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Polar Ice Update
Sometimes trying to squash the ignorant canards of climate deniers seems hopeless.
For every one you swat, 10 more crop up.
For instance, I still get emails from people convinced that ice in the ar...
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Then google:
Lockwood Oppositely directed forcings
for a recent peer reviewed explanation as to why sunspots, cosmic rays, etc can not be responsible for the current warming.
hint: we have the technology to detect such things.
seems like you obey mike hulme, prof at uni of east anglia who sees climate change as an intellectual resource to further political interests.
". We need to ask not what we can do for climate change, but what climate change can do for us.
I suspect the volume of water in the ocean must be increasing.
We must take action now. But my Republican Christian neighbors are convinced that there is no global warming.
I bought a lot in Arkansas.
Ebal the Atheist
The increase in sea levels are quite small yet, so chances are that it's mostly erosion (that will also increase as weathers become more violent)
Ebal the Atheist
'a clumsy attempt by the UN in 2001 to abolish the medieval warm period, 1-3 C° warmer then than today.'
Drivel. It was a sketch, based upon central England temperatures. The science has made this sketch obsolete.
See:
Hughes & Diaz 2005
'....the available evidence does not support a global Medieval Warm Period....'
Was the Medieval Warm Period Global?
Broecker 2001
'....The case for a global Medieval Warm Period
admittedly remains inconclusive....'
Crowley & Lowery 2000
'....Despite clear evidence for Medieval warmth greater than present in some individual records, the new hemispheric composite supports the principal conclusion of earlier hemispheric reconstructions and, furthermore, indicates that maximum Medieval warmth was restricted to two-three 2030 year intervals, with composite values during these times being only comparable to the mid-20th century warm time interval....'