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The Global Warming Lie | Socyberty


The Global Warming Lie

Notice the diminished stories about global warming of late? Unfortunately for global warming proponents, Mother Nature has simply refused to comply with what Al Gore and his countless ilk described as fact. Ah, but facts are funny things…

Summer 2009 has been for the most part, rather cool in many parts of the United States – the East Coast in particular. And while some cities such as Seattle experienced a week or so of abnormally hot weather, this rather mild summer was the rule rather than the exception. What then, happened to those dire projections of global doom n gloom that were being made ten years ago?

Let’s review a bit of temperature data taken from weatherunderground for some cities across America and see how temperatures from this past year stack up shall we?

New York: 2008-2009 mean temperature of 55 degrees. This is a full two degrees cooler than the mean temperature for New York ten years ago. And guess what…it’s a full three degrees cooler than the mean temperature of sixty years ago. Global warming in New York? Nope – not even close. It’s actually getting downright chilly.

St. Louis: 2008-2009 mean temperature of 57 degrees. This is a full one degree cooler than the mean temperature of ten years ago. And similar to New York, St. Louis temperatures for this past year have been a full two degrees cooler than those sixty years ago. Again, no global warming in yet another American city.

Seattle: 2008-2009 mean temperature of 53 degrees. Now Seattle had some record breaking warm temperatures this summer, so one would think perhaps this year would prove warmer on average than previous years. Well, that most recent median temperature of 53 degrees for Seattle is the same as ten years ago, and in fact, one degree cooler than fifty years ago. It would appear Seattle has no time for global warming either.

Miami: 2008-2009 mean temperature of 77 degrees. Now global warmers have long warned that places like sun-friendly Miami will suffer the worst from global warming – that old retired folks may very well burst into flames from the heat. Thankfully, like the previous cities cited, Miami too is making fools of the wacko warmers. The average temperature of 77 degrees this past year is the same as ten years ago and is in fact a degree cooler than twenty years ago, and the same as sixty years ago.

From coast to coast, the story is the same – global warming is a hoax.

Why then are Democrat leaders in Congress, along with the Obama administration, attempting to move forward with ridiculous Cap n Trade legislation? Why decimate the American economy at the cost of thousands per year for American families, in the name of highly unproven and unlikely junk science?

Why indeed…

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The Global Warming Lie | Socyberty
 
Your article is aply named, for, indeed, it is 'Global Warming Lies'. Thus far, 2009 has tied 2003 for the fifth warmest on record. And, given the strengthing El Nino, may well end up as the third or fourth warmest year on record. Then watch what 2010 does. By the way, remember when I stated that this would be the case much earlier this year?


NOAA: Warmest Global Sea-Surface Temperatures for August and Summer
September 16, 2009


Global surface temperature anomalies for the month of August 2009. Temperature is compared to the average global temperature from 1961-1990.

Visualization of world’s land and ocean surface temperature.

High resolution (Credit: NOAA)
The world’s ocean surface temperature was the warmest for any August on record, and the warmest on record averaged for any June-August (Northern Hemisphere summer/Southern Hemisphere winter) season according to NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C. The preliminary analysis is based on records dating back to 1880.

NCDC scientists also reported that the combined average global land and ocean surface temperature for August was second warmest on record, behind 1998. For the June-August 2009 season, the combined global land and ocean surface temperature was third warmest on record.

Global Highlights – Summer

The June-August worldwide ocean surface temperature was also the warmest on record at 62.5 degrees F, 1.04 degrees F above the 20th century average of 61.5 degrees F.
The combined global land and ocean average surface temperature for the June-August season was 61.2 degrees F, which is the third warmest on record and 1.06 degrees F above the 20th century average of 60.1 degrees F.
Global Highlights – August
The worldwide ocean surface temperature of 62.4 degrees F was the warmest on record for any August, and 1.03 degrees F above the 20th century average of 61.4 degrees F.
Separately, the global land surface temperature of 58.2 degrees F was 1.33 degrees F above the 20th century average of 56.9 degrees F, and ranked as the fourth warmest August on record.
Large portions of the world’s land mass observed warmer-than-average temperatures in August. The warmest departures occurred across Australia, Europe, parts of the Middle East, northwestern Africa, and southern South America. Both Australia and New Zealand had their warmest August since their records began.
The Southern Hemisphere average temperatures for land and ocean surface combined were the warmest on record for August.
Other Notable Developments



Current sea ice extent as measured by NOAA's GOES, POES, and DMSP satellites.

