Climate change

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  1. Lizzie

    Lizzie Well-Known Member

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    Not warmers - changers
     
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    Oh that's right. When the 'global warming' theory came under attack, as it was getting colder on some parts of the planet, it was rejigged and became "climate change".
     
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    Here's one, then I have to go, for now...Antarctic ice growing not melting.
    Cold Facts About Faux Antarctica Meltdown
     
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    This has been scientifically rebutted. Try again, maybe with some science next time :D
    Is Antarctica losing or gaining ice?
     
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    Yep getting colder in some parts as the jet streams weaken and the polar vortex bulges further south. The jet streams change due to changes in temperature of the ocean currents. The ocean currents are changing due to warming of the oceans.

    BBC Weather: Why is it so cold in the US?

    Projected changes in persistent extreme summer weather events: The role of quasi-resonant amplification

    Other implications from the change in ocean currents (along with overfishing and sea drilling) is that reliable food sources for species such as Antarctica penguins is now out of reach and colonies are showing signs of starving to death
     
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    I am with the believe that nature is in natural cycle and has always been the case..

    Areas that were under water only 4000 years ago are now well and truly high and dry and vice a versa. My wife loves watching the Time Team and they regularly carry out archeology both under water which was previously dry and prehistoric jetties which are high and dry.

    Judging your believes on a sample of 6 years is just a personal opinion, no more no less
     
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    I agree - and most everyone does - that change has always occurred. The only stability in life is change.

    The issue is the current rate of change.

    In the past nature could keep up and evolve alongside the change in climate, including the mammoths that evolved into modern day elephants ... this time around the change is occurring too quickly and the destruction is exacerbated by human intervention (pesticides, pollutants, over-exploiting natural resources).

    I too love Time Team
     
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    I see I have been debunked already......so I'll raise the white flag .........but deep down I still hold the same views......I'll just keep them to myself :)

    I (wrongly) thought that this would be a pleasant change from Labor's negative gearing policy.......which they are said to have taken down from their website. I still appreciate the distraction all the same.

    Last time I posted on global warming on Somersoft, almost exactly 10 years ago to the day, it ran away to 27 pages!
    So much for global warming

    Sorry to throw in the proverbial hand-grenade and run away, but that's what I'm doing this time. You 'changers' are even more zealous than you were a decade ago. Too much for me o_O
     
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    A lot has happened in 10 years ... think I was on the debunk side then but to much has changed since (including the science)
     
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    I was a sceptic at one time as well. When Gore's Inconvenient Truth came out, I thought that it was alarmist nonsense. But the weight of the evidence just became too much to ignore.
     
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    Wow, caring about the deaths of hundreds of millions of people, the enormous security implications and the severe damage to global economics makes me a "zealot".

    If one doesn't care, like you, does that make you reptilian, morally/ethically myopic?
     
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    Actually - I believe we are overpopulated and overdue for a plague ... that won't do much for my investing :eek: and is another topic ... personally I am immediately more concerned about the biodiversity of the planet that is disappearing than the humans.

    The humans will be the last to disappear as we are more adaptive
     
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    Couldn't agree more that we are overpopulation the planet. I don't know about a plague as any plague would need to be absolutely huge to actually make a dent in the approx 8 Billion we now have. The population has actually been self adjusting as we find that we don't need huge families to care for ourselves in old age. The problem is that this has not been taken on in the third world.
     
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    And this is why Elon Musk is a god. By the time we destroy this planet he will have us living on Mars and we can get to work on ruining that one.
     
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