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And back to the stupid from manmouth. We don't know everything but we know CO2 does 'X' but I have no lab work to validate it.Its very relevant. When saying "the science is settled" one has to know the subject matter thoroughly.You cannot determine anything without understanding the entire process.
That's obvious nonsense.
We don't know everything about gravity, but know enough for us to launch rockets.
We don't know everything about climate, but know enough to see CO2 is warming things strongly.
The science doesn't have to be 100% settled to draw correct and useful conclusions. The science has to be settled enough, not settled completely.
Thanks from the site [email protected]We get it, jc. Like so many deniers, you're fundamentally yellow, all the way down to your core. Being yellow, you run from all the science, and try to cover by lying outright about a lack of experiments. It's just boring, your pathological liar act.
I hope you don't claim to be religious, as then you'd be headed for a toasty afterlife indeed. Think about it. Is your cult membership worth the price of your soul?
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA....when all else fails and you've been proven to be an empty suit, attack religion.
The science? You mean skook's misreprentation of the Daly Mail's misrepresentation of a small bit of a science?
Interesting that you think it's so accurate.
I don't buy it, because there's been no increase in small volcanic activity in the the past decades. I'd like to hear how no increase in volcanic activity could cause increased emissions of volcanic aerosols.
you make a good point here. we don't have a clue what we are doing to the planet and it's atmosphere but it ain't good can be agreed on I think even by you. Maybe we need to warm it up for the future yellowstone super blast coming do to the endless fracking slipping the rocks to release gas and then magmaOooops......didn't factor in what they felt to be "insignificant" volcanic eruptions!!! Which has put a huge damper on temperatures in the past 18 years.
Volcanoes ARE cooling Earth and have reduced temperatures and tropical rainfall Daily Mail Online
Bottom line and the point always made by climate skeptics........in the end, in 2014, nobody knows shit about shit about the dynamics of the climate. To call it "decided" is.............well, no elaboration needed!!!
Its very relevant. When saying "the science is settled" one has to know the subject matter thoroughly.You cannot determine anything without understanding the entire process.
That's obvious nonsense.
We don't know everything about gravity, but know enough for us to launch rockets.
We don't know everything about climate, but know enough to see CO2 is warming things strongly.
The science doesn't have to be 100% settled to draw correct and useful conclusions. The science has to be settled enough, not settled completely.
you make a good point here. we don't have a clue what we are doing to the planet and it's atmosphere but it ain't good can be agreed on I think even by you. Maybe we need to warm it up for the future yellowstone super blast coming do to the endless fracking slipping the rocks to release gas and then magma
http://www.weather.com/science/envi...ars-record-occurred-21st-century-wmo-20140324
13 of 14 Hottest Years on Record All Occurred in 21st Century
By Terrell Johnson
Published Mar 24 2014 08:40 PM EDT
weather.com
Call it climate change, global warming or even global "weirding," 2013 was the planet's sixth hottest year on record, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced Monday in a report that detailed a litany of historic weather events around the world like Typhoon Haiyan, Cyclone Phailin and Australia's record-breaking heat wave.
The average temperature worldwide last year – global land and ocean surface temperatures – was 58.1°F, about 0.9°F above the 1961-1990 average and about 0.05°F above the 2001-2010 decadal average, the WMO said in the report.
The organization's Annual Statement on the Status of the Climate showed also that despite the oft-reported global warming "hiatus," 13 of the 14 warmest years in recorded weather history have all occurred in the opening years of the 21st century.
Now with 2014 coming somewhere between third warmest and first, make that 14 of the 15 warmest years have occurred in this century.
http://www.weather.com/science/envi...ars-record-occurred-21st-century-wmo-20140324
13 of 14 Hottest Years on Record All Occurred in 21st Century
By Terrell Johnson
Published Mar 24 2014 08:40 PM EDT
weather.com
Call it climate change, global warming or even global "weirding," 2013 was the planet's sixth hottest year on record, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced Monday in a report that detailed a litany of historic weather events around the world like Typhoon Haiyan, Cyclone Phailin and Australia's record-breaking heat wave.
The average temperature worldwide last year – global land and ocean surface temperatures – was 58.1°F, about 0.9°F above the 1961-1990 average and about 0.05°F above the 2001-2010 decadal average, the WMO said in the report.
The organization's Annual Statement on the Status of the Climate showed also that despite the oft-reported global warming "hiatus," 13 of the 14 warmest years in recorded weather history have all occurred in the opening years of the 21st century.
Now with 2014 coming somewhere between third warmest and first, make that 14 of the 15 warmest years have occurred in this century.
http://www.weather.com/science/envi...ars-record-occurred-21st-century-wmo-20140324
13 of 14 Hottest Years on Record All Occurred in 21st Century
By Terrell Johnson
Published Mar 24 2014 08:40 PM EDT
weather.com
Call it climate change, global warming or even global "weirding," 2013 was the planet's sixth hottest year on record, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced Monday in a report that detailed a litany of historic weather events around the world like Typhoon Haiyan, Cyclone Phailin and Australia's record-breaking heat wave.
The average temperature worldwide last year – global land and ocean surface temperatures – was 58.1°F, about 0.9°F above the 1961-1990 average and about 0.05°F above the 2001-2010 decadal average, the WMO said in the report.
The organization's Annual Statement on the Status of the Climate showed also that despite the oft-reported global warming "hiatus," 13 of the 14 warmest years in recorded weather history have all occurred in the opening years of the 21st century.
Now with 2014 coming somewhere between third warmest and first, make that 14 of the 15 warmest years have occurred in this century.
From the “temperature bias only goes one way department” and the University of Montana:
Mountain system artificially inflates temperature increases at higher elevations
MISSOULA – In a recent study, University of Montana and Montana Climate Office researcher Jared Oyler found that while the western U.S. has warmed, recently observed warming in the mountains of the western U.S. likely is not as large as previously supposed.
His results, published Jan. 9 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, show that sensor changes have significantly biased temperature observations from the Snowpack Telemetry (SNOTEL) station network.
More than 700 SNOTEL sites monitor temperature and snowpack across the mountainous western U.S. SNOTEL provides critical data for water supply forecasts. Researchers often use SNOTEL data to study mountain climate trends and impacts to mountain hydrology and ecology.