High resolution (Credit: NOAA)
For the year to date, the combined global land and ocean surface temperature of 58.3 degrees F tied with 2003 for the fifth-warmest January-August period on record. This value is 0.99 degree F above the 20th century average.
According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), Arctic sea ice covered an average of 2.42 million square miles during August. This is 18.4 percent below the 1979-2000 average extent, and is generally consistent with a decline of August sea ice extent since 1979.
NSIDC data indicated Antarctic sea ice extent in August was 2.7 percent above the 1979-2000 average. This is consistent with the trend during recent decades of modest increases in August Antarctic sea ice extent.

NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - NOAA: Warmest Global Sea-Surface Temperatures for August and Summer
 
Polar ice decreasing at both poles due to global warming...
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Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles
March 22, 2017 — The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming, U.S. and European scientists said Wednesday.
Sea ice around the North Pole expands to its biggest extent of the year in February or March after a deep freeze in the winter polar darkness and shrinks to the smallest of the year in September, at the end of the brief Arctic summer. Arctic sea ice appeared to reach its annual maximum extent March 7, the lowest maximum in the 38-year satellite record, according to the Colorado-based U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center. On that date, the ice covered 14.42 million square kilometers (5.57 million square miles), 97,000 square kilometers less than the previous lowest maximum that occurred February 25, 2015.

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This image provided by the National Snow & Ice Data Center shows Arctic Sea ice. Arctic sea ice this winter set a new record low.​

The trend of shrinking ice around the North Pole in recent decades has been one of the starkest signs of climate change. The thaw is harming the hunting livelihoods of the indigenous peoples and threatening wildlife, such as polar bears. It also makes the region more accessible for shipping as well as oil and gas exploration. Worldwide, last year was the warmest on record for the third year in a row, despite government efforts to rein in man-made greenhouse gas emissions under a 2015 Paris Agreement that aims to phase out the use of fossil fuels this century.

German findings similar

Earlier Wednesday, scientists at the University of Bremen in Germany published similar findings. Their data showed that the ice covered 14.49 million square kilometers (5.59 million square miles) February 22, almost the size of Russia, fractionally smaller than the previous winter low of 14.58 million square kilometers set last year in satellite records dating back to the 1970s. “We’ve passed the winter maximum,” Georg Heygster, of the Institute of Environmental Physics at the University of Bremen told Reuters. Only a sudden, unusual March freeze would push the ice above the February extent. Sea ice in the Arctic could vanish by 2050 on a trend of rising emissions, according to a U.N. panel of climate experts.

Antarctica also at record low

At the other end of the world, sea ice around Antarctica hit a record low for the southern summer last month, the NSIDC said. The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun’s rays in summertime. That can accelerate global warming because dark blue water soaks up more of the sun’s heat than white ice or snow, which reflects it back into space.

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles
 
Polar ice decreasing at both poles due to global warming...
eek.gif

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles
March 22, 2017 — The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming, U.S. and European scientists said Wednesday.
Sea ice around the North Pole expands to its biggest extent of the year in February or March after a deep freeze in the winter polar darkness and shrinks to the smallest of the year in September, at the end of the brief Arctic summer. Arctic sea ice appeared to reach its annual maximum extent March 7, the lowest maximum in the 38-year satellite record, according to the Colorado-based U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center. On that date, the ice covered 14.42 million square kilometers (5.57 million square miles), 97,000 square kilometers less than the previous lowest maximum that occurred February 25, 2015.

