The oceans have zero problem adapting to anything in the atmosphere
What does that statement even mean?
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The oceans have zero problem adapting to anything in the atmosphere
What does that statement even mean?
The oceans have zero problem adapting to anything in the atmosphere
What does that statement even mean?
Ol' walleyed is a troll so it really doesn't mean anything. He just makes up his drivel on the fly off the top of his head and hopes everyone else is as ignorant as he is and won't notice what asinine nonsense he posts. He is a pathetic tool of the fossil fuel industry and lower than a wart on a toad's asshole.
No need to insult toads, or even warts.
Just a reminder... The thread title is; "Arctic sea ice melting toward record"..
Lots more arctic ice than you boys have been reporting. Data courtesy of the US Navy and collated by Watts up with that. Of course if he touched it it must be bad but the Navy HAS to know how thick the ice is for its boomers.....unlike the AGW folks who go up and freeze their toucases off in an effort to show the ice is gone...not!
Arctic Ice Volume Has Increased 25% Since May, 2008 | Watts Up With That?
Lots more arctic ice than you boys have been reporting. Data courtesy of the US Navy and collated by Watts up with that. Of course if he touched it it must be bad but the Navy HAS to know how thick the ice is for its boomers.....unlike the AGW folks who go up and freeze their toucases off in an effort to show the ice is gone...not!
Arctic Ice Volume Has Increased 25% Since May, 2008 | Watts Up With That?
LOLOLOL....so the paranoid conspiracy theory du jour on dingbat denier cult blogs is 'secret data', eh? More ice than is being reported? LOL. Jeez, you're gullible, walleyed.
Arctic Sea Ice Extent & Volume at Record Lows for the Date
Submitted by Nick Sundt on Sat, 05/29/2010 - 09:44
On 28 May, the extent of Arctic sea ice dropped to a record low for the date of 11,162,188 km2, surpassing the previous record low of 11,199,844 km2 set on 28 May 2006. Since reaching a seasonal maximum of approximately 14,407,344 km2 on 31 March, the extent of sea ice has fallen a staggering 3,245,156 km2 or 2,016,446 square miles. That is an area roughly half the size of the entire United States (including Alaska) and represents a decline of roughly 55,950 km2 per day (34,766 square miles per day). While the extent of Arctic sea ice normally declines during the "melt season" that typically begins in March and continues into September, the decline is unusually rapid for this time of year.
Meanwhile, the sea ice volume for the date is at a record low, falling 9-10,000 km3 below the average (1979-2009) values for the date. That volume, greater than that of Lakes Michigan and Huron combined (8,260 km3 or 1,980 cu mi), is the largest negative anomaly on record (i.e. for all dates since 1979).
In addition to being a very large volume in absolute terms, the volume also is large relative to the total volume of Arctic sea ice. According to a model developed by the University of Washington's Polar Science Laboratory (PSL), the average Arctic sea ice volume in late May averaged around 26,000 km3 during the 1979-2009 period. The current negative anomaly in ice volume therefore represents a loss of around one third of the average sea ice volume.
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And this is an example of a balanced viewpoint on global warming. They report the data and make no attempt at a political statement, instead choosing to present both sides of an argument with corresponding avenues for further research. How refreshing. Like science is supposed to be.
Greenhouse effect - New World Encyclopedia
Lots more arctic ice than you boys have been reporting. Data courtesy of the US Navy and collated by Watts up with that. Of course if he touched it it must be bad but the Navy HAS to know how thick the ice is for its boomers.....unlike the AGW folks who go up and freeze their toucases off in an effort to show the ice is gone...not!
Arctic Ice Volume Has Increased 25% Since May, 2008 | Watts Up With That?
BLah BLAH BLAH!
Doomed I say Doomed!
Lots more arctic ice than you boys have been reporting. Data courtesy of the US Navy and collated by Watts up with that. Of course if he touched it it must be bad but the Navy HAS to know how thick the ice is for its boomers.....unlike the AGW folks who go up and freeze their toucases off in an effort to show the ice is gone...not!
Arctic Ice Volume Has Increased 25% Since May, 2008 | Watts Up With That?
So who are we to trust. The people at the University of Washington, or an undegreeded ex-weatherman that has been caught repeatedly lying?
And this is an example of a balanced viewpoint on global warming. They report the data and make no attempt at a political statement, instead choosing to present both sides of an argument with corresponding avenues for further research. How refreshing. Like science is supposed to be.
Greenhouse effect - New World Encyclopedia
Positive feedback and runaway greenhouse effect
When there is a loop of effects, such as the concentration of a greenhouse gas itself being a function of temperature, there is a feedback. If the effect is to act in the same direction on temperature, it is a positive feedback, and if in the opposite direction it is a negative feedback. Sometimes feedback effects can be on the same cause as the forcing but it can also be via another greenhouse gas or on other effects, such as change in ice cover affecting the planet's albedo.
Positive feedbacks do not have to lead to a runaway effect. With radiation from the Earth increasing in proportion to the fourth power of temperature, the feedback effect has to be very strong to cause a runaway effect. An increase in temperature from greenhouse gases leading to increased water vapor, which is a greenhouse gas, causing further warming is a positive feedback (Terradaily 2006). This cannot be a runaway effect or the runaway effect would have occurred long ago. Positive feedback effects are common and can always exist while runaway effects are much rarer and cannot be operating at all times.
If the effects from the second iteration of the loop of effects is larger than the effects of the first iteration of the loop this will lead to a self perpetuating effect. If this occurs and the feedback only ends after producing a major temperature increase, it is called a runaway greenhouse effect. A runaway feedback could also occur in the opposite direction leading to an ice age. Runaway feedbacks are bound to stop, since infinite temperatures are not observed. They are allowed to stop due to things like a reducing supply of a greenhouse gas, or a phase change of the gas, or ice cover reducing towards zero or increasing toward a large size that is difficult to increase.
The runaway greenhouse effect could also be caused by liberation of methane gas from hydrates by global warming if there are sufficient hydrates close to unstable conditions. It has been speculated that the PermianTriassic extinction event was caused by such a runaway effect (Racki and Wignall 2005). It is also thought that larger area of heat absorbing black soil could be exposed as the permafrost retreats and large quantities of methane could be released from the Siberian tundra as it begins to thaw (Pearce 2006), methane being 25 times more potent a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide (Miller 2000).
BLah BLAH BLAH!
Doomed I say Doomed!
I assume you're talking about your last few remaining brain cells.
Lots more arctic ice than you boys have been reporting. Data courtesy of the US Navy and collated by Watts up with that. Of course if he touched it it must be bad but the Navy HAS to know how thick the ice is for its boomers.....unlike the AGW folks who go up and freeze their toucases off in an effort to show the ice is gone...not!
Arctic Ice Volume Has Increased 25% Since May, 2008 | Watts Up With That?
So who are we to trust. The people at the University of Washington, or an undegreeded ex-weatherman that has been caught repeatedly lying?
When he is publishing information from reputable sources you have to go with him. Especially in light of the fact that at least he is not under a criminal investigation....unlike one of the leading lights of the AGW movement.
So who are we to trust. The people at the University of Washington, or an undegreeded ex-weatherman that has been caught repeatedly lying?
When he is publishing information from reputable sources you have to go with him. Especially in light of the fact that at least he is not under a criminal investigation....unlike one of the leading lights of the AGW movement.
Why wouldn't you just go directly to those "reputable sources" themselves, instead of reading the filter put on them by someone who never even finished college?
College football huh? I notice the tag has disappeared....why is that if it was truly nothing?