Here is a paragraph from this New York Times story:
The nation spends twice as much on heating as on cooling, according to the federal Energy Information Administration, and it consumes more energy heating homes than cooling them. When it comes to emissions of heat-trapping gases, the department found, home heating is responsible for emitting twice as much carbon dioxide as home cooling. And a 2005 survey of home energy use by the agency found that the average household in New England spent $1,188 a year on heating, while the average household in Florida spent $597 on air-conditioning.
Shouldn't we celebrate, rather than fret over, global warming? I don't get it. Is it because global warming is a religion and I'm not one of its adherents?