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By fonewear 2019-01-29 19:51:22
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Like global warming is bad...and like umm yea go bears !

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By fonewear 2019-01-29 19:53:51
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Full like global warming and like ummm stuff !

Count the likes !

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By Garuda.Chanti 2019-01-29 20:00:07
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What the most leftward site I ever read* thinks about the starbucks candidate:
Everyone Hates Ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Now & It's Wonderful!
Do I have to mention its Wonkette?

*I really love their style, I usually agree with them, often learn things from them, but they always make me laugh.
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By Nausi 2019-01-29 20:32:23
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It doesn’t do it on mars which is a frozen wasteland (95% co2) and it doesn’t do it on Venus which is as hot as an oven (95% co2).

I wonder why ... science can't possibly explain this, this is clearly the will of God.

How could 2 planets with ~120,000,000KM between them could possibly have such a huge difference in temperature. There is absolutely no way to explain this.

You've managed to both proof without a doubt that #1 global warming is a scam and #2 God exist.
Don’t look now but you just kinda made the claim that CO2 doesn’t drive climate, and that the sun does.
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By Nausi 2019-01-29 20:35:46
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Garuda.Chanti said: »
What the most leftward site I ever read* thinks about the starbucks candidate:
Everyone Hates Ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Now & It's Wonderful!
Do I have to mention its Wonkette?

*I really love their style, I usually agree with them, often learn things from them, but they always make me laugh.
I hope he runs, he’ll split the left vote in two.

How can he not when Harris is already running on 40 Trillion in free stuff and the confiscation of private health insurance?

And Phauxcahontad is running on a 3% net worth CONFISCATION for the wealthy...

2020 is going to be a leftist race to the bottom. Simple laws of economics be damned!
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By Asura.Saevel 2019-01-29 21:07:38
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So to be a Scientist you have to be a liberal...good to know.

Only the opinions of liberal scientists matter. We must pay homage and kneel before the alter of Good Think to get that research grant money.
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By fonewear 2019-01-29 21:25:33
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Some Trump trolling take notice !

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By Asura.Saevel 2019-01-29 21:42:02
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Nausi said: »
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It doesn’t do it on mars which is a frozen wasteland (95% co2) and it doesn’t do it on Venus which is as hot as an oven (95% co2).

I wonder why ... science can't possibly explain this, this is clearly the will of God.

How could 2 planets with ~120,000,000KM between them could possibly have such a huge difference in temperature. There is absolutely no way to explain this.

You've managed to both proof without a doubt that #1 global warming is a scam and #2 God exist.
Don’t look now but you just kinda made the claim that CO2 doesn’t drive climate, and that the sun does.

Physics says CO2 can't possibly drive the climate, it also says H2O and Solar Activity do.

It's best explained when we view how much of our atmosphere is actually CO2. Currently it's measured at 410ppm, which stands for Parts Per Million.

So 410/1,000,000 or 0.00041% of our atmosphere.

Historically it's been higher then 5000 ppm, and in fact around 5,000 ppm was a period in history where the earth had the greatest amount of biodiversity, a level that it hasn't seen since. Further the Oceans hold 10,000 times more CO2 then the atmosphere, liquid H2O is just that much better then nitrogen gas at holding the stuff.

This is where things get interesting, when looking at the geographical climate record, ya know the stuff measured in hundreds of thousands of years instead of a few decades, we don't see high atmospheric CO2 leading to warmer temperatures, instead we see higher temperatures resulting in higher atmospheric CO2 by a century or so. Easy to understand when we realize the Oceans hold so much of the worlds free CO2. Stars don't provide uniform energy output, they are cyclic with ups and downs based on density of continent sized hydrogen and helium pockets. During times of higher Solar energy output, more energy hits the planet, warms up the Oceans slightly resulting in more CO2 out gassing which in turns results in a higher atmospheric concentration. This takes a long time in human terms, multiple decades or even centuries. When the Solar activity recedes the energy output drops down and the out gassing slows resulting in more CO2 being stored back into the Oceans.


The "fireball hellish Earth" folks actually agree on this as it's embedded in their models as hard set forcing. The World warms by 0.01 C resulting in a slight rise in CO2, resulting in more warming, resulting in more CO2, until the planet's temperature is measured over 100C. Seriously if you keep the models running long enough they predict a world of over 100C, which is why they cut the X axes off in a few decades for publication. It's also why you can put in 0 human contribution to CO2 and you still get 100C earth, it just takes longer.

http://www.longrangeweather.com/global_temperatures.htm

Just the past 4500 years of "recorded history"



Man all those fossil fuel burning, SUV driving, coal plant using, tree killing asshats in 1100 BC. I mean if only we had Obama back then to set them straight then we wouldn't of had such warm climate.

Holy ***, *** Fred Flintstone messing up the worlds climate. Internet posters should of told them to "go green".



But wait, there's more

http://joannenova.com.au/2010/02/the-big-picture-65-million-years-of-temperature-swings/



WTF batman, the overall trend is getting colder not warmer....

