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High of 70 degrees here in Oklahoma. Happy global warming, I'm loving it. 😀
Originally posted by EladarNot supposed to call it 'global warming' anymore, we're supposed to call it 'climate change'. It doesn't mean the same thing, but there are enough people who will assume it means the same thing and continue to help support the global warming and/or climate change movement to get the climate to stop changing all the time and get too hot, because that's really annoying. First it's too hot, then it's too cold... hows about a uniform moderate climate for the whole world? Who could possibly be against that?
High of 70 degrees here in Oklahoma. Happy global warming, I'm loving it. 😀
Originally posted by lemon limeNo the world is warming and that is [and causes] climate change.
Not supposed to call it 'global warming' anymore, we're supposed to call it 'climate change'. It doesn't mean the same thing, but there are enough people who will assume it means the same thing and continue to help support the global warming and/or climate change movement to get the climate to stop changing all the time and get too hot, because that's rea ...[text shortened]... the more you toot
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Originally posted by EladarSea ice you cretin.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamestaylor/2014/05/16/record-polar-ice-extent-debunks-antarctic-global-warming-scare/
[b]Antarctic polar ice extent has set another new record, defying alarmist global warming claims. Surpassing the greatest month-of-April ice extent in recorded history, the new record throws cold water on alarmist claims that the Antarctic ice cap has crossed a melting point of no return.[/b]
Originally posted by googlefudgeDid I say something about sea levels? Homey don't think so.
Sea ice you cretin.
Sea ice doesn't change sea levels.
Land ice does, and the Antarctic LAND ice sheets are loosing mass and collapsing.
And 'Forbes' isn't a recognised scientific journal or valid news source on this issue.
Originally posted by DeepThoughtWell a computer model does not make reality. The past 10-20 years are not one data point. I'm loving this summer and have loved several summers over the past decade or so. I live in a pretty hot area of the world that can have some very bad summers.
One data point does not make an average.
Originally posted by Eladaragain, you confuse weather with climate.
Well a computer model does not make reality. The past 10-20 years are not one data point. I'm loving this summer and have loved several summers over the past decade or so. I live in a pretty hot area of the world that can have some very bad summers.
Here is another data point:
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/04/01/its-official-chicago-experienced-the-coldest-four-months-ever/
Originally posted by Eladar"seen" by who? certainly not to many people including myself and all the scientists here and asp the climate scientists who all know the difference between weather and climate and no single weather event can be attributed to climate change whether the change is global warming or global cooling.
Funny how heat is seen as global warming, but when it is cool then it is just weather.