Global warming 'undeniable,' scientists say

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Yellow Star wrote:

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You're like one of those religious zealots that take different bits and passages out of the bible(new and old testament), cobble them together and present them as a coherent story with a consistent thread when they are not.
The whole body of scientific evidence for global warming/climate change is a behemouth compared to what you just provided as proof against GW/CC
Rather than using the body of evidence from the scientific community the basis of your decision, you would rather it be decided on anecdotal evidence provided by disingenuous actors..., this happens on BOTH sides of the debate.
I'm not gonna get caught up fighting over stupidity and egos like two chicks fighting over a shiftless bum on jerry springer but I will honestly consider any reasonable evidence and adjust my position accordingly.

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BLOWZO the MARXIST HICK wrote:

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WHY DIDN'T YOU or ANYONE IN YOUR INTERNET CHURCH
RECOGNIZE TREES CAN'T BE M.A.G.I.C.A.L. T.R.E.E.M.O.M.I.T.U.R.S?
Because YOU'RE A BUNCH OF INTOXICATED LIBTARD MOONBATS.
WHY DIDN'T YOU or ANYONE IN YOUR INTERNET CHURCH
RECOGNIZE that M.A.G.I.C. H.O.C.K.E.Y. S.T.I.C.K. SCRAWLS
AREN'T R.E.A.L. M.A.T.H?
WHY NOT?
B.E.C.A.U.S.E. you are BAFFLED, GULLIBLE, IGNORANT, INTOXICATED MOONBAT
T.R.A.S.H.

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Jeff T in MPLS wrote:

I posed a rhetorical question: "who decides what is anyone's 'fair share'"?

Jeff T in MPLS wrote:

Liberals like you think it should come from anyone but you as long as you get the benefit.

Jeff T in MPLS wrote:

But, as your hero Karl Marx once said 'you don't work, you don't eat'.

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Yellow Star wrote:

behemouth

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SpaceBlues wrote:

<quoted text>You don't have to ignore what's known.
What does past climate change tell us about global warming?
http://www.skepticalscience.com/climate-chang...

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Seattle Slew wrote:

Interestingly, your "position" is simply denier, without ANY thought... I"m sure when your wrong, you'll be the first to do nothing...again.

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U of M student wrote:

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Neandrethal in logic
Climate change is exasperated by man and combustion engines. Solar events are irrelevant. This damage to the planet is due to a lazy lifestyle. Read electronic books, ride bikes to commute. Get off the desire for gas driven vehicles.
This is OUR planet not your planet.

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Brian_G wrote:

<quoted text>If man made greenhouse gas emissions change global climate then we are already mitigating climate change against global cooling; the indirectly observed ice ball Earth catastrophe.
Please, don't stop emitting CO2.

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tina anne wrote:

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Of course to you solar events are irelvenant since man cannot control solar events. You cannot use solar events to convince people to change, to give up those gas powered vehicles.
The fact that the average person lives to far from where they shop and work to far for a bike, cannot use a ten speed to haul home the groceries.
Neandrethal in logic, your post did not reach that level.

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Boiling Pot wrote:

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Orlando, Daytona Beach reach record-low temperatures
ORLANDO, DAYTONA BEACH REACH RECORD-LOW
TEMPERATURES http://articles.orlandosentinel.com June 28, 2012
Record low temperatures were shattered in Orlando and Daytona Beach overnight after a cool front moved through the area.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne the temperature dipped to 64 degrees at Orlando International Airport, shattering the previous record of 66 set in 1920.

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Seattle Slew wrote:

You should realize, you made NO point, again...

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Soros funded NPR wrote:

Not all hot: Record low temperatures keep some across U.S. on the chilly side
Record low temperatures keep some chilly
Posted: 07/03/2012 Last Updated: 11 hours and 15 minutes ago
By: Mark Johnson, newsnet5.com
CLEVELAND - We've been hearing a lot about the record high temperatures across the country this past week. You might not have heard about all of the record low temperatures. Yes, I said record low temperatures. Below is a list of record low temperatures for the U.S. for just a single day last week...
“Here’s the list for record lows for June 28, 2012,” said fellow weather enthusiast Ralph Fato.“Yet very few people know about them. And yes, that’s Florida and southern states again with record lows.”
State: Location, Date, New Record (°F),[Previous Record (°F)]
Alaska: Gulkana, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 29°F [34°F in 1937] Alabama: Centreville, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 58°F [60°F in 1953] Florida: Clermont, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 66°[68° in 1963] Florida: Daytona Beach, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 65°[67 in 1916] Florida: Daytona Beach Intl Airport, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 63°[67° in 1916] Florida: Deland, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 62°[63° in 1883] Florida: Gainesville Regional Airport, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 62°[66° in 1945] Florida: Hastings, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 63°[64° in 1959] Florida: High Springs, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 62°[62° in 1956] Florida: Jacksonville Beach, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 65°[65° in 1944] Florida: Jacksonville Intl Airport, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 63°[66° in 1940] Florida: Madison, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 61°[65° in 1934] Florida: Mayo, Thu, 28 Jun 2012 = 61°
Etc, Etc.