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To detail the more recent prehistoric temperature changes, scientists have drilled a number of ice cores in ancient glacial ice. Paleotemperature data from ice cores is considered to be our best continuous record of temperatures on the planet for time-spans up to about 420,000 years ago. Annual layering in undisturbed glacial ice allows us to precisely date the layers, and gives us a very accurate time and temperature sequence. The US government drilled the GISP 2 ice core in central Greenland over a five-year period, and the data is available here. This data set is useful because it reports temperatures (measured by oxygen isotopes) every 10 to 60 years — a good resolution. I sometimes see graphs of ice-core temperatures or greenhouse gasses that are based on measurements every 1,000 or 2,000 years: not nearly close enough together for comparisons that are useful today. I downloaded and graphed these data in Excel myself. The following graphs have a time scale in years Before Present (BP).

The next graph of temperature from the ice core for the last 10,000 years (the current interglacial period) shows that Greenland is now colder than for most of that period (vertical scale in degrees C below zero). We can see the Medieval Warm Period 800 to 1,000 years ago was not particularly warm, and the Little Ice Age 150 to 650 years ago was one of the longest sustained cold periods during this interglacial. We are now recovering from this abnormal cold period, and the recovery started long before anthropogenic greenhouse gases were produced in any quantity. The curved trend line in green shows that we have been experiencing declining temperatures for the past 3,000 years, and are likely to be heading down toward the next ice age. Temperatures are only considered to be increasing if viewed for the last 150 years, from 1850 onward, which is roughly when thermometers began collecting global data, and is also the period of time the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has chosen for its review. The red portion of the curve is the recovery from the Little Ice Age. The amount of 20th century warming is unknown, since it was recently revealed that unknown portions of the international temperature databases have been tampered with, and the amount and extent of the tampering has not been publicly documented. It is likely that some warming has continued into the 20th century, but it is also likely that the amount of warming is not as great as the 0.6 degrees C that the global warming advocates would lead us to believe.

Our current warming is well within natural variation, and in view of the general decline in temperatures during the last half of this interglacial, is probably beneficial for mankind and most plants and animals. The graph clearly shows the Minoan Warming (about 3200 years ago), the Roman Warming (about 2000 years ago), and the Medieval Warm Period (about 900 years ago). Great advances in government, art, architecture, and science were made during these warmer times.

Greenland GISP2 ice core - last 10,000 years.
UPDATE: This graph shows the ice-core data up until 1855. The last 150 years (1705 to 1855) are highlighted in red to show the warming as the Earth began coming out of the LIA.

Long-term, temperatures are now declining (for the last 3,000 years), and we appear to be headed for the next 90,000 year ice age, right on schedule at the end of our current 10,000 year warm period. We have repeated this cycle 46 times in succession over the last 2.6 million years. And in case you are wondering, the previous Antarctic ice cores tell a broadly similar story. The following graph of ice core data from Vostok (vertical scale in degrees C variation from present) shows that Antarctica is also experiencing a long-term (4,000 year) cooling trend mirroring the Greenland GISP2 cooling trend. Though the individual temperature spikes and dips are different than in Greenland, the long-term temperature trend on the planet appears to be down, not up. And since it is so late in our current interglacial period, we could be concerned about global cooling.

Vostok Antarctica, last 12,000 years.
Vostok Antarctica, last 12,000 years of Interglacial temperature.

The US is currently drilling a new ice core (see here), already at 1,512 meters where it is 7,700 years old, that is dated absolutely by counting annual ice layers, and each layer will be analyzed for temperature, greenhouse gases, and other constituents. This will give us the best Antarctic record yet. I believe the results will confirm the above. We geologists owe it to policy-makers to give them the benefit of our longer-term perspective. I believe we will regret regulating CO2, since doing so will not produce any measurable climate control, and may actually cause great harm to world economies. If we want to promote renewable energy sources (and I do), let us not penalize fossil fuel production and use. We may soon need all the energy we can produce, if the long-term cooling continues.

My main point is that natural variation is so large, even if we cease all emissions completely, the climate will still change (just look at the graphs). The cost of (possibly) slightly influencing this change is so great, why not spend a lot less adapting to it? Since we don’t know if the long-term climate is cooling or warming (I bet on cooling long-term), we could spend trillions to cut emissions, only to have the climate cool catastrophically on its own. What then? Pump as much CO2 into the air as possible?

Warming is not a killer, but global cooling is. It would only take a few years of global crop failures from cold weather to put populations at serious risk. Both the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are thickening: Leave anything on the ice, and it gets buried pretty fast (for example: the US South Pole Base was recently reconstructed because the old base was being crushed by snow and ice, and WWII planes lost on Greenland’s southeast coast, were covered by 264 feet of ice in 50 years: see the image below). This is not rocket science. Sure, the sea-level edges are retreating (that is why we call them the ablation zones of a glacier), but they represent a minute portion of the continent-scale ice mass.

Basically humans are short sighted idiots. Anyone focusing on the past 100 years as any sort of "climate" standard is so far off base as to not be taken seriously by the people with the largest most accurate climate record, the Geologists.

