Heat to soar to record levels in next 5 years.

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Look. The fact you didn’t even know the planet is in an ice age should disqualify you from discussing the planet’s climate. As you know as much about this as that cute seal.

 

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Nope

Nope

The geologic record says otherwise. In fact I already showed you that data.

 

[multivita-man]

The geologic record says otherwise. In fact I already showed you that data.

No, you did not.

 

[multivita-man]

Look. The fact you didn’t even know the planet is in an ice age should disqualify you from discussing the planet’s climate.

We're not in an ice age - not as it is commonly understood. The last one of those ended around 20,000 or so years ago, as I explained to you earlier. Geologically speaking, we're technically in an interglacial period because there are still ice sheets, but that's melting away and when they're gone, they won't be back for a while - like millions of years.

You know your geology, but you either have no clue about the science that explains human-caused global warming, or you do and you're just trying to bullshit everyone because you're an energy shill.

 

[multivita-man]

That is exactly what they are saying.

Lots of things "drive" the climate. The sun. Geological activity. Tilt of the earth's axis. Myriad other things.

That man’s GHG emissions are driving a climate change.

Well they have a point. GHGs prevent outgoing radiation from escaping back into space, so irrespective of the words you use to describe it, GHGs are causing climatic change. This has been observed over and over again.

 

[multivita-man]

The Southwest gets some reprieve from the record-setting heat as high temperatures, though still extremely hot, return to more normal values for this time of year.

MSN

More credibility killing lies.

We are having "normal temperatures" They are well within the range youd expect this time of year.

Its' amazing this continues to go on.

Phoenix is not experiencing "normal" heat.

https://www.axios.com/local/phoenix/2023/07/26/phoenix-heat-wave-record-breaking-temperatures-rain

 

[Weatherman2020]

Little Ice Age =/= Ice Age. I've explained this to you before, but I can see your memory is short.

"Maunder Minimum" in 3...2....1...

What happens at the end of ice ages.

3 guesses. First two don’t count.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Phoenix is not experiencing "normal" heat.

https://www.axios.com/local/phoenix/2023/07/26/phoenix-heat-wave-record-breaking-temperatures-rain

ONCE AGAIN WEATHER IS CLIMATE!!!

 

[Weatherman2020]

We're not in an ice age - not as it is commonly understood. The last one of those ended around 20,000 or so years ago, as I explained to you earlier. Geologically speaking, we're technically in an interglacial period because there are still ice sheets, but that's melting away and when they're gone, they won't be back for a while - like millions of years.

You know your geology, but you either have no clue about the science that explains human-caused global warming, or you do and you're just trying to bullshit everyone because you're an energy shill.

Last ice age ended late 1800’s.

 

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We're not in an ice age - not as it is commonly understood. The last one of those ended around 20,000 or so years ago, as I explained to you earlier. Geologically speaking, we're technically in an interglacial period because there are still ice sheets, but that's melting away and when they're gone, they won't be back for a while - like millions of years.

You know your geology, but you either have no clue about the science that explains human-caused global warming, or you do and you're just trying to bullshit everyone because you're an energy shill.

You are a moron. The ice age began ~3 million years ago. You are confusing glacial periods for an ice age which is a common mistake of morons. The ice age has experienced ~30 glacial cycles since it began which consist of glacial and interglacial periods.

 

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Lots of things "drive" the climate. The sun. Geological activity. Tilt of the earth's axis. Myriad other things.



Well they have a point. GHGs prevent outgoing radiation from escaping back into space, so irrespective of the words you use to describe it, GHGs are causing climatic change. This has been observed over and over again.

No. GHG don’t prevent upward radiation from escaping. That’s something a moron would say because he doesn’t understand it. GHG slow the transfer of heat. Like a choke.

But the facts remain, the planet cooled for millions of years with CO2 levels greater than 600 ppm. That’s a fact.

