mystery of the disappearing be. that the population is declining. john: days and all we re saying is give bees a chance if they are disappearing should be worried? mike is worried but from property environmental research center, wally thurman says don t worry. the demise of the honeybee has been exaggerated in with their referee to referring to is a clock :the collapse disorder concerning beekeeper s but they have responded to disease we have more be colonies in united states today than before the colony collapse disorder hit john: they can make more bees? how does it work? individual insects peace
0 taking time to talk with us. and thank you for being with us. make sure you go to gretawire.com and let us know what you thought been our that is all the time that we have. if the sharks don t get you the bees will. in global warming will create bigger stores. patriots more whether. what are the risks? what is the truth? summer myths is our show tonight. john: it is hurricane season chart right there. logically people try to make sense of you talk about the oceans are warmer, a global warming and a hurricane needs it warmer water. john: there are countervailing forces when though water gets warmer even the experts don t understand. and hurricanes are a lot more complicated they and warm ocean waters. john: the property damage keeps going up because the poor people build on the coast. possibly and also reports of severe weather have been going up at the same time with tornadoes that is another myth but also remember population goes up and people moved it is easier to rep
0 do is take the damage and adjust it for gross domestic product and inflation and when we look at that it simply has no trend whatsoever. yet more people spend more. there s more stuff in the way of the weather. john, you don t buy all the scare mongering, but you are scared about parts of it. right, absolutely, because the ice sheets are melting, seen the polarized cap diminishing year by year and decade by decade. there are variations in the year, take a seven-year time frame or 17-year time frame and get a different picture but we ve reached a bit of a tipping point or turning point, i should say because we re at a warming period when we should be entering the 80,000 years going into the next ice age. nobody cares about the next ice age obviously but the fact that the oceans are warmer, and that the oceans are rising, new jersey and new york is 14 inches higher than 100 years ago, and we just see the photographs of the arctic ice cap disappearing and we go to greenland and
0 but what you should be doing during a hurricane is to be in a room with no windows and in the lower part of the home. john: some people believe to open the window to equalize the pressure. no home is eric tight so that pressure will be equalized. they are so big there hundreds of miles wide it happenso7k slowly. if you open the window. it lets in the wind and the debris with the wind coming in will possibly pull down the walls of your home. john: animals. they act differently when the storm s approach. this is very interesting that a rules could instinctively know when the hurricane is approaching in there has to research done from florida that sharks actually seek deeper water when a hurricane is the author of high tide on main street oceanographer john englander also climatologist pat michaels from the cato institute. should i be so scared as the president suggests? it is so twentieth century. in the last tenures forecast of global warming has begun to calmed down we are