Eastern Siberian Perma frost thaw acceleratring.

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Thawing permafrost: The speed of coastal erosion in Eastern Siberia has nearly doubled
Depending on the kind of erosion and the particular structure of the coast, between 88 and 800 tons of plant-, animal, and microorganism-based carbon are currently washed into the sea per year and kilometre of coastline – these are materials that had been sealed in the permafrost thus far. With regard to the Laptev Sea, this translates into approximately one eighth of the organic carbon that is transported by the Lena River annually – and the Lena is a river that encompasses a drainage basin the size of the Mediterranean.
 
It means that AGW church members will come out from their chapel and claim this is all about "Global Warming" or "Climate Change", not realizing this has all happened before and it will happen again.

CO2 does not control climate.
 
As the amount of open water increases by the decade, the freezing of the open water releases heat, not only slowing the freezeup, but also decreasing the differance between that temperature of the atmosphere between the Arctic and the temperate zone. That is changing the shape of the jet stream circulation, and the speed at which the Rossby waves move. Resulting in fronts and storms lingering longer, moving slower.
 
It means that AGW church members will come out from their chapel and claim this is all about "Global Warming" or "Climate Change", not realizing this has all happened before and it will happen again.

CO2 does not control climate.

Endlessly repeating your extremely idiotic denier cult myths, Klod, unsupported by anything but your own hot air, won't make them magically come true. You just come off looking rather insane, as well as completely retarded.
 
The mammoth bodies that have been found in eastern Russia and Alaska with meat on the bone should tell you fuckers something.

There's tons of evidence to suggest that we haven't been as warm as we're now for 10-15,000 years.
 
On a century scale, CH4 is about 25 times of an effective GHG as CO2. On a decade scale, over 100 times as effective of a GHG. Since the residence time of CH4 in the atmosphere is about 15 years, the constantly increaseing amount of CH4 in the atmosphere means that we are adding it faster than it is being oxidized. Now, with the permafrost melt, and outgassing of the Arctic Ocean clathrates, it is not only man that is adding CH4 to the atmosphere. And if there is significant outgassing, our contribution will no longer be significant.

How close are we to that happening? We don't know. We have not been down this road before. We do know that it has happened several times in the geologic past, and those were times of extinctions.
 

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