7B833A89-2236-4144-B6B1-CD6E7F2F4747_cx5_cy0_cw93_w1023_r1_s.jpg

This image provided by the National Snow & Ice Data Center shows Arctic Sea ice. Arctic sea ice this winter set a new record low.​

The trend of shrinking ice around the North Pole in recent decades has been one of the starkest signs of climate change. The thaw is harming the hunting livelihoods of the indigenous peoples and threatening wildlife, such as polar bears. It also makes the region more accessible for shipping as well as oil and gas exploration. Worldwide, last year was the warmest on record for the third year in a row, despite government efforts to rein in man-made greenhouse gas emissions under a 2015 Paris Agreement that aims to phase out the use of fossil fuels this century.

German findings similar

Earlier Wednesday, scientists at the University of Bremen in Germany published similar findings. Their data showed that the ice covered 14.49 million square kilometers (5.59 million square miles) February 22, almost the size of Russia, fractionally smaller than the previous winter low of 14.58 million square kilometers set last year in satellite records dating back to the 1970s. “We’ve passed the winter maximum,” Georg Heygster, of the Institute of Environmental Physics at the University of Bremen told Reuters. Only a sudden, unusual March freeze would push the ice above the February extent. Sea ice in the Arctic could vanish by 2050 on a trend of rising emissions, according to a U.N. panel of climate experts.

Antarctica also at record low

At the other end of the world, sea ice around Antarctica hit a record low for the southern summer last month, the NSIDC said. The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun’s rays in summertime. That can accelerate global warming because dark blue water soaks up more of the sun’s heat than white ice or snow, which reflects it back into space.

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles

If you look at the history of the earth...even as recent as when the present ice age began, you will see that ice at one or both of the poles is not the norm on this planet...ice at one or both of the poles is actually quite unusual, and the expectation that it should hang around just for us is just silly.
 
Polar ice decreasing at both poles due to global warming...
eek.gif

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles
March 22, 2017 — The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming, U.S. and European scientists said Wednesday.
Sea ice around the North Pole expands to its biggest extent of the year in February or March after a deep freeze in the winter polar darkness and shrinks to the smallest of the year in September, at the end of the brief Arctic summer. Arctic sea ice appeared to reach its annual maximum extent March 7, the lowest maximum in the 38-year satellite record, according to the Colorado-based U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center. On that date, the ice covered 14.42 million square kilometers (5.57 million square miles), 97,000 square kilometers less than the previous lowest maximum that occurred February 25, 2015.

7B833A89-2236-4144-B6B1-CD6E7F2F4747_cx5_cy0_cw93_w1023_r1_s.jpg

This image provided by the National Snow & Ice Data Center shows Arctic Sea ice. Arctic sea ice this winter set a new record low.​

The trend of shrinking ice around the North Pole in recent decades has been one of the starkest signs of climate change. The thaw is harming the hunting livelihoods of the indigenous peoples and threatening wildlife, such as polar bears. It also makes the region more accessible for shipping as well as oil and gas exploration. Worldwide, last year was the warmest on record for the third year in a row, despite government efforts to rein in man-made greenhouse gas emissions under a 2015 Paris Agreement that aims to phase out the use of fossil fuels this century.

German findings similar

Earlier Wednesday, scientists at the University of Bremen in Germany published similar findings. Their data showed that the ice covered 14.49 million square kilometers (5.59 million square miles) February 22, almost the size of Russia, fractionally smaller than the previous winter low of 14.58 million square kilometers set last year in satellite records dating back to the 1970s. “We’ve passed the winter maximum,” Georg Heygster, of the Institute of Environmental Physics at the University of Bremen told Reuters. Only a sudden, unusual March freeze would push the ice above the February extent. Sea ice in the Arctic could vanish by 2050 on a trend of rising emissions, according to a U.N. panel of climate experts.

Antarctica also at record low

At the other end of the world, sea ice around Antarctica hit a record low for the southern summer last month, the NSIDC said. The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun’s rays in summertime. That can accelerate global warming because dark blue water soaks up more of the sun’s heat than white ice or snow, which reflects it back into space.

