Death knell for AGW
- Thread starter Walter
- Start date
Yeah, I just happen to have a whole bunch on my hard drive. :lol:
I'll save you some time--go over to Watt's Up With That--they already have the complete denier line all set up. Hint: It's geothermal.
Right right. No washout so apparently there are still two lakes worth of water within the Greenland Ice Sheet.
Correct?
It's amazing nobody has done a seismic map of the sheet.
Correct?
It's amazing nobody has done a seismic map of the sheet.
I don't know if it's correct. I think you are making a number of assumptions. Did it say there was no washout?
I suppose a good proxy indicator might be a measure of salinity in the area. If salinity is decreasing that may be due to freshwater melt. freshwater has a different density than saltwater too, so they could look at changes in currents.
Or the scientists are all lying. That's always a great fallback position.
After all the thaws and freezes that sheet has gone through over millions of years, it's gotta have some really cool plumbing.
No Warming In Antarctica During Satellite Record
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wor...arming-in-antarctica-during-satellite-record/
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wor...arming-in-antarctica-during-satellite-record/
Perhaps this falls under climate change.
Arctic Tipping Point: A North Pole Without Ice by Fen Montaigne: Yale Environment 360
There are a couple of others about the many arctic lakes that have disappeared and others that disappear and reappear. I can post those also if anyone is remotely interested in reading about them. On the other hand you can just google the info.
Arctic Tipping Point: A North Pole Without Ice by Fen Montaigne: Yale Environment 360
There are a couple of others about the many arctic lakes that have disappeared and others that disappear and reappear. I can post those also if anyone is remotely interested in reading about them. On the other hand you can just google the info.
you mean prolific denier, 90-year old geezer emeritus, tobacco lobbyist and fossil-fuel shill Fred Singer... that Fred Singer?
Arctic warming in ERA-Interim reaffirms Cowtan & Way 2014
The new estimate for the near surface reported by Cowtan and Way in 2014 agrees reasonably well with the ERA-Interim reanalysis for this region. Both provide global averages with a little more warming over recent years than indicated by the widely used HadCRUT4 dataset, which has sparse coverage of the high Arctic.
Cowtan & Way respond to the aforementioned Gleisner et al. (2015) paper: Response to Gleisner et al (2015): Recent global warming hiatus dominated by low latitude temperature trends in surface and troposphere data
He doesn't realize that nobody really cares what he writes anymore, and those of us on his ignore list don't care whether or not he reads what we write.
Last edited: