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Hey, you got something right. Good point.

Keep trying. Other than your feeble-minded playground insults I note that you have yet to post anything that refutes my original comment.

I don't have to, moron. You just did it for me.

Oh, are you referring to the larger than normal number of winter tornadoes in the last year or so? Climate Whirlwind: Severe Tornado Outbreaks Are Increasing Severe tornado outbreaks are increasing over time.

So climate change has actually had a positive effect then?

Well, I know Conrad Black considers himself a historian. I had no idea he was an expert on climate as well. Maybe he should stick to defrauding the public.

Another personal attack. A sure sign that you have run out of intelligent replies and that you have conceded my point.

Another personal attack. A sure sign that you have run out of intelligent replies and that you have conceded my point.

I think you posted in the wrong forum. Oh, wait a minute. CC doesn't have a forum for posts that make no sense.

I guess you'd have to ask those people who are going to be drastically affected by things like rising sea levels, increasingly powerful tropical storms, longer droughts, floods in places that don't usually flood, and a host of other climate related problems. Climate is not a machine that can...

Not relevant. You might as well use the snowball Earth as an example. And the reason you are really wrong is that according to climatologists the Earth should be entering the first stages of a new ice age, not getting warmer.

So what you dolts are saying is that Antarctica and Greenland as well as most of the world's glaciers are not melting? And that the last three decades have not been the warmest in recorded history? I think you might want to take a remedial course in basic science or is science something you...

That's not the point of the article. What is the point is that as Antarctica melts the sea level is rising. And as the sea level rises more melting is likely.

Could you please try a more confusing post?

Growing? Yes when a cold climate warms it often gets more snow. Antarctica is as dry as the Sahara in terms of annual precipitation. But if it warms up a little it will almost certainly get more snow. You can see the phenomenon on a local basis if you compare precipitation on the Prairies to...

Perhaps I would have been more accepting of your source if you had quoted George Soros or provided a link to National Enquirer.

Yep. Antarctica loses three trillion tonnes of ice in 25 years https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-44470208 I wonder where it all went. It couldn't have melted could it?

Your reply seems to indicate that you can't think of anything intelligent to say. Who cares? It has nothing to do with my post.

Probably not, but this might help. Kamuthi: The world's largest solar power project https://www.bbc.com/news/av/technology-39963455/kamuthi-the-world-s-largest-solar-power-project