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles

If you look at the history of the earth...even as recent as when the present ice age began, you will see that ice at one or both of the poles is not the norm on this planet...ice at one or both of the poles is actually quite unusual, and the expectation that it should hang around just for us is just silly.
During our current inter-glacial cycle alone, the north pole (arctic) has been ice free, 5 times, that we can determine with Paleo records because there is no land mass beneath it.
 
The Global Warming Lie

Notice the diminished stories about global warming of late? Unfortunately for global warming proponents, Mother Nature has simply refused to comply with what Al Gore and his countless ilk described as fact. Ah, but facts are funny things…

Summer 2009 has been for the most part, rather cool in many parts of the United States
Here is a guy who doesn't understand the "global" of global warming.
He cites the surface temperature of 4 cities, all in the US.
That is not "global".
 
If they are going to look at Arctic ice they also need to compare it with Antarctic ice.
 
Polar ice decreasing at both poles due to global warming...
eek.gif

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles
March 22, 2017 — The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming, U.S. and European scientists said Wednesday.
Sea ice around the North Pole expands to its biggest extent of the year in February or March after a deep freeze in the winter polar darkness and shrinks to the smallest of the year in September, at the end of the brief Arctic summer. Arctic sea ice appeared to reach its annual maximum extent March 7, the lowest maximum in the 38-year satellite record, according to the Colorado-based U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center. On that date, the ice covered 14.42 million square kilometers (5.57 million square miles), 97,000 square kilometers less than the previous lowest maximum that occurred February 25, 2015.

7B833A89-2236-4144-B6B1-CD6E7F2F4747_cx5_cy0_cw93_w1023_r1_s.jpg

This image provided by the National Snow & Ice Data Center shows Arctic Sea ice. Arctic sea ice this winter set a new record low.​

The trend of shrinking ice around the North Pole in recent decades has been one of the starkest signs of climate change. The thaw is harming the hunting livelihoods of the indigenous peoples and threatening wildlife, such as polar bears. It also makes the region more accessible for shipping as well as oil and gas exploration. Worldwide, last year was the warmest on record for the third year in a row, despite government efforts to rein in man-made greenhouse gas emissions under a 2015 Paris Agreement that aims to phase out the use of fossil fuels this century.

German findings similar

Earlier Wednesday, scientists at the University of Bremen in Germany published similar findings. Their data showed that the ice covered 14.49 million square kilometers (5.59 million square miles) February 22, almost the size of Russia, fractionally smaller than the previous winter low of 14.58 million square kilometers set last year in satellite records dating back to the 1970s. “We’ve passed the winter maximum,” Georg Heygster, of the Institute of Environmental Physics at the University of Bremen told Reuters. Only a sudden, unusual March freeze would push the ice above the February extent. Sea ice in the Arctic could vanish by 2050 on a trend of rising emissions, according to a U.N. panel of climate experts.

Antarctica also at record low

At the other end of the world, sea ice around Antarctica hit a record low for the southern summer last month, the NSIDC said. The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun’s rays in summertime. That can accelerate global warming because dark blue water soaks up more of the sun’s heat than white ice or snow, which reflects it back into space.

Sea Ice Falls to Record Low at Both Poles

If you look at the history of the earth...even as recent as when the present ice age began, you will see that ice at one or both of the poles is not the norm on this planet...ice at one or both of the poles is actually quite unusual, and the expectation that it should hang around just for us is just silly.
During our current inter-glacial cycle alone, the north pole (arctic) has been ice free, 5 times, that we can determine with Paleo records because there is no land mass beneath it.
Link, Silly Billy, link.
 
It will probably take both poles melting and palm trees starting to grow there before some people will agree there is global warming.

And even then these people may still deny it and argue that palm trees have always been growing at the poles.
 