 

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Phoenix is not experiencing "normal" heat.

https://www.axios.com/local/phoenix/2023/07/26/phoenix-heat-wave-record-breaking-temperatures-rain

According to o Danny…. People all around the world, including India, will be dying in far greater numbers with more air conditioners exacerbating climate change. Less food, more storms, more heat, more drought, more floods, habitat loss, all that.

You people are morons.

 

[multivita-man]

You are a moron. The ice age began ~3 million years ago.

In purely geological terms, yes, but that assumes glaciation will continue. Have you checked out Antarctic sea ice lately? In case you have problems with basic astrophysics and geography, it's their WINTER down there, and their ice isn't recovering.

You are confusing glacial periods for an ice age which is a common mistake of morons. The ice age has experienced ~30 glacial cycles since it began which consist of glacial and interglacial periods.

We are not in an ice age, dude. No matter how many times you whip out your Quaternary "cite". We are entering the Anthropocene, and shit is about to get real because of it.

You want ice? Go to your freezer - probably plenty of it there as long as the power grid stays up.

 

[multivita-man]

No. GHG don’t prevent upward radiation from escaping. That’s something a moron would say because he doesn’t understand it. GHG slow the transfer of heat. Like a choke.

You're making shit up now. You have no fucking clue what you're talking about. Here, here's a little kiddie science page for little kiddie dipshits like you who play with atmospheric physics you don't understand:

Joint NASA, NOAA Study Finds Earth's Energy Imbalance Has Doubled - NASA

Researchers have found that Earth’s energy imbalance approximately doubled during the 14-year period from 2005 to 2019.

www.nasa.gov

Increases in emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane due to human activity trap heat in the atmosphere, capturing outgoing radiation that would otherwise escape into space.

Now that's NASA's website, but I should take the word of some anonymous troll who got his "science" degree from Bubba State University, lol.

 

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You're making shit up now. You have no fucking clue what you're talking about. Here, here's a little kiddie science page for little kiddie dipshits like you who play with atmospheric physics you don't understand:

Joint NASA, NOAA Study Finds Earth's Energy Imbalance Has Doubled - NASA

Researchers have found that Earth’s energy imbalance approximately doubled during the 14-year period from 2005 to 2019.

www.nasa.gov

Now that's NASA's website, but I should take the word of some anonymous troll who got his "science" degree from Bubba State University, lol.

NASA, the same political department that claimed it found extraterrestrial life on Mars 30 years ago.

 

[multivita-man]

You people are morons.

That may be true, but I still know more about this stuff than you do, and you claim you have a science background, so what does that make you, then? lol

 

[multivita-man]

NASA, the same political department that claimed it found extraterrestrial life on Mars 30 years ago.

Ahhhhh, there it is!

NASA don't know shit, man. I bet NASA killed JFK!

 

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In purely geological terms, yes, but that assumes glaciation will continue. Have you checked out Antarctic sea ice lately? In case you have problems with basic astrophysics and geography, it's their WINTER down there, and their ice isn't recovering.



We are not in an ice age, dude. No matter how many times you whip out your Quaternary "cite". We are entering the Anthropocene, and shit is about to get real because of it.

You want ice? Go to your freezer - probably plenty of it there as long as the power grid stays up.

You do realize we know the threshold temperature for extensive continental glaciation / ice free conditions for each pole and the corresponding sea level for that temperature, right? So have you ever sense checked saying stupid things like assuming glaciation will continue before you say stupid things like that? Seriously?

 

[Weatherman2020]

Ahhhhh, there it is!

NASA don't know shit, man. I bet NASA killed JFK!

Is there life on Mars like they claimed at budget time 30 years ago?

 

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In purely geological terms, yes, but that assumes glaciation will continue. Have you checked out Antarctic sea ice lately? In case you have problems with basic astrophysics and geography, it's their WINTER down there, and their ice isn't recovering.



We are not in an ice age, dude. No matter how many times you whip out your Quaternary "cite". We are entering the Anthropocene, and shit is about to get real because of it.

You want ice? Go to your freezer - probably plenty of it there as long as the power grid stays up.

The planet is in an interglacial period of the ice age, dummy. Say it with me.