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originally posted by: butcherguy
Hi. I am in Southeastern Pennsylvania. It is March 6th and it was 3 degrees Fahrenheit this morning.
Al Gore promised me melted ice caps.
I hate Al Gore.
I want to go out into my back yard and pick tropical fruits from trees in December. Bring on your global warming, oh Manbearpig foe! It would save me about $2,400 in heating costs.
originally posted by: BlueJacket
a reply to: butcherguy
Seriously, residential solar panels are an alternative. They work, I feel its vastly superior to solar farms and it keeps the "power" in the hands of the citizen.
President Benigno Aquino and SM Prime president Hans Sy led the switch-on ceremony at the rooftop of SM North's multi-level car park, where the 5.760 solar panels are installed.
SM Supermalls president Annie Garcia said the 1.5-MW of electricity generated by the solar panels can power 16,000 light fixtures, 59 escalators and 20 elevators of SM North at the same time. This represents 5 percent of the mall's total electricity requirements.
originally posted by: whatsup86
originally posted by: butcherguy
Hi. I am in Southeastern Pennsylvania. It is March 6th and it was 3 degrees Fahrenheit this morning.
Al Gore promised me melted ice caps.
I hate Al Gore.
I want to go out into my back yard and pick tropical fruits from trees in December. Bring on your global warming, oh Manbearpig foe! It would save me about $2,400 in heating costs.
This shows climate is changing rapidly like predicted. Meanwhile in the Netherlands we havent had a decent winter since ages . While we are known for our cold winters.. It just shows climate is actually changing rapidly.
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: butcherguy
And again, no he didn't... and even if it was true (it's not), so what? Is he a scientist? Nope.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
Do sea lions count? Link
Probably not, according to the quote from your link:
(On a call with reporters Wednesday, a NOAA climate expert said that they do not believe the stranding increase is tied to climate change.)
Do not believe but are not sure? Three years running...might be a cycle...might not.
The root cause of the crisis, officials believe, is the odd wind patterns that aren’t cooling the ocean like they normally do. They aren’t certain of what’s behind the lack of cold winds, but they believe the patterns are creating a ripple effect through the food chain. The sea lions, at the top of that chain, are signaling that bigger things may be amiss among the larger marine food web. “There are a lot of puzzles here that we’re trying to put together,” says Nate Mantua, a NOAA climatologist. “We don’t understand it. It’s a mystery.” Link
They're still figuring it out.
The mass strandings have not diminished the overall population of California sea lions, which has been thriving since becoming a protected species in the 1970s. Now around 300,000 in number, NOAA’s Melin says that another factor at work in the current crisis may be that the species is approaching its resource limit in the environment.
time.com...
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
DO YOU REMEMBER "Algore: "We Have Ten Years Left Before Earth Cooks""
Considering he never said that, no. I don't remember it. What he actually said is in my post on page one. Not that any of you care about the TRUTH, clearly. You'd rather listen to Rush spew his nonsense lies. But that's neither here nor there.
Ten Signs Climate Change is Happening
Carbon Dioxide Concentrations in the Atmosphere Are Increasing
The Hottest Decade on Record Keeps Changing
And no, the existence of a snowball or cold feet does not disprove that.
The Rate of Warming Is Unprecedented in at Least 11,000 Years
Arctic Sea Ice Is in a 'Death Spiral'
Greenland Is Losing Ice at an Accelerating Rate
Sea Level Is Rising
Go stick your head in the sand, but make sure it's still deep enough that you don't drown.
I'm embarrassed to be posting in this thread, so have fun in your denial!
Extensive sea ice surrounding Antarctica during December 2013 made it even more formidable than usual to access the icy continent. It was in this challenging environment that the Australasian Antarctic Expedition aboard the Russian ship Akademik Shokalskiy became trapped by thick floes of ice in eastern Antarctica’s Commonwealth Bay while following the route navigated by explorer Sir Douglas Mawson a century ago.
The National Snow and Ice Data Center reported that sea ice extent around Antarctica was above average in December. It was the highest December average since 2007 and second highest overall in the satellite record. Throughout 2013, satellites observed record extents for both the annual summer minimum (February) and winter maximum (September).
www.climate.gov...