Before many effects of today's emissions are felt, it will be time for the Summer Olympics of 2048.
This was the summer of 1967.
"It's only what happened a couple of weeks ago or next week that matters.
Last summer the Electoral Commission said 7.5 million eligible voters were not registered, with poor, black and young people least likely to be on the electoral roll.
Sheela Patel says, "We talk about water conservation in the summer, not before the rains, we talk about mosquitoes when 400 people died of dengue.
Prospective managers are apparently being unnerved by PSG's long-term interest in the Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, whom they still hope to hire at the end of his contract next summer.
I know that you did your driving test in the summer after your Commonwealth relay gold, and the instructor recognised you.
It's only the first couple of weeks of 2015, but the year may as well be over: with the 2016 presidential and congressional elections looming, Republicans are pushing full steam ahead on economy and jobs in an attempt to improve their chances at capturing the White House next year.
David Moyes's first night as manager at Old Trafford last summer was one to forget, with Sevilla inflicting a 3-1 chasing that turned out to be a sign of things to come.
The path to the university, whose president is Donna Shalala, the long-serving health secretary during both terms of Bill Clinton's administration, is well trodden by White House hopefuls: Mitt Romney was here three weeks ago for a Spanish-language interview in an attempt to woo the Hispanic vote.
"I met in Damascus a president who was very aware of the critical situation," said Salehi, who saw the Syrian leader two weeks ago.
