The Risky Business Project led by Michael Bloomberg, Henry Paulson, and Tom Steyer recently released its report on "The Economic Risks of Climate Change in the United States." The project's co-chairs have all been out in the media promoting the project's report, and -- like sheep -- the mainstream media have generally been uncritical of the report's claims. A core concern repeated throughout the Risky Business report is the predicted massive increase in what are termed "extremely hot days" (defined as days with a temperature exceeding 95°F) throughout the United States over the coming century due to anthropogenic climate change, and the resulting negative impacts of these increasingly numerous "extremely hot days" on the American economy. Here are selections from the Risky Business report on the topic of extremely hot days: "By the end of the century, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho could well have more days above 95°F...(Read Full Article)