The Global Warming Lie

Notice the diminished stories about global warming of late? Unfortunately for global warming proponents, Mother Nature has simply refused to comply with what Al Gore and his countless ilk described as fact. Ah, but facts are funny things…

Summer 2009 has been for the most part, rather cool in many parts of the United States
Here is a guy who doesn't understand the "global" of global warming.
He cites the surface temperature of 4 cities, all in the US.
That is not "global".

Sorry guy, but I am afraid that it is you who doesn't grasp the "global" in global warming. Let me refer you to the thread "if the globe isn't warming....why are you calling it global warming? So if the globe isn't warming..why are you calling it global warming?

The thread involves looking at the recent history of regions scattered across the globe...a couple of places are warming...some places are cooling...but most are not doing much of anything... Global, by definition, means across the globe...when you look at regional records, the globe clearly isn't warming. Global warming is only evident in the highly manipulated and massaged "global" record...

Global warming is an artifact in computer models and doesn't exist out in the real world.
 
When is this junk news going away?


I suppose when climate science steps up and starts doing actual science adhering to the scientific method rather than pseudoscience for political influence, money, and the media limelight.
 
So, virtually all the scientists in the world, from all the different nations and cultures are doing pseudoscience. LOL Go back to your smart photons, they have the same logic behind them. LOL
 
The Global Warming Lie

Notice the diminished stories about global warming of late? Unfortunately for global warming proponents, Mother Nature has simply refused to comply with what Al Gore and his countless ilk described as fact. Ah, but facts are funny things…

Summer 2009 has been for the most part, rather cool in many parts of the United States
Here is a guy who doesn't understand the "global" of global warming.
He cites the surface temperature of 4 cities, all in the US.
That is not "global".

Sorry guy, but I am afraid that it is you who doesn't grasp the "global" in global warming. Let me refer you to the thread "if the globe isn't warming....why are you calling it global warming? So if the globe isn't warming..why are you calling it global warming?

The thread involves looking at the recent history of regions scattered across the globe...a couple of places are warming...some places are cooling...but most are not doing much of anything... Global, by definition, means across the globe...when you look at regional records, the globe clearly isn't warming. Global warming is only evident in the highly manipulated and massaged "global" record...

Global warming is an artifact in computer models and doesn't exist out in the real world.
Looks like you don't understand global warming either.
 
So, virtually all the scientists in the world, from all the different nations and cultures are doing pseudoscience. LOL Go back to your smart photons, they have the same logic behind them. LOL

That old lie is way past its prime...it isn't virtually all scientists...it is a very small minority of scientists...and the question of whether it is even all climate scientists is up for debate since calling most of the surveys done disingenuous is being generous.

All fake all the time with you glassy eyed cultists.
 
The Global Warming Lie

Notice the diminished stories about global warming of late? Unfortunately for global warming proponents, Mother Nature has simply refused to comply with what Al Gore and his countless ilk described as fact. Ah, but facts are funny things…

Summer 2009 has been for the most part, rather cool in many parts of the United States
Here is a guy who doesn't understand the "global" of global warming.
He cites the surface temperature of 4 cities, all in the US.
That is not "global".

Sorry guy, but I am afraid that it is you who doesn't grasp the "global" in global warming. Let me refer you to the thread "if the globe isn't warming....why are you calling it global warming? So if the globe isn't warming..why are you calling it global warming?

The thread involves looking at the recent history of regions scattered across the globe...a couple of places are warming...some places are cooling...but most are not doing much of anything... Global, by definition, means across the globe...when you look at regional records, the globe clearly isn't warming. Global warming is only evident in the highly manipulated and massaged "global" record...

Global warming is an artifact in computer models and doesn't exist out in the real world.
Looks like you don't understand global warming either.

global - adj - pertaining to the whole world; worldwide; universal.

Since the warming is hardly worldwide, or universal, and seems to be only happening in a very few regions, it is patently obvious that it is you who fails to understand global...regional warming..and in precious few regions at that is hardly global... what you like to call "global" warming only exists in climate models and tortured data bases.
 

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