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Originally posted by Duke_Nukem
There has been some strange weather this year. The first documented south Atlantic Hurricane hit Brazil at the end of March.
Originally posted by Byrd
It's Texas weather, guys. Been happening like this for hundreds of years. The tornados are a tad inconvenient if you live in manufactured housing, but other than that it's really not anything to get your knickers in a knot over.
Originally posted by dpglow
Sounds like some people may have gone to see that "Day after tomorrow" movie this weekend.
Originally posted by Outland
No trend is seen here except the same nonsense in the mass media about wild climate change and "global warming". Now there's the real conspiracy.
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Tell that to the 30,000 people that died last year in Europe from the heat wave.
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We got too many people in these forums downplaying reports from several scientists as if they were scientists themselves.
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I want to see what kind credentials and scientific research they have done to be so knowledgeable about these events that makes it possible for them not to take seriously reports like the Pentagon weather nightmare scenario.
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The movie The Day After Tomorrow might be exagerated, but "mostly" the science behind that movie is accurate, and that movie was pretty much taken from a book about these changes we are seen lately.
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Last year 2003 was tied with 2002 as the second hottest years in recorded history.
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Last year we had a record 384 tornados in the Midwest in one week. This change in weather has been gradual but it has recently picked up its pace.
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People in the Midwest are aware of the drought situation several states are going through, and there seems to be no respite in the near future.
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You don't find one or two scientists warning about the effects of abrupt climate change anymore, but many, and they say that we seem to be in the middle of one.
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Yes, it is true that climate change is a natural event, but its also true that due to the impact of civilization, and the choices we have made related with the environment, we have probably accelerated and perhaps even worsen the one we are going through.
Originally posted by Mynaeris
RECORD EVENT REPORT
AT 336 PM MDT...THE HIGH TEMPERATURE AT DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
REACHED 98 DEGREES. THIS BREAKS THE 130 YEAR OLD RECORD OF 97
DEGREES WHICH WAS SET IN 1874.
Originally posted by Outland
When I refer to the over-hyped term "global warming", I do so as it seems to be defined these days; the belief in a phenomena of human induced global climate change. I do not deny that climate changes. I do refute the notion that any scientific proof currently exists which infers that human activity is to blame, wholly or in part. With that said...
Likewise could be asked of the "global warming" proponents on this forum. As for the Pentagon's "Abrupt Climate Change Scenario.." from October, 2003, the report even states in it's introduction,
The film's scientific accuracy is very much in published debate. As for the book, the names of Art Bell and Whitley Strieber are often used in sentences combining the term "crackpot science".
No connection has been found between global temperatures and drought in the western U.S.. article
That's a theory and it's not "true" unless it's proven. So far, it hasn't been. It's only an assumption based on some possible clues. And even that data isn't conclusive.