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The research team, from the University of Washington and the Naval Research Laboratory, used sensors anchored to the seafloor to measure the size of the waves generated. During one particularly strong storm in September 2012, they recorded waves 16 feet high, on average. The biggest single wave in the Beaufort Sea reached a height of about 29 feet, lead researcher Jim Thomson told The Washington Post. The team linked the large Arctic waves to melting -- spurred by climate change -- and high storm winds in the region. "As the Arctic is melting, it's a pretty simple prediction that the additional open water should make waves," Thomson, an oceanographer with the university's Applied Physics Laboratory, said in a statement.
originally posted by: InverseLookingGlass
a reply to: lostbook
Spot man made climate change on this plot of the Earths temperature fluctuations.
originally posted by: pikestaff
According to climate etc., the lady who's blog it is (a climatologist) says that 'consensus' of 97%, is a consensus of climatologists who 'think it might, perhaps, could, somehow, be, in part, something do do with humans' not 'its all humans fault' people with agendas have twisted the 'consensus' to suite their own world view.
originally posted by: InverseLookingGlass
a reply to: lostbook
Spot man made climate change on this plot of the Earths temperature fluctuations.
originally posted by: WP4YT
There are so many cows, that they dont know what to do with all the waste from them. One cow can produce over 400 metric tons of poop in a year. Now multiply that by billions of cattle. They have started making mountains of cow poop, bigger than cities. It works until it rains, and the sewage leaks into the ground and the groundwater.
originally posted by: InverseLookingGlass
a reply to: lostbook
Spot man made climate change on this plot of the Earths temperature fluctuations.
Researchers Observe Gnarly Waves In Arctic Ocean For First Time
According to the article, scientists are reporting that they are seeing waves in a part of the Arctic Ocean where they've never seen waves before and they are saying that it's due to Global Warming.
In a recent study, oceanographers describe how they detected "house-sized waves" in the Arctic Ocean for the first time.
originally posted by: WP4YT One cow can produce over 400 metric tons of poop in a year.