Here ya go, you silly braindead retard.
Arctic sea ice minimum is decreasing 11.5% per decade.
So that has never happened before? Lets see the evidence.
- Sea levels are rising at a current rate of about 3.27mm per year and accelerating.
Aside from being a lie, that also would not be unprecedented. Of course, feel free to provide evidence to support your claim that such a rise is outside the boundries of natural variability
- Global average temperature has increased 1.5 degrees in the last 130 years.
Again, a lie, but even if there were such a rise in 130 years, again it would not be unprecedented.
- Greenland is losing about 100 billion tons of ice mass per year.
Once again, a lie, but that also would not be outside the borders of natural variability.
- Many places have less snowpack than they used to, and this snowpack is melting earlier, threatening water supplies for human consumption and agriculture worldwide.
And that is outside of natural variability how?
- Most of the glaciers all over the world have been melting for at least the last 50 years, and the rate of melting is speeding up. Many glaciers in many parts of the world, including both Glacier National Park and Alaska here in America, have shrunk dramatically or in some cases, disappeared entirely.
The glaciers have been melting back for 14,000 years now and have receeded almost 2,000 miles along with a corresponding sea level rise of nearly 500 feet by the way. How exactly, does the piddling melting you claim achieve the status of unprecedented?
- Permafrost all across the Arctic in Alaska, Canada and Siberia is melting rapidly.
And that is a new thing on earth how? Face it guy, for the bulk of earth history, there has been no ice at all at one, or both of the poles.
- 2010 was the third consecutive year—and the third time in recorded history—that both the Northwest Passage and Northeast Passage have melted free. The Northeast Passage opened for the first time in recorded history in 2005 and the Northwest Passage in 2007.
And you believe that is unprecedented? Laughing in your face thunder. Laughing in your face.
- Overall, the world's oceans are warmer now than at any point in at least the last 50 years and probably much longer. The change is most obvious in the top layer of the ocean, which has grown much warmer since the late 1800s. This top layer is now getting warmer at a rate of 0.2°F per decade.
Again, a lie, but 50 years? WOW. That is certainly a basis to claim "unprecedented" You get more pathetic the harder you try.
- The amount of carbon dioxide dissolved in the oceans has increased all over the world over the last few decades, and so has ocean acidity, posing grave threats to ocean ecology and the food chain.
Again, a lie, but oceanic CO2 levels have been far higher thunder. Hell, corals evolved when atmospheric CO2 levels measured in the thousands of ppm.
- Since the 1970s, droughts have become longer and more extreme worldwide, particularly in the tropics and subtropics.
Going back 40 years. Again. WOW. How exactly do you suppose that qualifies as unprecedented? How many peer reviewed studies would you like to see showing far more extensive droughts of longer duration way before man's CO2 was a factor?
Laughing at you thunder. Still laughing at you.
- Over the past 20 years, hurricanes and other tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean have become stronger.
Again, a lie. You sure lie a lot, but even that, if it were true would not be unprecedented or outside the realm of natural variability. You are so weak.
- Since the 1980s, the United States has also experienced more intense single-day storms that are dumping a lot more rain or snow than usual.
More lies, but even if they were true, do you believe that at no time in history has the north american continent experienced more intense single day storms? Lets see the proof of such a claim.
- The global warming induced rise in ocean temperatures has caused more water to evaporate, raising water vapor levels in the atmosphere by about 4% and, as a result, the world is, on average, already getting more precipitation now than it did 100 years ago: 6 percent more in the United States and nearly 2 percent more worldwide.
Again, are you claiming that this is unprecedented? Geez guy, you struck out completely. About half your claims are lies but even if they were true, they would not even approach the limits of natural variability.
I strongly suggest that you grab yourself one of those hand wringing avatars before the best ones have been taken.
Laughing at you thunder. Laughing real loud at you.
