iceberg
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so how do i know in 40 years it won't be "ah, global warming..." - we can't make up our minds very long.Ahhhh, the 70's. That would explain why....it came up in the 70s.Well, when it takes them three years and running to compile their data, I guess we'll all be running on "old news." You are too bright to believe that because there have been horrible storms in the past it somehow argues that climate change may bring about fewer but more intense storms. You know it is an average over years. You know that averages include minor and major storms. You KNOW that, so why are you arguing such a goof ball third grade statement from Bear?dunno. i just like to look up blanket statements and see how valid they may or may not be. i hear storms are getting worse and maybe they are. but i've seen horrible storms a lot through life and not just recently.Thanks, but I have a question: Why are so many of the weather reporting articles from 2014 based on 2013 data and prior? I noticed that, too, when I was looking at articles. Does it really take that long to compile data?
i've also seen not long ago the left and science say a mini ice age is coming. oops.
it's hard to believe someone and take them seriously when they rage to a point and then keep changing the name of it to fit another potential possibility.
I don't remember the mini ice age thing--I remember something about everyone getting cancer from a hole in the ozone and then we stopped selling aerosols for the most part. Predictions and the "latest" scientific theories are frequently proved wrong over time; that is true. We can't deny the climate is changing. We can't deny we are pumping much, much more C02 in the atmosphere than we were 300 years ago. We can't deny C02 increases temps on Earth. So we can reasonably deny what?
- That we can do anything about it
- How much we should pay/sacrifice/contribute toward an attempted solution
Those are the only real bones of contention I see available.
it's back.
mini ice age prediction - Google Search
I guess we'd better buckle up. That mini ice age lasted a couple hundred years. In Maine, it created the year without summer in 1816. Although in 1940-something, an old timer friend of mine remembers it snowing on her brother's baseball game in June.