Bombshell study concludes there is no evidence for anthropogenic climate change...

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I hope we live to see an answer but I doubt I'll be around for it.

According to their predictions sea level rise will triple by the end of the decade. So maybe you will see it.

 

[alang1216]

Someone should tell them about D-O events which warmed much faster than today. And then someone should tell them that it's folly to believe that man can control the weather.

I agree. Let us know what they say.

 

[alang1216]

Tails don't wag dogs.

As WC once said, sometimes you have to take the bull by the tail and face the situation.

 

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I agree. Let us know what they say.

The claim that temperatures have never risen faster is a ridiculous claim for a number of reasons. The most obvious being D-O events.

"Climate records for the last ice age (which ended 11,500 years ago) show enormous climate fluctuations in the North Atlantic region - the so-called Dansgaard/Oeschger events. During these events air temperatures in Greenland changed on the order of 10 degrees Celsius within a few decades." Solar Forced Dansgaard/Oeschger Events? - NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

 

[alang1216]

The claim that temperatures have never risen faster is a ridiculous claim for a number of reasons. The most obvious being D-O events.

"Climate records for the last ice age (which ended 11,500 years ago) show enormous climate fluctuations in the North Atlantic region - the so-called Dansgaard/Oeschger events. During these events air temperatures in Greenland changed on the order of 10 degrees Celsius within a few decades." Solar Forced Dansgaard/Oeschger Events? - NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

Was that a local or a global event?

 

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Was that a local or a global event?

The polar regions - especially the northern pole - are bellwethers of the planet's climate.

 

[Crick]

The polar regions - especially the northern pole - are bellwethers of the planet's climate.

Where do you get that idea?

That doesn't look like a bellwether to me

 

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Where do you get that idea?

That doesn't look like a bellwether to me

I get that idea from the fact the polar regions - especially the northern pole - are the most affected regions by climate changes. It's not a controversial belief.

 

[Crick]

I get that idea from the fact the polar regions - especially the northern pole - are the most affected regions by climate changes. It's not a controversial belief.

Do you know what the word bellwether means? Those temperature curves do not show either pole being a bellwether for the rest of the planet.

 

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Do you know what the word bellwether means? Those temperature curves do not show either pole being a bellwether for the rest of the planet.

Yes. I do. The northern hemisphere is the bellwether of the earth's bipolar glaciated world because more than any other region the northern hemisphere polar region is most affected by climate changes. And it is so for logical reasons; lower temperature threshold for extensive continental glaciation than the southern pole and more geographic area for glaciation than the southern pole.

Therefore, if ice core data from the northern hemisphere shows that the polar region was warmer than the present the global temperature reconstructions should too. And if they don't, the error is in the global reconstructions.

 

[Crick]

When the science is on your side, one of the first things you do is stop skeptics from getting published.

Can you believe he won the Nobel Prize?

Who do you think forced the Nobel Committee to select him?