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Using newly digitized temperature, humidity, and wind data collected from instruments aboard weather balloons between 1971 and 2003, scientists found a winter season warming throughout the Antarctic atmosphere.
The scientists estimate that atmospheric temperatures over Antarctica in the winter have risen by about 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit (1.5 Celsius) in the last 30 years, and the change is due in large part to greenhouse gas emissions.
“Greenhouses gases could be having a bigger impact in Antarctica than across the rest of the world and we don't understand why," said John Turner of the British Antarctic Survey.
LiveScience.com
Greenhouses gases could be having a bigger impact in Antarctica than across the rest of the world and we don't understand why
Another previous study even suggested that parts of Antarctica were cooling in recent decades while the rest of the globe was warming.
Current climate model simulations don't reproduce the observed warming, pointing to weaknesses in their ability to represent the Antarctic climate system
Originally posted by engenerQ
I believe he means that it is a very very bad article for your point. Once again half truths why didn’t you post the rest of the article?? Maybe b/c it says the exact opposite of what you believe!
once again a twist of the truth to scare people in to believing something that we don’t know. The truth is we don’t know what is going on with the world though it is warming some data says its cooling…funny isn’t it
Originally posted by iori_komei
Well Antarctica just seems to be the focal point of alot of Global Warming information, which I suppose is'nt so surprising.
I figure we should watch Antarctica and the frogs to know just how much trouble we are in.
Comments, Opinions?
Originally posted by Seekerof
Hmm, is not the global warming ozone hole located over the Arctic, you know, where the North Pole is, not the Antarctica South Pole?
The available observations and current state
of climate models do not allow us to unambiguously
assign a cause to the tropospheric
warming. The lack of a clear change to the atmospheric
circulation suggests in situ effects,
such as changes in cloud amount or particle
size, and increases in the greenhouse gas concentration
may well be playing a part.
Originally posted by engenerQ
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...Should there be a standard for posting ethics?
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...and is not from a creatable source.