Global Warming ‘Greatest Scam in History’

[Cobalt_Kid]

The North auroral oval. Credit: NASA, NSSDC, Holzworth and Meng.

Ring of Ice, Ring of Fire
Feb 25, 2010

Everyone knows the Ice Age was a time when the Earth cooled, glaciers moved down from the North, and the mammoths froze. However, everyone is mistaken.Lands in the Arctic get little precipitation, and a mile or more of ice is a lot of water. Before it can fall as snow, it has to evaporate from the ocean and be transported. John Tyndall, a prominent British physicist, realized in 1883 that a mountain of ice in the North requires a lot of energy everywhere else, which means heat. An ice age requires not a cooler climate but a warmer one with a cold spot where the ice is.

That lands near the pole were warm and ice-free during the Ice Age has been known—and ignored—since the 1700s. Tools and other signs of human habitation are (conventionally) at least 30,000 years old.

Pleistocene remains indicate that extensive grasslands supported large populations of many animal species. This warm climate stretched across the northern parts of Siberia, Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, while land to the South was buried under thousands of feet of ice. Further south, beyond the ice, the warm climate again asserted itself.

Glacial scratches in rock show that the ice moved not from the pole but from a number of localized sources. It melted back in a similar way, retreating to local high points from all directions, not generally from south to north.

It all but disappeared during the ensuing interglacial period. The mammoths and the other species now discovered melting out of the permafrost flourished for another several thousand years before being quick-frozen in the purée of flesh, fiber, and gravel that covers the Arctic today. A correct map of the data shows that the ice occurred in a ring around the pole.
Ring of Ice, Ring of Fire

An ice age occures when the annual snowfall exceeds the rate of melting, more land gets covered in snow and ice and more sunlight gets radiated back into space from the highly reflective surface. As the overall climate cools the atmosphere has less ability to hold water vapour so less energy is needed to sustain the process.

An ice age is a complex process that involves circulation of ocean currents and perturbations in the Earths orbit and rotation.

Claiming the earth was warmer when much of the Northern hemisphere was covered in ice up to serveral miles thick make no sense at all.

If this is the kind of logic that climate change deniers are counting on to refute the science then I doubt their case has much of a future... which is good because that means the rest of us do have one.:smile:

 

[Cobalt_Kid]

Olly the Ostrich say, "Earth hasn't warmed. All those temperature readings are a scam. Thermometers are liars" lol

Olly the Ostrich is going to get bit on the butt by Leo the Global Warming Lion.:lol:

 

[AnnaG]

I've been posting about the same mechanism you claim to want to see for a couple of years now. Electrically driven weather , but you give it zero attention. It's in the spin.



News Item: Electric Weather 30 May 2004

Electric rainmaking has been criticized by experts who admit they don't understand lightning. The answer lies in the electrical nature of the solar system.

I'm sure that when the first man saw fire and realized it was hot, he must have also decided that the only answer for its existence must be that some god did it.
No hypothesising, darkbeaver? You just simply state that everything is due to electricity and that's all there is to it. Everything that the experts can't figure out is explainable by you. I see. Interesting.

 

[ironsides]

Mammoth iceberg 'could alter ocean circulation'

PARIS (AFP) – An iceberg the size of Luxembourg knocked loose from the Antarctic continent earlier this month could disrupt the ocean currents driving weather patterns around the globe, researchers said.
While the impact would not be felt for decades or longer, a slowdown in the production of colder, dense water could result in less temperate winters in the north Atlantic, they said Thursday.
The 2,550 square-kilometre (985 square-mile) block broke off on February 12 or 13 from the Mertz Glacier Tongue, a 160-kilometer spit of floating ice protruding into the Southern Ocean from East Antarctica due south of Melbourne, researchers said.
Some 400 metres (1,300 feet) thick, the iceberg could fill Sydney Harbour more than 100 times over.
It could also disturb the area's exceptionally rich biodiversity, including a major colony of emperor penguins near Dumont d'Urville, site of a French scientific station, according to the scientists.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100226/sc_afp/climatewarmingglacierantarcticaiceberg

 

[AnnaG]

Mammoth iceberg 'could alter ocean circulation'

PARIS (AFP) – An iceberg the size of Luxembourg knocked loose from the Antarctic continent earlier this month could disrupt the ocean currents driving weather patterns around the globe, researchers said.
While the impact would not be felt for decades or longer, a slowdown in the production of colder, dense water could result in less temperate winters in the north Atlantic, they said Thursday.
The 2,550 square-kilometre (985 square-mile) block broke off on February 12 or 13 from the Mertz Glacier Tongue, a 160-kilometer spit of floating ice protruding into the Southern Ocean from East Antarctica due south of Melbourne, researchers said.
Some 400 metres (1,300 feet) thick, the iceberg could fill Sydney Harbour more than 100 times over.
It could also disturb the area's exceptionally rich biodiversity, including a major colony of emperor penguins near Dumont d'Urville, site of a French scientific station, according to the scientists.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100226/sc_afp/climatewarmingglacierantarcticaiceberg

WOW! I suppose anything is possible. Trouble is if things like this are told to certain people, they get carried away with it. Some will go into a panic, others will
start scoffing that there's no possibility at all, and the rest have to listen to the idiocy flying between the first two groups.

 

[YukonJack]

Of course, large, Luxembourg-sized ice bergs have only broken off Antarctica, since those evil Americans invented the SUV.

 

[Johnnny]

Its been mild for a february, and 5 minutes ago i seen a earwig on the deck.... WTF

An earwig running around in february, oh man looks liek the earwigs are going to be bad this year again

 

[Tonington]

So I see that you've finally got it right and stopped your references to polar reversal as opposed to polar migration. Perhaps you were confused or perhaps attempting to redirect the conversation.

If you were attentive you would have noticed that I used a pole reversal as the extreme example of pole migration, which you may understand when you read the rest of my reply.

In large part, you have already answered your own question (in part) in the above description. Polar migration, whether it is the cause or the symptom of the axial changes will expose (historically) different areas to greater exposure to the sun... You can fill in the blanks for the rest of the argument, the theoretical effects are pretty straight forward.

You really are daft.

I described precession. A wobbling movement of the polar axis, not a change of where the North magnetic pole is. Petros was describing a moving North magnetic pole, not a wobbling planet.

You asked why that isn't discussed more. Well precession is well discussed. Geomagnetic migration is not, because it lacks a physical explanation to explain climate change.

Your attempt at an explanation shows your ignorance. The amount of sunlight and the angle that it arrives at does not change because the magnetic pole is migrating. So it could not possibly change glacial exposure (let alone the rest of the planet) to the sun. That is the point I am trying to get you to see.

Do you see it yet?

 

[Tonington]

Can't visualize the shaded areas can you? You should review what you think you know about Mr McCarthy as well, where I'm sure one of two things will happen, a/ you will feel stupid for using terms you knew nothing about or b/you'll stiffen your bias and continue wading in the warm shallow end toward the glowing cheeseburger in the distance.:lol:

Well let's see. We have Senator James Inhoffe, a powerful congressman who has used his position as committee chair along with his subpoena power to intimidate enemies. People have been accused simply for being collaborators on scientific works with some people who were named in those stolen emails.

I don't feel stupid, but I feel a bit shocked that I would have to spell it out for you. It's the same tactics McCarthy used.

What revisionist picture would you like to paint of the scumbag McCarthy?

I've been posting about the same mechanism you claim to want to see for a couple of years now. Electrically driven weather , but you give it zero attention. It's in the spin.

Explain.

News Item: Electric Weather 30 May 2004

Electric rainmaking has been criticized by experts who admit they don't understand lightning. The answer lies in the electrical nature of the solar system.

Lots of baflegab. There is no explanation in there for why a magnetic pole movement would cause a warming climate.

As I said, no explanation...

 

[AnnaG]

Seems to me that in order for electricity to cause warming there needs to be a resistance. Take a nail and wind a wire around it and add a current. You get a field or two but the nail won't heat up. Take the wire, cut it in two and attach one wire to one end of the nail and the end of the other wire to the other end of the nail and add current and you'll get warmth. IOW no resistance, no warmth. As Earth has one magnetic north and one south pole there are fields but no resistance.
Maybe the circuit breaker clicked off and something else like radiation from darkbeaver's lit doobie caused the nail's warmth.

 

[Johnnny]

look on the bright side the vikings are going to re colonize greenland

 

[AnnaG]

look on the bright side the vikings are going to re colonize greenland

8O8O8O8OWhen did they leave? Did Denmark give it away or sell it to someone?

 

[Bar Sinister]

We need to push that iceberg up to Africa where I am certain the people could use the water. Anyone got any really big tugboats?

 

[Tonington]

The Economist, tells it like it is:

This led to a Daily Mail headline reading: "Climategate U-turn as scientist at centre of row admits: There has been no global warming since 1995."

Since I've advocated a more explicit use of the word "lie", I'll go ahead and follow my own advice: that Daily Mail headline is a lie. Phil Jones did not say there had been no global warming since 1995; he said the opposite. He said the world had been warming at 0.12°C per decade since 1995. However, over that time frame, he could not quite rule out at the traditional 95% confidence level that the warming since 1995 had not been a random fluke.

Anyone who has even a passing high-school familiarity with statistics should understand the difference between these two statements.

Emphasis added.

 

[Avro]

The Attack on Climate-Change Science Why It's the O.J. Moment of the Twenty-First Century.

 

[Avro]

Dear Walt, Slim Chance and Darkbeaver:

When all logic leaves an argument, which is something that seems to happen on a daily basis in politics, it is good to step back and lay things out in black and white. Give some perspective to a situation to show just how ridiculous the situation has become.
The unprecedented attack on the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) has reached new heights with Republican Senator James Inhofe now calling for criminal investigations into the work of prominent climate change scientists.
Inhofe makes some very broad claims, based on a very narrow band of evidence, saying that, "the Minority Staff believes the emails and accompanying documents seriously compromise the IPCC-based "consensus" and its central conclusion that anthropogenic emissions are inexorably leading to environmental catastrophes."
Inhofe is claiming that based on statements made in 3 emails, by a single person, he has enough evidence to now claim that decades of research by thousands of scientists is "seriously compromised." Like I said, politics and logic rarely go had-in-hand.
To lay out in black and white, below I have compiled a list of the scientific references used in just two of the forty four chapters of the last IPCC report. There are thousands of papers, by thousands of scientists, over decades that make up this body of research.
Even if the so-called "climate gate" turned out to be the scandal Inhofe wants it to be, you could throw out that research and there would still remain thousands of papers, by thousands of scientists.
Take a quick look below at the list and you'll see what I mean. That is, of course, if you're willing to allow common sense back into the conversation on the subject of climate change.

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