Who still takes global warming seriously?

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Judge wrote:

I like Global Warming. I see no problem with it. Hate cold weather.

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tina anne wrote:

Everything causes man made global warming according to alarmist.

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Gord wrote:

Continuation...
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In addition to the FRAUDULENT AGW "science" and the FACT that the AGW QUACKS have LOWERED THE SUN TEMPERATURE we have the IPCC's ACTUAL PUBLIC STATEMENT that PROVES the IPCC is just a Marxist Organization that only wants to "redistribute de facto the world’s wealth"!!
The German IPCC Official confirms the Marxist plot of the IPCC in a PUBLIC STATEMENT.
FP’s Peter Foster: Canada dodges carbon suicide
"Before he was forced to talk the minority talk, Mr. Harper described climate change as a “socialist plot.” Intriguingly, this fact is now
openly acknowledged.
This week, German IPCC official Ottmar Edenhofer said in an interview:“[O]ne must say clearly that we redistribute de facto the world’s wealth
by climate policy.…One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy. This has almost nothing
to do with environmental policy any more.”
http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/11/1...
I have posted the above link about a hundred times with ZERO comments from AGW CULT.
Hey Gcaveman1, is the German IPCC official Ottmar Edenhofer a Nut?
STOP RUNNING FOR THE HILLS AND ANSWER THE QUESTION!
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What a bunch of AGW CULT "sheeple" you AGW'ers must be.

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gcaveman1 wrote:

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Gord, the Monckton Monk.

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Mothra wrote:

Robust Science! More Than 30 Contradictory Pairs Of Peer-Reviewed Papers
...No matter if it’s hot-cold, wet-dry, green-brown, windy-calm, bad-nice – its all due to manmade climate change.
Amazon dry season greener
Amazon dry season browner
Avalanches may increase
Avalanches may decrease – wet snow more though [?]
Bird migrations longer
Bird migrations shorter
Bird migrations out of fashion
Boreal forest fires may increase
Boreal forest fires may continue decreasing
Chinese locusts swarm when warmer
Chinese locusts swarm when cooler
Columbia spotted frogs decline
Columbia spotted frogs thrive in warming world
Coral island atolls to sink [?]
Coral island atolls to rise [?-?]
Earth’s rotation to slow down
Earth’s rotation to speed up
East Africa to get less rain
East Africa to get more rain – pdf
Great Lakes less snow
Great Lakes more snow
Gulf stream slows down
Gulf stream speeds up a little
Indian monsoons to be drier
Indian monsoons to be wetter
Indian rice yields to decrease – full paper
Indian rice yields to increase
Latin American forests may decline
Latin American forests have thrived in warmer world with more co2!
Leaf area index reduced [1990s]
Leaf area index increased [1981-2006]
Malaria may increase
Malaria may continue decreasing
Malaria in Burundi to increase
Malaria in Burundi to decrease [?]
North Atlantic cod to decline
North Atlantic cod to thrive
North Atlantic cyclone frequency to increase
North Atlantic cyclone frequency to decrease – full pdf
North Atlantic Ocean less salty
North Atlantic Ocean more salty
Northern Hemisphere ice sheets to decline [?-?-?]
Northern Hemisphere ice sheets to grow [?]
Plant methane emissions significant
Plant methane emissions insignificant
Plants move uphill
Plants move downhill [?]
Sahel to get less rain
Sahel to get more rain
Sahel may get more or less rain
San Francisco less foggy
San Francisco more foggy
Sea level rise accelerated
Sea level rise decelerated – full pdf
Soil moisture less
Soil moisture more
Squids get smaller
Squids get larger
Stone age hunters may have triggered past warming [?]
Stone age hunters may have triggered past cooling
Swiss mountain debris flow may increase
Swiss mountain debris flow may decrease
Swiss mountain debris flow may decrease then increase in volume
UK may get more droughts
UK may get more rain
Wind speed to go up [?]
Wind speed slows down [?]
Wind speed to speed up then slow down
Winters maybe warmer [?-?]
Winters maybe colder ;O)
http://notrickszone.com/2011/03/30/robust-sci...

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Mothra wrote:

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Robust Science! More Than 30 Contradictory Pairs Of Peer-Reviewed Papers
...No matter if it’s hot-cold, wet-dry, green-brown, windy-calm, bad-nice – its all due to manmade climate change.
Amazon dry season greener
Amazon dry season browner
Avalanches may increase
Avalanches may decrease – wet snow more though [?]
Bird migrations longer
Bird migrations shorter
Bird migrations out of fashion
Boreal forest fires may increase
Boreal forest fires may continue decreasing
Chinese locusts swarm when warmer
Chinese locusts swarm when cooler
Columbia spotted frogs decline
Columbia spotted frogs thrive in warming world
Coral island atolls to sink [?]
Coral island atolls to rise [?-?]
Earth’s rotation to slow down
Earth’s rotation to speed up
East Africa to get less rain
East Africa to get more rain – pdf
Great Lakes less snow
Great Lakes more snow
Gulf stream slows down
Gulf stream speeds up a little
Indian monsoons to be drier
Indian monsoons to be wetter
Indian rice yields to decrease – full paper
Indian rice yields to increase
Latin American forests may decline
Latin American forests have thrived in warmer world with more co2!
Leaf area index reduced [1990s]
Leaf area index increased [1981-2006]
Malaria may increase
Malaria may continue decreasing
Malaria in Burundi to increase
Malaria in Burundi to decrease [?]
North Atlantic cod to decline
North Atlantic cod to thrive
North Atlantic cyclone frequency to increase
North Atlantic cyclone frequency to decrease – full pdf
North Atlantic Ocean less salty
North Atlantic Ocean more salty
Northern Hemisphere ice sheets to decline [?-?-?]
Northern Hemisphere ice sheets to grow [?]
Plant methane emissions significant
Plant methane emissions insignificant
Plants move uphill
Plants move downhill [?]
Sahel to get less rain
Sahel to get more rain
Sahel may get more or less rain
San Francisco less foggy
San Francisco more foggy
Sea level rise accelerated
Sea level rise decelerated – full pdf
Soil moisture less
Soil moisture more
Squids get smaller
Squids get larger
Stone age hunters may have triggered past warming [?]
Stone age hunters may have triggered past cooling
Swiss mountain debris flow may increase
Swiss mountain debris flow may decrease
Swiss mountain debris flow may decrease then increase in volume
UK may get more droughts
UK may get more rain
Wind speed to go up [?]
Wind speed slows down [?]
Wind speed to speed up then slow down
Winters maybe warmer [?-?]
Winters maybe colder ;O)
http://notrickszone.com/2011/03/30/robust-sci...