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U of M student wrote:

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All you have is sarcasm and excuses for a life of greed and combustion engines destroying OUR planet. Solar activity has nothing to do with nothing. It's all about carbons.
Try to educate yourself with a movie, Inconvenient Truth.
Read journals of Will Steger, buy a bike. Make positive impacts on the planet.

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Soros funded NPR wrote:

Eastern Europeans resourceful in face of record cold snap
Eastern Europe's cold snap has brought temperatures to 100-year lows in some places, but in many places, the buses are still running and people have plenty of canned goods.
By Andrew MacDowall, Correspondent / February 3, 2012.
News of shocking death toll and whole regions shut off from the rest of the world by snow and closed roads and railways have dominated headlines from Eastern Europe in recent days. But even as officials struggle to respond to extreme temperatures, many people are forging ahead with daily life, fortified by years of experience and hot drinks.
Temperatures have hit 100-year lows in some parts of the region, nearing minus-25 degrees F., well below the usual level. The death toll across the region now tops 200 – roughly 30 in Poland, 22 in Romania, at least 10 in Bulgaria, and more than 160 in Ukraine, where many people reportedly froze to death on the streets. In Serbia, almost 12,000 people are said to be isolated, trapped in remote villages and farmsteads.
In Romania, trains and flights have been cancelled.......

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LoL wrote:

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T.R.Y. to E.D.U.C.A.T.E. your STUPID LIBTARD,MOONBAT @$$ on LIEBIG'S LAW

LoL wrote:

and why MAGICAL T.R.E.E.M.O.M.I.T.U.R.S.
caint cyfer duumsday.

LoL wrote:

NO MATTER HOW MANY HOCKEY STICK CYFERS the EMBECILES YEW THAWT WUZ MATH MINN
make with the M.A.G.I.C.A.L. HOCKEY STICK MATH that MAKES HOCKEY STICKS
but ALSO,(conveniently) CYFERS DUUMS DAY.
Hey U of M STEWPID:
WHY DIDN'T THE INFRA RED ASTRONOMY FIELD SIMPLY TROT OUT THE PHOTOS of the ATMOSPHERE through the years showing more infra red now, than earlier?
BECAUSE AFTER A 14 YEAR TEST ENDING EARLY 2011 OR SO THE PEOPLE WHO DID THE TEST REPORT
ATMOSPHERIC INFRA RED
D.R.O.P.P.I.N.G.
FOR THE PAST
F.I.F.T.E.E.N.
YEARS, at LEAST.

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Jeff T in MPLS wrote:

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I am not running from anything, liberal loser.
I posed a rhetorical question: "who decides what is anyone's 'fair share'"?
Liberals like you think it should come from anyone but you as long as you get the benefit.
But, as your hero Karl Marx once said 'you don't work, you don't eat'.

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okboston wrote:

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Excellent post. Brilliant reminder of why an 8.6 degree rise in temperatures for the US during March can and often does result in a small, incremental increase in the world average temperature. This serves to remind us why each 0.01 degree increase is important and possibly destructive.

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CB can see both sides wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, there were over 1000 low temp records broken this year, BUT at the same time over 16,000 heat records broken,so in your post you are actually agreeing with global warming and it's extreme conditions.

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U of M student wrote:

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...combustion engines destroying OUR planet. Solar activity has nothing to do with nothing. It's all about carbons.
Make positive impacts on the planet.

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Earthling-1 wrote:

<quoted text>It's highly unlikely that crockboston knows what a rhetorical question is.<quoted text>I prefer the term work-shy.<quoted text>That used to be true, but these days it's much to easy for layabouts to survive, sadly.