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We Live In The Pleistocene Ice Age
Hear a new talk at the Weather Club, "We Live In The Pleistocene Ice Age" on August 17 at 1:30 PM at Laurel Manor. We live in the coldest period of Earth's 4.5 billion year history. It's called the Pleistocene Ice Age, which started 2.5 million years ago; and with few exceptions, each Ice Age glaciation gets colder and colder. Before the Pleistocene, the Earth had no permanent ice caps - but now we do. Even though we are in an Interglacial Warming Period, many glaciers continue to grow.
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crammed down everyone's throat'[/QUOTE] ??? It's not a pill. And nobody is physically assaulting and force feeding anyone. Non-believers (there, I didn't say deniers) act like little kids sticking their fingers in their in their ears screaming "ice age, ice age" just because they don't like hearing the truth. |
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By the way, the pliestocene ended around 11,700 years ago.
Welcome to the Holocene. |
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If you remember about all the claims of doom and death that have been predicted over the years, there should be no life on our planet. So far we are still here and none of these dire predictions have happened. Keep screaming wolf and eventually no one will believe it. |
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Will the real climate scientists please stand up? The real climate scientists are not involved with the Gore and Greta Thunberg propaganda movement. That movement changes their narrative every few years to keep it going.
For example, this statement came from Gore about 15 years ago: ‘ Mr Gore, speaking at the Copenhagen climate change summit, stated the latest research showed that the Arctic could be completely ice-free in five years.’ Or how about this statement from 1 of these so called climate scientists in 2009: ‘Dr Maslowki, who works at the US Naval Postgraduate School in California, said that his latest results give a six-year projection for the melting of 80 per cent of the ice, but he said he expects some ice to remain beyond 2020.’ These statements came fro Al Gores movie from the 2006 timeframe: ‘Gore predicts that our shores will be flooded and sea-bordering cities will sink beneath the water leaving millions of people homeless. His narration tells the audience that, due to global warming, melting ice could release enough water to cause at 20-foot rise in sea level “in the near future.” ‘. I sure didn’t buy beach front property when I bought in TV. |
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Learn the difference between weather and climate. Big difference.
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For everyone's sake, I hope they don't go to Robert Young or Neil Patrick Harris for medical advice just because they played doctors on tv. |
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Tell that to the people of Maui.
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This is the best thing that I've ever heard on the subject. Go ahead, attack the source but try to refute the information.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSrjAXK5pGw |
The Weather Club....should have its full name here....whether you believe science based by thousands of peer review articles....or whether you believe unqualified Villages "experts" who present NO peer review articles and only their opinions and those of other whackos!
Being a meteorologist is not the same as a climatologist...no matter how you stretch it! |
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1. Climate change is real but it's a small price to pay for the convenience of burning fossil fuels. 2. Climate change is real but we don't know the precise magnitude of how bad it will be and we like the convenience of burning fossil fuels. 3. If we use our definitions to restate what a paper claims to show then we can demonstrate that the paper doesn't show that. Oh, and we like the convenience of burning fossil fuels. To be fair, the paper says: Among abstracts expressing a position on AGW, 97.1% endorsed the consensus position that humans are causing global warming.People can debate whether "humans are causing global warming" means all warming is caused by humans or whether it means the significant increase in warming is caused by humans. The video argues against the former but so would I. On the other hand, while the irrefutable proof is missing, I believe the latter. |
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Here are just a few...there are lots. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...f22ec4fd&ei=16 New Discoveries Changed Our Understanding of Human History |
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I will say that I agree with that as an explanation for part of the warming. What I don't see in that statement and I can't get out of my mind is the correlation between the increase in CO2 and the increase in the *rate* of warming. Could be a coincidence, that happens, but it could also be more. Has AGW been proven to be the cause of the increase in rate? Not sure about that. Plenty of models and explanations for why AGW *could* be the cause though. Worth spending $100T on? Now we're really into speculation and opinion. Renewable power, less dependence on fossil fuels, cleaner vehicles are all worth exploring. Waiting for China or India to invest in the research and development is a lost cause. Getting ahead of the game and driving the price down so that India and China can afford the "green" solutions? We're back into opinions again but that might be worthwhile. |
IMO the problem with climate too many humans and too many corn, soybeans fields, strip mines, cattle farms, fishing boats the dredge the oceans. Too many termite mounds, and many more. But overpopulation and deforestation NO 1 IMO.
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.......To be serious. If you Google, "is Antarctica losing mass (melting)? You get to NASA (.com) where you see the statement. Antarctica is melting at an average rate of 150 BILLION tons per year. Greenland's loss is even greater.....losing about 270 BILLION tons per year, adding to sea level rise. ........NASA satellites show that the land ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica have been LOSING mass since 2002. |
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If the goal is depopulation, show your commitment by leading the way and being an example to others.
By and by, I’ll let you know if it works. |
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