. “Things are changing, but I think we are, as a society, doing the best we can.”

The lawmaker was speaking to a receptive audience of rural county officials about loosening regulations on the natural gas industry.

At another point, Wagner appeared to conflate global warming with ... well, it’s not quite clear what he meant.

“I haven’t been in a science class in a long time, but the earth moves closer to the sun every year ― you know, the rotation of the earth,” Wagner said. “We’re moving closer to the sun.”

Oh, Republicanism.

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  1. joel hanes

    IIRC, the truth is the opposite: the energy to drive the (small) solar tides comes from orbital momentum, and so absent other forces, the earth very very slowly spirals outward, away from the sun.
    Unable to find corroboration, though.

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