Originally posted by NoHierarchy
This iceberg can definitely be attributed to global warming. The warming of the Arctic/Antarctic ice caps is accelerated more than the rest of the
world. This points directly to a greenhouse effect rather than any kind of solar output or other natural cycle. The source of these recent icebergs
was a large shelf breaking off of Antarctica in 2000-2002. That was a HUGE ice shelf, and those things don't just break off without something like
global warming to give em a nice hefty push into the ocean.
Ok, I posted a article which explains that scientists have stated that there is no way this could be blamed on global warming. Are you saying you
know something the scientists don't know?
I guess (you think) you know where it came from to, something else the scientists didn't know. You must have some new information which is unknown to
scientists. Care to post it?
Also, you might want to research (oh hang on, you seem to know everything already) past ice shelf collapses, and try and blame those on the greenhouse
effect too
Also, much of Antarctica has not warmed considerably, with some parts
cooling, but if you could post this evidence you seem to have, please do.