United Kingdom Moves to Outlaw Air Conditioning

From Konstantin Kisin: What the AirCon Debate Says About Britain's Climate Insanity

Every summer, like clockwork, Britain has the same conversation. The temperature creeps above 28 degrees, the country grinds to a halt, and the media bombards the public with hysteria about the “hottest summer since records began” and fear-mongering about the future:

28 degrees Celsius is about 82 degrees Fahrenheit, for those of you not conversant in the international units.

Naturally, this summer being actually unusually warm, a new level of insanity has been reached with a debate about the need to prevent people from using air conditioning. Some councils have gone so far as to force residents to remove air conditioning they’d installed.

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