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Us humans have a thing of looking at the weather and claiming it is a portent of doom. That the world is about to end.This appears to be 20 years before Arrhenius first proposed AGW. But more to the point it really is just a comment on differences in the weather in a certain locale.
Rather different from the now well established concept of global climate change.
Well, find another.Are you sure that’s the only effect?
Us humans have a thing of looking at the weather and claiming it is a portent of doom. That the world is about to end.
Today that is dressed up in psudoscience.
A goats entrails are probably better at guessing the climate in 30 years than the computer models used by the Alarmists.
Weather is not climate.
And how are you equipped to determine what is pseudoscience?
That's utter hyperbole.
Study Confirms Climate Models are Getting Future Warming Projections Right - NASA Science
A new evaluation of global climate models used to project Earth's future global average surface temperature finds that most have been quite accurate.climate.nasa.gov
Which is the bit you are not getting.
I have physics and maths to 18 years old. Whilst this is not exactly a high level it allows me to understand basic stuff such as the impact on the day length of any supposed ice melt at the poles. Much more basic maths, stuff I did when I was 9, allows me to understand that the claims of Greenland losing ice mass are drivel.
The outflow of Greenland is around 100Gt/yr. Maybe 250Gt/yr if you believe the stretched up figure, although this would require a flow rate of 3 times the Mississippi, not there when you look at the map. The total snow fall on Greenland is easily 800Gt/yr. Ice mass is simply not possible no matter what NASA says.
What? Saying that there is nothingt to worry about is hyperbolic?? You have lost your head if you believe that.
Which is the bit you are not getting.
I have physics and maths to 18 years old. Whilst this is not exactly a high level it allows me to understand basic stuff such as the impact on the day length of any supposed ice melt at the poles. Much more basic maths, stuff I did when I was 9, allows me to understand that the claims of Greenland losing ice mass are drivel. The outflow of Greenland is around 100Gt/yr. Maybe 250Gt/yr if you believe the stretched up figure, although this would require a flow rate of 3 times the Mississippi, not there when you look at the map. The total snow fall on Greenland is easily 800Gt/yr. Ice mass is simply not possible no matter what NASA says.
What? Saying that there is nothingt to worry about is hyperbolic?? You have lost your head if you believe that.
If you have read that you will be able to talk about a single place on the earth and a single bad aspect so we can look at it in detail. Go for it.
You should be able to belive yourself and be able to asses stuff yourself.Who to believe, climate scientists on a worldwide basis or a denier ranter in a chat forum?
That one is easy.
I don't need to be to spot the bleeding obvious.Are you a climate scientist?
Varin had cause for concern. He had witnessed three dramatic events - all of which were harbingers of doom.
“Before the Rök Runestone was erected, a number of events occurred which must have seemed extremely ominousm,”
Nope. The vertical circulation to the deep ocean is driven by the fact that water has a mximum density at 4c. This will continue to drive the cirrculation where ever the point of mixing between cold and warm waters happens.No, I explicitly got it in my reply to the OP.
Drivel?
Your physics training should then allow you to understand the very real danger of fresh water running off into the North Atlantic and how it could possibly alter the thermohaline circulation.
But that aside, Greenland IS losing ice mass. Whether you like it or not. I doubt that teaching physics and math to high school kids is quite the same as being out on Greenland actually studying it, so I'll leave it to the professionals.
Rate of mass loss from the Greenland Ice Sheet will exceed Holocene values this century - Nature
Rates of ice-mass loss from southwestern Greenland this century will exceed the maximum rate over the past 12,000 years, and would not be the result of natural variation.www.nature.com
(Also: you DO realize how hilarious it is when you say "no matter what NASA says", right? That's one of the funnier things I've read this morning)
No, your point about goat entrails being equivalent to models was hyperbolic.
I don't need to be to spot the bleeding obvious.
You seem to have zero scientific understanding. That means it is impossible to explain anything at all to you.
You should be able to belive yourself and be able to asses stuff yourself.
It should not be the person you are assesing. It should be the argument and the evidence.I do assess. I assess decades of research and data by climate scientists as opposed to rants by deniers in a chat forum, and I assess who to believe, and it's easy to do so.
It should not be the person you are assesing. It should be the argument and the evidence.
Enough to spot some obvious lies that are peddled at me.The climate scientists already do that for me. It would be ridiculous for me to try to do independent research because I am not trained in that discipline. Are you?
Enough to spot some obvious lies that are peddled at me.
There presumably are far more that I am missing but I get some of them.