"Some of the incentives really are, we believe, extreme," he said.
Donald Trump, on the other hand, believes extreme weather does not hurt people and that climate change is a "hoax" created by the Chinese.
A frozen regulator left about 400 customers in Connecticut without natural gas service and officials believe extreme cold in Vermont broke a utility pole, knocking out service to about 1,500.
In a polarized atmosphere in which many Americans believe the nation betrayed its most fundamental ideals in the name of fighting terror and others believe extreme measures were necessary to save lives, The Times is displeasing some who think "brutal" is just a timid euphemism for torture and their opponents who think "brutal" is too loaded.
CNN reported that 6 in 10 Americans believe extreme weather events are related to climate change, but "more than a third of Americans see recent extreme weather as a sign that the world is in biblical end times," and that "Thirty-six percent of Americans say that the severity of recent natural disasters indicate that we are at the precipice of Jesus' second coming and the end of the world.
Is Labour really going to endorse a scheme which even Peter Lilley, in his hard hat days, believed too extreme?
He said he believed that extreme animal rights activists, who have called dog shows and purebred competitions inhumane, might have been responsible.
"If the experts are to be believed and extreme weather is to become more frequent, we must look at ways of supporting the industry".
Chinmoy, who had been a decathlete, believed that extreme physical pursuits offered a means of transcending the self, and, in May of 1978, he encouraged his followers to take part in a twenty-four-hour bicycle race in Central Park.
But researchers still believed that extreme cold was off-limits for microbial growth.
