An Inconvenient Truth Trailer

Anthropomorphic global warming is causing the ice and glaciers of the world to melt. A very good and recent video to watch on youtube about the disappearing glaciers, in particular, the ones that supply critical water to the Ganges river is:

NOW on PBS | On Thin Ice | Preview | PBS
/watch?v=r9aiAskfbY8

Scary stuff, I should show this to a few people.

have you any idea gas companys are making by people like you saying global warming is a fake lol i mean if you cant tell that every summer is getting hotter u cow fukkers is delusional cmon i asked my pop some months ago was it ever hot like this wen you were a kid and lord behold the answer was no infact he said its fuking way hotter then ever before he said he noticed the change and i will think all old people notice the change exspeacialy people by the equater like me...its hot as fuck

i dont understand what your saying about gas companies. But this summer was not even close to as hot as last year, not where i am. What country are you from? And i dont know how it was when your dad was a kid but there were probably days just as hot as they are now.

Global warming - biggest scam ever. They told the same thing 15 years back that by 2005, we would loose so much of land after glaciers melt. What a fraud.

I usually believe stuff when theres evidence but theres definately a chance that thats not going to be 100 % accurate. I mean its 650 thousand years, and just tiny air bubbles. No ive never heard of that movie, is it like an inconvenient truth? Have you ever looked at arguments against global warming? just to see what they say.

The ice core technology has been pretty well proven.

The Swindle movie is a well documented fraud but I've heard your boy Lord Monckton endorse it.
That makes his credibility somewhat questionable.

If you'd like to see a good youTube debunking the movie see YouTube:
The Big Swindle Movie
/watch?v=boj9ccV9htk

BTW, I'm kinda curious why you were so concerned about a minor statement about 650,000 years ago.

What about all the tons of satellite data and graphs from the last 35+ years.