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Hey guys, we can avert all this by changing our cars and paying more tax to enrich the politicians
YupWe know the temperatures during Roman times, and we know we are greatly exceeding them.
We have increased atmospheric CO2 by over 50%.
That's alright. It's generally considered to be 280 ppm. 420/280 = 1.5Probably true, but it is hard to know the baseline, so I was trying to be conservative.
We have increased atmospheric CO2 by over 50%.
He has little else.Nice fear mongering!
We have increased atmospheric CO2 by over 50%.
CO2 is necessary for life on earth. A very important element indeed.
Total bullshit...
It is beyond any possible doubt.
We have multiple correlating data sources.
Nor it is unexpected to double the atmospheric CO2 when we burn hundreds of millions of years worth or sequestered fossil carbon, all in just a few decades.
Less than 1 out of every 100 say anything even approaching that.Yeah?
There's a lot of climate scientist that say you're full of shit.
Less than 1 out of every 100 say anything even approaching that.
It didn`t snow here in western Pa. last winter and the temperature rarely got below 32 degrees. As a skier, I thought it sucked. Fortunately the ski areas are in higher altitudes where snowmaking was possible.Never mind the other 11 months.
Right! Like the arctic gaining ice?It is not just hotter than it has ever been, but the polar ice is all melting more than it has in hundreds of thousands of years, mountain glaciers are all melted for the first time, coral is all dying for the first time, etc.
You own link said that the some record cold temperatures mean nothing because that it short term weather, not accumulating climate averages.
It didn`t snow here in western Pa. last winter and the temperature rarely got below 32 degrees. As a skier, I thought it sucked. Fortunately the ski areas are in higher altitudes where snowmaking was possible.
To whom were you replying here and what data do you believe says the opposite of what?If we're twenty miles north of Minot, North Dakota ... in December ... we expect a -10ºF high temperature for the day ... but it has been +20ºF for five days ... is that a heat wave? ... if we see five days of 120ºF in Atlanta, Georgia ... the headlines will be six inches tall ...
This isn't a comment on the physics ... it's about statistics ... if using all the data says the opposite, then you're lying ...
