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ChesterJohn
reply to post by JimTSpock
You said Green House Gas (single) which gas is that?
I have heard many say it is Green Houses Gases but for years only said CO2, then recently said Carbon-monoxide.
Wrabbit2000
reply to post by JimTSpock
I believe the Philippines just had the biggest storm ever recorded and it's true Australia has just recorded it's hottest year, hottest day, hottest month, hottest summer and hottest winter day since records began in 1910. Like it says in the article. Could just be a coincidence.
Did they? Would that be the largest for the Philippines or the largest in the world? We're keeping in mind that we can see and have records for less than 1% of the weather timeline of our world, yes? I love these record declarations ..and even my own use of All-Time cold records is fair to call on the same point. "All Time" is a very relative thing when we're discussing man looking for ways to deliberately alter the system we know so very little about, in the end.
* If I show you a place that has had the flip side for records to what Australia just experienced...will that mean we're headed to a mini-ice age and the warming is actually the variation to that end point? The data just flat doesn't support an absolute answer and that's where the debate between experts rages.
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Kali74
reply to post by ChesterJohn
Can you tell us how much please? And how much compared to even when we first started measuring it?
chiefsmom
See, I have a hard time buying all the "global warming" and "global cooling" contributed to this "gas" or this "mess" we caused.
How many records do we have from 3,000, 10,000 or 100,000 years ago, regarding the weather?
Well, we do have fossils. And these have proven that our earth goes through cycles. Plain and simple. And it always will, long after we are gone. Yes, we need to stop the pollution. Say some miracle happens, and it all stops tomorrow. We will still have cycles 100,000 years from now.
InverseLookingGlass
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
obviously, you have some material basis for your point of view. Can you reveal that? There are those that would love to see the science or hear the Bible verses or whatever you have.
This topic is of vital importance to every soul on this planet. Given that and the high stakes, you should provide ample basis and not just cavalier talk.
Using empty words and baseless belief to influence people is not only ignorant, it's immoral.
ChesterJohn
Kali74
reply to post by ChesterJohn
Can you tell us how much please? And how much compared to even when we first started measuring it?
A lot more than just last November I seem to remember a global warming adventure trip to Antartica that had its ship frozen in place since Christmas and the ship that went to get them and there is over 6 miles of solid ice between them and even more to the sea edge.
I also seem to remember an article about it snowing just this last month in New Zealand (summer down under).
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Did you read the article about the magnetic poles shifting on the sun every 24 years or so? and that this shifting causes times of increased sun spot activity (earth warming temperatures) and at other times times of minimum sun spot (earth cooling temperatures).
Seems the Sun is behind all this global warming/cooling stuff more than man.
Satellite-based measurements of decadal-scale temperature change in the lower troposphere have indicated cooling relative to Earth's surface in the tropics. Such measurements need a diurnal correction to prevent drifts in the satellites' measurement time from causing spurious trends. We have derived a diurnal correction that, in the tropics, is of the opposite sign from that previously applied. When we use this correction in the calculation of lower tropospheric temperature from satellite microwave measurements, we find tropical warming consistent with that found at the surface and in our satellite-derived version of middle/upper tropospheric temperature.
ChesterJohn
In fact two points stand clear. 1) there has been a steady decline in global temperatures over the last 10 years and 2) 2013 was recorded as one of the coolest years ever recorded. It may be warmer than other cooler years but that alone is not enough to support global warming.
Global Warming is still just a cash cow waiting to produce Multi-national taxation and make Al Gore, prince Charles and Geo Soros more wealthier.
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tkwasny
Before the debate about the meaning of a pile of numbers can begin:
1. Where are the scientific equipment calibration certification documents for each and every sensor used to derive said numbers over the time span of the collection sample?
2. Is the calibration certification verifiable and not possible to be altered by any source once the certification is sealed?
3. For the data from these calibrated sensors, demonstrate the chain of custody that is unalterable from the sensor, its time and date, to the output final documents (charts, graphs, tables). The data must be verifiable as unchanged, accurate and true by any and all that investigate the data. This includes surprise inspections.
If workers are required to work under these condition inside a nuke plant (and they are) why should data that supposedly affects the entire Earth in one way or another not be held to the same scrutiny?
With 11 days remaining, Germany this year is set for its 5th colder-than-normal winter (DJF) in a row (a record), this according to high-profile German meteorologist Dominik Jung at www.wetter.net here (photo left). Jung is an often-quoted meteorology expert of the German media.
Just a few years ago climate experts prophesied that Germany would no longer experience winters with ice and snow in the future. In the 1990s there had been an entire series of milder and stormier winters. [...] However, this trend has not been observed over the last years. To the contrary: winters have again gotten considerably colder and the huge storms like those in the 1990s have more or less disappeared. [...]. Climate experts prophesied in the year 2000 that winters with snow and ice in Germany would cease to exist.”
Jung then presents the data for Germany’s last 4 winters and that of the current winter, and compares them to the 1980-2010 mean winter temperature, which was 0.8°C above the 1960-1990 mean.
- 2008/2009: 1.0 °C cooler
- 2009/2010: 2.0 °C cooler
- 2010/2011: 1.3 °C cooler
- 2011/2012: 0.1 °C cooler
- 2012/2013 (so far): 0.4°C. cooler