Now pollution is bad and can cause some very bad local weather effects. Cities are notorious due to their high density of atmospheric particulate matter causing the thermal ceiling to be lower, which in turns creates warmer nights. Polluting streams, waterways and oceans is very bad, especially those dumping crap near reefs causing the water to have a higher acidity. Things that humans do most certainly effects local weather, zero chance at effecting global climate.
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By Nausi 2019-01-29 23:43:04
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I dont recall the theory BUT atmospheric pressure is probably the largest (or second largest) component of climate. Explains the differences between venus earth and mars, as well as moons like titan.

Co2 cannot drive temperature. Temperature drives co2. Every homebrewer knows cold beer is easier to carbonate than warm beer because more co2 dissolves into cold water than warm water. Extrapolated globally, as ice ages cycle, theres all this off gassing and re-absorbing of the co2 in the oceans to reflect the correlation of co2 and temps over the last 800k years..
 
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By Nausi 2019-01-30 10:38:51
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Caitsith.Shiroi said: »
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It doesn’t do it on mars which is a frozen wasteland (95% co2) and it doesn’t do it on Venus which is as hot as an oven (95% co2).

I wonder why ... science can't possibly explain this, this is clearly the will of God.

How could 2 planets with ~120,000,000KM between them could possibly have such a huge difference in temperature. There is absolutely no way to explain this.

You've managed to both proof without a doubt that #1 global warming is a scam and #2 God exist.
Don’t look now but you just kinda made the claim that CO2 doesn’t drive climate, and that the sun does.

I don't think I've ever denied the sun existing ... good luck with that one.

Literally no one suggested you denied the sun exists.

Your terrible strawman is not an argument.
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By fonewear 2019-01-30 12:37:28
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By Garuda.Chanti 2019-01-30 15:10:28
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Green Bay Police 'Cancel' Crime Due to Freezing Weather

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Police in the Lake Michigan city took the unprecedented step of "banning crime" as temperatures plummeted.

“With the wind chill warnings, we simply cannot have any criminals putting themselves in harm’s way at those temperatures,” Police Chief Andrew Smith told the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “Avoiding crime and criminal activities is especially important during periods of inclement weather. Also during all other times.” ...
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By Garuda.Chanti 2019-01-30 15:18:41
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By fonewear 2019-01-30 15:48:59
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Green Bay Police 'Cancel' Crime Due to Freezing Weather

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Police in the Lake Michigan city took the unprecedented step of "banning crime" as temperatures plummeted.

“With the wind chill warnings, we simply cannot have any criminals putting themselves in harm’s way at those temperatures,” Police Chief Andrew Smith told the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “Avoiding crime and criminal activities is especially important during periods of inclement weather. Also during all other times.” ...

Ban crime why didn't the police do this a long time ago...it's brilliant !
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By fonewear 2019-01-30 15:52:57
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I still think the Futurama way of dealing with global warming would work:

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By Siren.Mosin 2019-01-30 16:47:30
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still miss you on shiva ; ;
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By Nausi 2019-01-30 21:12:12
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PA officials have admitted to finding at least 11k+ names of non citizens on voter rolls.

Voter fraud is real!
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By Viciouss 2019-01-30 22:06:02
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.
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By Nausi 2019-01-31 06:22:00
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.
Reminder, Vic is full of ***.

He does not want to stop voter fraud because he knows it entirely benefits democrats.
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By Garuda.Chanti 2019-01-31 10:13:07
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.
Of course the walkback will never garner the headlines that the original release has.
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By Viciouss 2019-01-31 10:35:27
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.
Of course the walkback will never garner the headlines that the original release has.

Oh yeah, Fox News buried it as fast as possible. But its ok, the balloon was popped.
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By Bahamut.Ravael 2019-01-31 11:38:08
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Garuda.Chanti said: »
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.
Of course the walkback will never garner the headlines that the original release has.

Maybe Fox saw how well that worked for BuzzFeed, ABC News, CNN, etc. and thought that they'd give it a try.
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By fonewear 2019-01-31 12:21:23
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Vic I have an important question for you...where in the world is...Carmen San Diego !
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By Caitsith.Zahrah 2019-01-31 13:28:15
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Just a reminder, Texas officials have walked back that fake report on 58k noncitizens voting, turns out, they were all legal. How embarrassing, as the voter fraud myth strikes out again.

Still grinning about this one. Bad news, I doubt Beto, if he does decide to campaign again, will be able to unseat middle-of-the-road, bland Cornyn.
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By Nausi 2019-01-31 13:58:23
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Who cares Zah, Beto got all the illegal votes.
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By Viciouss 2019-01-31 14:03:05
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It's been proven there were no illegal votes :)
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By Garuda.Chanti 2019-01-31 17:05:58
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Who cares Zah, Beto got all the illegal votes.
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It's been proven there were no illegal votes :)
He will never believe that.
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By Viciouss 2019-01-31 19:15:03
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I know, that's what makes him so cute.
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