Death knell for AGW

captain morgan

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Just how much mileage do you think you can squeeze out of that "ice-free Arctic" meme?

A lot, especially with big diesel engines like this one.

 

waldo

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Maybe he should watch this.......but it won't change his mind......:grin:

DuhSleeper! Try a googly on the debunking of that POS! :mrgreen: Given the profile it received, it rightly deserved the thrashing it received! Is it any wonder you... you... would hold it up as some testament to "accuracy/truth/authority"!

How much mileage can you get from CO2?

it appears quite a bit... not even guys who play at being fake-scientists on CC can manage to even put a dent into it!
 

waldo

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then answer the questions you keep avoiding... is there a problem for you?


still waiting HoloceneMan... still waiting! :mrgreen:

you really want to say something about the 'Holocene optimum'... why not just say it? Why are you such a tease? :lol: By the by, what was the cause(s) of warming during that period... and how does that apply in relation to today's relatively recent warming?
the same questions await you.... why are you avoiding them? You so are the HoloceneMan, yet you refuse to answer my questions concerning the causal tie to Holocene Optimum warming and how you believe that correlates with today's relatively recent warming. Why are you so deflecting of those questions? Just answer them, HoloceneMan!



What is normal ice extent?

it's the typical year-to-year re-growth of first-year ice... that, in turn, is the first ice to melt in the subsequent melting phase. As I answered your question, care to comment on the fixation with a single year (extent only), while ignoring the massive loss of ice over the decades... while refusing to acknowledge the long-term melting trends, both extent and volume?
 

petros

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it's the typical year-to-year re-growth of first-year ice... that, in turn, is the first ice to melt in the subsequent melting phase. As I answered your question, care to comment on the fixation with a single year (extent only), while ignoring the massive loss of ice over the decades... while refusing to acknowledge the long-term melting trends, both extent and volume?

Between which year to which year?
 

waldo

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oh my... petros... why did you try to add that particular graphic when I just supplied you a much more accurate one? Oh wait, is it because... your preferred graph fails to show recent warming? I've re-posted your graphic with the missing caption... you're welcome!!!


but again, just answer the questions... HoloceneMan!

you really want to say something about the 'Holocene optimum'... why not just say it? Why are you such a tease? :lol: By the by, what was the cause(s) of warming during that period... and how does that apply in relation to today's relatively recent warming?

the same questions await you.... why are you avoiding them? You so are the HoloceneMan, yet you refuse to answer my questions concerning the causal tie to Holocene Optimum warming and how you believe that correlates with today's relatively recent warming. Why are you so deflecting of those questions? Just answer them, HoloceneMan!
 

petros

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On purpose? I grabbed the Wikipedia one. Go swap mine out for your's on Wikipedia if you feel it is better or the one used on there is jaded.
 

waldo

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On purpose? I grabbed the Wikipedia one. Go swap mine out for your's on Wikipedia if you feel it is better or the one used on there is jaded.

you just happened to miss the caption? You didn't like my image... the one from PNAS? Just answer the questions poser, just answer them!
 

waldo

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There are oodles of graphs. That is why you can't argue using graphs and why people make fun of you for using graphs.

no - and I just made fun of you for the graph you tried to pass off as an accurate reflection. You're nothing but a poser too afraid to actually answer a few questions that would expose your charade.

and yes, graphs can be used to argue... like this one following since you seemed to like a Greenland regional focus... GRIP vs. GISP2, hey!