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Its been a while :dunno:

Actually a real while Los Angeles never reached 70degrees in February, first time in recorded history.  :news:

In your best Sludge voice OOPs 

 

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Posted
57 minutes ago, Momorider said:

Its been a while :dunno:

Actually a real while Los Angeles never reached 70degrees in February, first time in recorded history.  :news:

In your best Sludge voice OOPs 

 

Lower than average temps are caused by global warming 

Posted
7 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Warmest 5 years on record happened in the last 5 years.  Warmest 10 happened in the last 15 years.

:bc:

Neal

The earth has been a lot warmer. We’re currently in a state of cooling 

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Posted
10 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Warmest 5 years on record happened in the last 5 years.  Warmest 10 happened in the last 15 years.

:bc:

Neal

You're a farmer right?  Trying growing your crop in a controlled environment where CO2 is less than 280 PPM and let us know how that turns out.

 

Posted
19 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Warmest 5 years on record happened in the last 5 years.  Warmest 10 happened in the last 15 years.

:bc:

Neal

:lies:

Posted
20 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Warmest 5 years on record happened in the last 5 years.  Warmest 10 happened in the last 15 years.

:bc:

Neal

Lets see that data.  I guess NOAA and NASA keep that under lock and key.

Posted
42 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Warmest 5 years on record happened in the last 5 years.  Warmest 10 happened in the last 15 years.

:bc:

Neal

On record? In the history of the planet? Why don’t you say since NASA startec taking Satellite readings of temperatures???

Posted
7 minutes ago, jtssrx said:

On record? In the history of the planet? Why don’t you say since NASA startec taking Satellite readings of temperatures???

Medieval warming period was way warmer, kneel is dumb :guzzle:

Posted
1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

You're a farmer right?  Trying growing your crop in a controlled environment where CO2 is less than 280 PPM and let us know how that turns out.

 

Plant life and human life are not the same.

Neal

Posted
39 minutes ago, jtssrx said:

On record? In the history of the planet? Why don’t you say since NASA startec taking Satellite readings of temperatures???

On record, just as my post states.

No, we don't had a recorded history of Earth's temperature.

Why not do a bit of reading?

Neal

Posted
44 minutes ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Of course it has.

No we are not.

Neal

Yes this year was cooler than the last few 

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Posted
1 hour ago, NaturallyAspirated said:

Plant life and human life are not the same.

Neal

What ever :lol:

Posted

Chris Hayes of the uber-liberal MSNBC responded to a complaint on Twitter that his network wasn't clanging the global warming alarm bells loudly enough or regularly enough with this tweet:

"every single time we've covered it's been a palpable ratings killer. so the incentives are not great."

So why this sudden outburst of common sense among the mainstream press?

Perhaps they've come to the realization that after decades of end-of-the-world predictions and oversaturation coverage, during which time global temperatures have barely budged, the public has stopped paying attention. You can only predict the end of the world so many times, after all, before people start to get skeptical.

The attempts by scientists and environmental activists to blame everything on global warming has probably increased public skepticism as well. Case in point is a video running on the Weather Channel app about a study that claims to have found a link between suicides and climate change. Even an uninformed public will start to question the validity of all these wild claims.

The public may also have noticed that the most vocal preachers of climate change doom — Al Gore, Leonardo DiCaprio, etc. — don't act like there's any crisis whatsoever. They still own huge energy sucking mansions and party on massive gas guzzling yachts.

They aren't the only global warming hypocrites. A survey earlier this year by researchers at the University of Michigan and Cornell University found that those who said they were "highly concerned" about global warming were the least likely to take individual action. Skeptics were more likely to do the things the alarmist demand: recycle, use public transportation and so forth.

How big a crisis can climate change be if those who scream the loudest about it can't be bothered to change their own behavior?

Whatever the cause of the climate ennui, it's clear that years of proselytizing about the "existential threat" posed by a warmer planet has failed to win many converts.

In fact, a recent Gallup survey asked people to name the most important problems facing the country today. Neither "climate change" nor "global warming" even showed up on the list of more than 45 items. Just 2% named "environment/pollution."

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Patrick Michaels, Cato Institute scholar and a former Virginia state climatologist, points out that while the combination of heat and humidity hit a maximum heat index of 125 degrees in Northern Virginia on the day before Independence Day, nothing this summer comes close to matching the misery that befell the nation in the summers of the ‘30s when, Babe Ruth set home-run records, Bonnie and Clyde set bank-robbing records and the heat set records that stand today. John Christy, a University of Alabama climate scientist, observes that 11 of the 12 hottest years on record occurred before 1960. That was before the rapid rise in the supposed source of human-caused climate change — carbon dioxide released by industrialization.

 

 

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John Christy, a University of Alabama climate scientist, observes that 11 of the 12 hottest years on record occurred before 1960.

 

No fucking way, NASA and NOAA say different.  LOL 

Posted (edited)

Great lakes just hit 70% ice coverage.

4 out of the last 6 years more than average ice. 

We'll have cold issue before warm in North America

Talk of moving spring sports later in the year because of recent winter's are underway

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Posted
11 hours ago, racer254 said:

John Christy, a University of Alabama climate scientist, observes that 11 of the 12 hottest years on record occurred before 1960.

 

No fucking way, NASA and NOAA say different.  LOL 

Hemm he also said:

"We just said that human effects have a warming influence, and that's certainly true."

:news:

Neal

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