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More than 30,000 scientists have signed on to a paper saying that we're not facing a climate emergency.
We are still waiting for one of the science invalid parrots here who believes Co2 actually does cause warming to explain
How did Co2 Melt North America and Freeze Greenland at the same time??
Still waiting...
All these morons do is parrot fudgebaking liars. They are obsessed with it, because none of them is any good at all in practicing
ACTUAL SCIENCE
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North America is 30-45° N Latitude, Greenland is 71° N Latitude.
You know how that works you MENTALLY ILL MUTHER FUKKER?
Why is Florida warmer than Chicago?
Got it!
There goes 500 of your Wacked posts!
You need to be removed you No IQ Mental Patient.
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Every million years = 20-50 miles
So ... like a couple furlongs since the last glaciation 15,000 years ago? ... [giggle] ... that doesn't explain why there's no ice sheet currently covering ...
... the Yucatan ...
... In North America ... or did you mean Baffin Island in Canada? ...
LOL!!!
Nice try....
When you actually can refute anything posted.... let us know.
Yucatan not within 600 miles.... DUH....
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So, can you show us a peer-reviewed study whose conclusions agree with those contentions? Cause, you know, I'm more than a little curious where you came up with these. All the rest of us see articles and studies and come to conclusions. But I'd guess the ideas you spout here came solely from your own mind. Is that the case?Every piece of land within 600 miles of an Earth pole is in ICE AGE.
Every piece of land outside of 600 miles of an Earth pole is NOT in ice age.
Now explain why Greenland has ice age glacier way south of the Arctic Circle, while Alaska has trees and moose way north of the Arctic Circle...
Chicago was close enough to the pole to be under ice for 30 million years?
And then, 20,000 years ago, it was suddenly far enough away for the ice age to end?
So, can you show us a peer-reviewed study whose conclusions agree with those contentions?
I'm more than a little curious where you came up with these
NO SEA ICE !!! ... too funny ... but YES ... Yucatan is actually ON the North American continent ... and NOT in glaciation ...
Feel free to post your citation ... because it looks like you're making this up on your own as you go along ... and please review your basic meteorology, there's some profound differences between the hemispheres regarding continentality ... much more land in the North than South, especially poleward of 45º ... ice margins will differ considerably ...
You personally performed experiments that show CO2 has warmed the planet? Cool, can't wait to see what you did.No, it is not. Your claims are false and I can show it.
Here...So, can you show us a peer-reviewed study whose conclusions agree with those contentions? Cause, you know, I'm more than a little curious where you came up with these. All the rest of us see articles and studies and come to conclusions. But I'd guess the ideas you spout here came solely from your own mind. Is that the case?
Not exactly. The top of North America was within 600 miles and hence entered ice age 30-50 million years ago. That pushed ice down to Chicago and even further, much as the top of Northern Greenland is now within 600 miles of the Pole and hence ICE AGE GLACIER has been pushed well south of the Arctic Circle...
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That there were remnants of North American Ice Age still present even 10k years ago in Indiana is what happens at the end of a continent specific ice age. It actually doesn't all melt at once. It takes hundreds of thousands of years, and ice chunks drift on water at the end of it, scratching rocks and hence you can say
ICE was on Chicago 20k years ago... yeah, but only pieces of what was left over from hundreds of thousands of years of melting
Funny thing is, you have been trying for months to refute any of that, and you are to date batting precisely ZERO....
The top of North America was within 600 miles and hence entered ice age 30-50 million years ago.
How far away was it 20,000 years ago?
That there were remnants of North American Ice Age still present even 10k years ago in Indiana is what happens at the end of a continent specific ice age. It actually doesn't all melt at once. It takes hundreds of thousands of years
How long ago did the "top of North America" move more than 600 miles from the pole?
If you consider Ellesmere Island to be part of North America, that has not yet happened.
We have gone over this ad nausem, and you just keep repeating it as if it is helping your cause. It is not.
The question is when did the water between Ellesmere and the other Queen Elizabeth Islands change from ice to water. Best guess - 1-5 million years ago. It was definitely all ice for tens of millions of years...