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Patriot AKA Bozo wrote:

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So, what's your point. That is how science works! Are you trying to say that science is worthless? No one has shown that CO2 is not one of the major causes of global warming as theorized by the scientists. It seems that you are anti-science unless it promotes your bias.

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SpaceBlues wrote:

These are the fundamental conclusions
about climate change:
(i) The planet is warming due to increased
concentrations of heat-trapping gases in our
atmosphere. A snowy winter in Washington
does not alter this fact.
(ii) Most of the increase in the concentration
of these gases over the last century is due
to human activities, especially the burning of
fossil fuels and deforestation.
(iii) Natural causes always play a role in
changing Earth’s climate, but are now being
overwhelmed by human-induced changes.
(iv) Warming the planet will cause many
other climatic patterns to change at speeds
unprecedented in modern times, including
increasing rates of sea-level rise and alterations
in the hydrologic cycle. Rising concentrations
of carbon dioxide are making the
oceans more acidic.
(v) The combination of these complex
climate changes threatens coastal communities
and cities, our food and water supplies,
marine and freshwater ecosystems, forests,
high mountain environments, and far more.

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SpaceBlues wrote:

These are the fundamental conclusions
about climate change:
(i) The planet is warming due to increased
concentrations of heat-trapping gases in our
atmosphere. A snowy winter in Washington
does not alter this fact.
(ii) Most of the increase in the concentration
of these gases over the last century is due
to human activities, especially the burning of
fossil fuels and deforestation.
(iii) Natural causes always play a role in
changing Earth’s climate, but are now being
overwhelmed by human-induced changes.
(iv) Warming the planet will cause many
other climatic patterns to change at speeds
unprecedented in modern times, including
increasing rates of sea-level rise and alterations
in the hydrologic cycle. Rising concentrations
of carbon dioxide are making the
oceans more acidic.
(v) The combination of these complex
climate changes threatens coastal communities
and cities, our food and water supplies,
marine and freshwater ecosystems, forests,
high mountain environments, and far more.

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SpaceBlues wrote:

According to a new Texas A&M study, the most severely affected areas of rising ocean temperatures are off the coast of Australia, near the Philippines, the Gulf Stream from Florida to New England, the Brazil current and the Kuroshio current, which is similar to the Gulf Stream but located in the Pacific Ocean near Japan.
Results of the team’s study have been published in the journal Nature Climate Science

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SpaceBlues wrote:

According to a new Texas A&M study, the most severely affected areas of rising ocean temperatures are off the coast of Australia, near the Philippines, the Gulf Stream from Florida to New England, the Brazil current and the Kuroshio current, which is similar to the Gulf Stream but located in the Pacific Ocean near Japan.
Results of the team’s study have been published in the journal Nature Climate Science

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Mothra wrote:

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These are all 'peer reviewed' studies that give contradictory results.
So regardless of the outcome, it's covered under the global warming meme.... and some yay-hoo like you will then trot it out to say, "See... that's what we've been saying all along."
But what a curious argument you've presented. It's now incumbent on skeptics to prove a 'negative'-- that CO2 is NOT a major cause of global warming.
Anti-science?
Like I said before, grow up.

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Patriot AKA Bozo wrote:

I see that you do not understand how the scientific method works. The standing theory is that CO2 is causing the Earth to warm. The theory will stand until some skeptic proves it wrong. That is all it takes, someone to prove it wrong. No one has done that yet! A few peer reviewed papers will not do that unless they present verifiable and repeatable studies that do show that CO2 does not cause warming.

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SpaceBlues wrote:

According to a new Texas A&M study, the most severely affected areas of rising ocean temperatures are off the coast of Australia, near the Philippines, the Gulf Stream from Florida to New England, the Brazil current and the Kuroshio current, which is similar to the Gulf Stream but located in the Pacific Ocean near Japan.
Results of the team’s study have been published in the journal Nature Climate Science

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Unscientific Bozo wrote:

The theory will stand until some skeptic proves it wrong.

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mememine69 wrote:

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YOU are an end of the world freak no different from the ones that stand by the side of the road with their "THE END IS NEAR" signs. Except at least those freaks have the courage to ACT like they mean what they say and if there were real consequences for you condemning our children to a CO2 death you wouldn't be shooting your mouth off like this. If you really mean what you say, I'll respect your heartless, neocon-like fear mongering if you started ACTING like a catastrophic climate crisis was real because NOTHING besides a comet hit is worse than a climate crisis. Now get your sign and start marching or just shut up.