All global warming skeptics must see this (part 2of 2)

[czech27]

ice anyone?

[48ford8n]

And we know this is unprecedented because....???? We had time lapse photography hundreds and thousands of years ago to compare against these results to know that these results are unusual? Do you know what science is? It's not observing something for the first time and then claiming you know the causes and effects.

[mphello]

Fantastic video!

[oomblikkies]

So bloody what! Glaciers come and go all the time. Thousands of years ago even the great lakes were covered with glaciers. CO2 does not drive climate. During the Dinosaur period earth had 4 to 5 times more CO2 than today, but the ambient temperature was roughly the same as today - and I should also mention that during that period the biodiversity was at an all time high.

[aquariuscomfort]

@oomblikkies So you would like the dinosaurs to come back or have insects as big as your head? No one is saying the Earth will end, well the reasonable logical people anyway, only that it will change and makes things very complicated for us obviously.

[oomblikkies]

@aquariuscomfort Your comment is rather ridiculous because it implies that the dinosaurs were big because of high CO2. I think I have proved that despite high CO2, the ambient temperature did not change much from what it is today - that is the key. There is no proof that CO2 is a major climate driver. In the current economic meltdown, the right and most responsible thing to do is to allow each country to utilize the resource most cheapest to them.

[mphello]

@oomblikkies

Stop making up bullshit like "indicators that human influence on climate is very little". Where do you make this stuff up? If you can prove your assertions, then write a paper, including calculations, and submit it to a peer-reviewed CLIMATE (not geology, not economics) journal.

[mrbrianmccarthy]

@oomblikkies Hey retard: We're dealing with the world today,not 65 million plus years ago. And BTW,WHERE do you get your #'s for "CO2 levels during the Dinosaur era"? HMM?? They've only been able to accurately measure temperature/CO2 levels back to 650,000 years ago,and dinosaurs died over 65 MILLION years ago. So your info is BS. Face facts: Human activity is having an effect on the climate.

[oomblikkies]

@mrbrianmccarthy I see some people do need some education. Ever heard of ice core samples and analysing the gases trapped inside those samples. Antactica has ice layers several kilometers thick and dating back many millions of years. The biodiversity of plants and tree ring info on fossilized plants give an indication of the temperature at the time. Nobody disputes that human activity has an effect on climate. The question though is how much and several indicators points to very little.

[addvoc8]

Anyone who would trust an Inter Governmental Panel on ANYTHING is very gullible to power-mongers and their agitprop to convert natural changes into manmade changes...

[MyRewrite]

Amazing pictures, but it only proves global warming to the hysterical.  This fellow does not understand the extremely complex reality of glacial growth and retreat. The events his cameras are recording have been in process for centuries. To arrogantly assume that because we can watch this today means we can attribute the events causing it to events of the last century is naive in the extreme. Anthropogenic global warming is a flagrant scam foisted on the public. Weather guessers after funds

[ChuckyJesus666]

The truth needs to get out there...everyone share this!!

[bobster451]

Awesome video.