Silly little ass, it is 29 F in Seneca, Oregon right now. The temperature there in the past has been as cold as -54 F at this time of the year. The actual average is much colder than the present temperature, but it is not 83 degrees colder. And that average has been much warmer than when I lived in that area as a child.
No, dear little cretin, that is why there is a 40+ C variation in the Arctic, but only a +0.5 degree anomaly on that particular day. And here is today;
I did a little research and you are right the cover is fake but the fact remains that in that time frame predictions were being made that we would soon be in an ice age. The excuse is that in those years scientists did not understand climate as well as they do today. I am not convinced they know much more about climate today either. However one thing that hurts acceptance of Global Warming theories is when outlandish predictions are made that don’t come true. By making foolish predictions Global Warming experts are basically shooting their efforts in the foot.
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There were some predictions made, based on the increasing aerosols in the air from the burning of fossil fuels. However, the majority of predictions even at that time was for a warming;I did a little research and you are right the cover is fake but the fact remains that in that time frame predictions were being made that we would soon be in an ice age. The excuse is that in those years scientists did not understand climate as well as they do today. I am not convinced they know much more about climate today either. However one thing that hurts acceptance of Global Warming theories is when outlandish predictions are made that don’t come true. By making foolish predictions Global Warming experts are basically shooting their efforts in the foot.
Another Ice Age?
In Africa, drought continues for the sixth consecutive year, adding terribly to the toll of famine victims. During 1972 record rains in parts of the U.S., Pakistan and Japan caused some of the worst...content.time.com
Newsweek’s 1975 Article About The Coming Ice Age - PTBC
From the good Sweetness & Light blog, posted by blogger Steve Gilbert: From the now notorious April 28, 1975 issue of Newsweek (pdf) [see whole article at link]: The Cooling World By Peter Gwynne 28 April 1975 There are ominous signs that the Earth’s weather patterns have begun to change...
In 1975, Newsweek Predicted A New Ice Age. We’re Still Living with the Consequences. - Longreads
All climate change deniers needed was one article to cast doubt on the science of global warming.
The 1970s Ice Age Myth and Time Magazine Covers - by David Kirtley | ScienceBlogs
This is a guest post by David Kirtley. David originally posted this as a Google Doc, and I'm reproducing his work here with his permission. Just the other day I was speaking to a climate change skeptic who made mention of an old Time or Newsweek (he was not sure) article that talked about...scienceblogs.com
The problem with making extreme climate predictions is if they fail to come true the global warming advocates look foolish. Then when there is really a threat and it is presented to the public it gets ignored because the people see.It as just another “boy who cried wolf” story.There were some predictions made, based on the increasing aerosols in the air from the burning of fossil fuels. However, the majority of predictions even at that time was for a warming;
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At the same time as some scientists were suggesting we might be facing another ice age, a greater number published contradicting studies. Their papers showed that the growing amount of greenhouse gasses that humans were putting into the atmosphere would cause much greater warming – warming that would exert a much greater influence on global temperature than any possible natural or human-caused cooling effects.
By 1980 the predictions about ice ages had ceased, due to the overwhelming evidence contained in an increasing number of reports that warned of global warming. Unfortunately, the small number of predictions of an ice age appeared to be much more interesting than those of global warming, so it was those sensational 'Ice Age' stories in the press that so many people tend to remember.
What were climate scientists predicting in the 1970s?
<p>1970s ice age predictions were predominantly media based. The majority of peer reviewed research at the time predicted warming due to increasing CO2.</p>skepticalscience.com
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The problem with making extreme climate predictions is if they fail to come true the global warming advocates look foolish. Then when there is really a threat and it is presented to the public it gets ignored because the people see.It as just another “boy who cried wolf” story.
Plus now we have AOC saying the world will end in 12 years.
But then she comes out and states she really didn’t mean it.
AOC says only a 'sea sponge' would believe her '12 years' doomsday remark, but most Dems bought it
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s claim that the world will “end in 12 years” unless climate change is tackled was accepted as a fact by two-thirds of Democrats, even though she said herself that only those with “social intelligence of a sea sponge” could actually believe it.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s claim that the world will “end in 12 years” unless climate change is tackled was accepted as a fact by two-thirds of Democrats, even though she said herself that only those with the “social intelligence of a sea sponge” could actually believe it.
The New York Democrat drew mockery from Republicans after she made the doomsday warning in a bid to convince people that radical action against climate change is needed.
I offered you plenty of articles mentioning bad predictions by scientists but you offer me the opportunity to offer even more.
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