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I notice you don't provide a citation yourself.I been thinking about Sunstone's post and I realized something. Al Jazeera never sites or links to the study it refers to (I tried to find it in the article). But I think I read this misleading report that A J is using as proof just last week. The report never states that the glaciers are melting, just that this would happen if the glaciers ever melted (duh-uh). The report also stated the this "catastrophic" melting would take hundreds of years to produce any noticeable effect. This is just another example of of GW disciples using alarmist speculation instead of hard evidence to support their tenuous arguments (and Heavens know that Al Jeezera would never lead us down the garden path).
Supposing just for the sake of argument that there is such a thing as catastrophic global warming (or unicorns, for that matter), please show where someone has given the actual temperature difference in plain numbers so even a construction worker can understand it.
I notice you don't provide a citation yourself.
You're misunderstanding. People who live close to the poles are able to directly observe the effects of warming because that is where the effects are most obvious and the temperature increase most pronounced. The change is already underway, happening quickly, and observable by laymen because the ice sheet fluctuates like a giant thermometer.
[/QUOTE]You're misunderstanding. People who live close to the poles are able to directly observe the effects of warming because that is where the effects are most obvious and the temperature increase most pronounced. The change is already underway, happening quickly, and observable by laymen because the ice sheet fluctuates like a giant thermometer.
Soo....still no "warming up" numbers?
Soo....still no "warming up" numbers?
Soo....still no "warming up" numbers?
You're on the internet. Look it up.
Tried many times; no luck. Educate me.
Educate yourself. This is an internet forum, not a climatology or mathematics course. The numbers for climate change are all available, if you want to understand them - go and study climatology.
If you don't want to study climatology or mathematics/statistical modelling - then you need to listen to what the people who have studied those things say.
Same goes for neuro surgery, if you don't fully understand what neuro surgeons tell us about the brain, that does not mean that neuro surgery is a scam - it just means that you don't know much about neuo surgery.
Just asking a simple question. If there is global warming what's the temperature of the globe now as compared to, say, 100 years ago? 50 years ago? 10 years? Anybody?
Tried many times; no luck. Educate me.
Well it was a good run.New data show glacial retreat could add four feet to earlier predictions of a three-foot sea level rise by 2100.
Looks like rough times ahead for coastal cities and communities. Please discuss.
Just asking a simple question. If there is global warming what's the temperature of the globe now as compared to, say, 100 years ago? 50 years ago? 10 years? Anybody?
[/quote]uote=dust1n;3769670]In case you in missed it.
Did you even read the entire article?
You asked for numbers. It really doesn't matter how scared you are if only a tiny degree in water temperate change for ocean currents to alter. Not to mention, I'd say the change of heat is one of the least worrisome problems concerning climate change when it comes to carbon. Ocean acidification will have a much more dire effect when much of the world's food supply and oxygen supply start to die.Also, by looking at the above chart your saying the average mean temperature has risen less then 1 degree centigrade since 1880 (and this has to take in areas where the temperature has not risen or has even cooled)? Oooh...now I'm scared.
Did you even read the entire article? Also, by looking at the above chart your saying the average mean temperature has risen less then 1 degree centigrade since 1880 (and this has to take in areas where the temperature has not risen or has even cooled)? Oooh...now I'm scared.
[/quote]Did you even read the entire article? Also, by looking at the above chart your saying the average mean temperature has risen less then 1 degree centigrade since 1880 (and this has to take in areas where the temperature has not risen or has even cooled)? Oooh...now I'm scared.
One degree centigrade is a lot. You are simply ignorant of the significance of that sort of change.
One or two degree of temp. change could change the earths weather patterns enough to displace hundreds of millions of people.
5 degrees of change could alter the sea level by over 350 feet. The last ice age was only 5 degrees colder on average.