So, what is this about? What is he crazed about?
Couldn't care less. Did you know that ice cores from Greenland show that 8,500 of the last 10,000 years were warmer than recent decades? True story.

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So, what is this about? What is he crazed about?
your first post in this threadDaily Caller
FLASHBACK: Climate Czar John Kerry Said in 2009 That Arctic Summer Ice Would Disappear In 5 Years
JORDAN LANCASTER
April 08, 2021
Excerpt:
Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said in 2009 that the Arctic would have its first ice-free summer by 2014.
Kerry, who at the time was serving as the Democratic senator from Massachusetts, criticized Republican Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe on the Senate floor for making comments that he said were “wrong on the facts” or wrong in terms of political judgment.
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Kerry doesn't know even now that the decline stopped after 2007 and there are a number of published reports and papers showing little to ZERO summer ice in the Arctic for long periods of time earlier in the interglacial, here is a link to a thread showing the research with links:
Little to no Summer ice in the Arctic
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Tony Heller has a long page of failed no summer sea ice predictions.
Ice-Free Arctic Forecasts
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One more:
Another New Study Affirms The Arctic Was Warmer With Less Sea Ice During The Mid-Holocene
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4 published science papers in the link.
what was man doing then? how was he surviving? what was the climate affectingCouldn't care less. Did you know that ice cores from Greenland show that 8,500 of the las?t 10,000 years were warmer than recent decades? True story.![]()
Kerry said 2014?Al Gore completely trashed Kerry's proclamation though when he extended the time to I think 2013 or thereabouts?
But Gore isn't as concerned about arctic ice now as much as he expects deadly rain bombs to do us in.
The planet is smack dab in the middle of an ice age. Never before in the history of the planet has bipolar glaciation existed. You should worry about colder temperatures because much of the last 10 million years has been much much colder than today. 50 million years of cooling and the planet transitioning from a greenhouse planet with 1000 ppm of CO2 to an icehouse planet isn't going to be undone by 120 ppm of CO2.your first post in this thread
What the fuck do people think we'd do, if the climate and weather systems of today end up like those of...
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Holocene Epoch: The Age of Man
The current period of geologic time is the Holocene Epoch, also known as the Anthropocene Epoch.www.livescience.com
and this expert? a proven liar
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Hosted by former Australian senator, Tony Heller repeats false claim that scientists fake the warming trend
Scientists constantly work to ensure that the data being used to estimate global average temperatures are as accurate as possible—a necessary and much-studied task. Despite the fact that different groups have developed different methods to do this, the warming trend is clear in all available...climatefeedback.org
quote: "The most recent glacial period occurred between about 120,000 and 11,500 years ago."You sure are stupid since despite that it NEVER got above 300 ppm the Arctic summer sea ice cover was little to ZERO for long periods of time in the interglacial period while today it is far more covered even with 415 ppm today it isn't melting away anymore either as it stops declining after 2007 which is 15 years.
Already gave you the links for this.
Little to NO summer sea ice in the arctic
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Reminder:
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What does that matter, Oprah? He was doing much better than when the planet was 8C colder.what was man doing then? how was he surviving? what was the climate affecting
snapshot in time.
in twenty years will it have stayed stop? Not sure of your logic here
I thought Kerry said 2005? But I double checked and you're right. He and Gore must have been reading out of the same playbook:Kerry said 2014?
Gore said 2013?
I'll go with the government agencies stacked with experts in their fields. Heck, the science in arguments your using -- come from them LOLThe planet is smack dab in the middle of an ice age. Never before in the history of the planet has bipolar glaciation existed. You should worry about colder temperatures because much of the last 10 million years has been much much colder than today. 50 million years of cooling and the planet transitioning from a greenhouse planet with 1000 ppm of CO2 to an icehouse planet isn't going to be undone by 120 ppm of CO2.
He's 100% correct. Temperature does not correlate with CO2. If it did it wouldn't be 2C cooler today with 120 ppm more CO2 than the previous interglacial period. Nor does CO2 drive climate change. If it did the planet wouldn't have transitioned from a greenhouse planet to an icehouse planet with 1000 ppm of CO2.quote: "The most recent glacial period occurred between about 120,000 and 11,500 years ago."
very comforting
disclosure: info on link is from evil libril scientists intent on making industrial nations look bad
and you have failed English language and reading and comprehension: predictions "a thing predicted; a forecast."Sigh, the discussion was about reaching NO summer sea ice cover which YOU, Kerry, and the following scientists Wadhams, Beckwith, Serreze, Maslowski, Fortier, Barber and more who made predictions that have been wrong as they all said it would happen by a stated year which have ALL passed.
That means they have FAILED in their predictions.
Your continual resistance to what is presented and your pretended memory lapses over what I wrote recently is clearly seen here as you are getting desperate.
I am done here as you are going to continue your dumb evasive game after all the science papers and reports I gave you; you ignored them all.
Good bye.
anther stable-geniusHe's 100% correct. Temperature does not correlate with CO2. If it did it wouldn't be 2C cooler today with 120 ppm more CO2 than the previous interglacial period. Nor does CO2 drive climate change. If it did the planet wouldn't have transitioned from a greenhouse planet to an icehouse planet with 1000 ppm of CO2.
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quote: "The most recent glacial period occurred between about 120,000 and 11,500 years ago."
very comforting
disclosure: info on link is from evil libril scientists intent on making industrial nations look bad
Of course you do. You don't know the first thing about the earth's climate.I'll go with the government agencies stacked with experts in their fields. Heck, the science in arguments your using -- come from them LOL
But you know better. You see, it's all a conspiracy. But you're on to them. Such courage too
Anther?anther stable-genius
No. Just empirical evidence of earth's climate change from a greenhouse planet to an icehouse planet.anther stable-genius
and you have failed English language and reading and comprehension: predictions "a thing predicted; a forecast."
you're such a genius. I bet it's predicted you'd become a stable-genius with the best words able to make the most perfect phone calls
context: . “It’s gotten so polarized that scientists who go against the mainstream worry they’ll be treated poorly in the press,” she says. “People will just say, ‘Oh, they’ve been bought off by the oil industry,’ but that’s not always true.”Of course you do. You don't know the first thing about the earth's climate.
But eventually they will be scurrying for cover and claiming they were too afraid to speak out.
Claire Parkinson, climatologist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center said,
"many scientists who don’t buy into the “mainstream” position on climate change are reluctant to voice their opinions"
A Closer Look at Climate Change Skepticism
Degrees of Dissent
Parkinson, who says she has never taken money from the fossil fuel industry, says she respects skeptical viewpoints but leans more toward the mainstream view. Given her analysis of the data, she concludes the Earth has, in general, warmed since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution and that greenhouse gas emissions are at least partly to blame. Virtually all scientists agree with at least the first of those conclusions, she says—even the skeptics.
Roger Pielke Sr., a meteorologist and senior research scientist at the University of Colorado, Boulder—who is often associated with the skeptical side of the climate debate but prefers to be called a “climate realist”—agrees. Like Parkinson, Pielke identifies himself as a political independent who doesn’t take funding from the fossil fuel industry. In his view, those who frame the climate change debate as one that pits the IPCC against those who don’t believe global warming is real or that humans have anything to do with it are wrong on both counts. Global warming is happening, he says, and it can’t be explained entirely by natural forces.