In the latest Risky Business Project report on the projected impacts of climate change for the American Midwest, the predictions are dire indeed.  And they are getting the mainstream media's attention, highlighting – yet again – how climate realists need to do a much better job getting the facts out in front of the public. One core focus of the latest Risky Business report is on the number of extreme heat days that the Midwest is predicted to see: On our current emissions path, residents of St. Louis will see the average number of days over 95 F per year likely double to quadruple within the next 5 to 25 years. Over the past 30 years, St. Louis has experienced only about 8 days over 95 F each year on average. If we continue on our current path, it will see a likely increase to 16 to 35 extremely hot days on average in the near term, and 49 to 126 extremely hot days by end of century ... Of all the Midwest metro areas we studied, Kansas City has had...(Read Full Post)