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@metal-brain saidThe American Geophysical Union. They published the study you cited.
What organization? What does it have to do with the study?
@metal-brain saidThe American Geophysical Union. They published the study you cited.
What organization? What does it have to do with the study?
@handyandy saidWhere is the information? I couldn't find it. Is it on a different website?
The American Geophysical Union. They published the study you cited.
@anderssen saidI was told 10 years ago that global warming would flood cities like Washington DC within a decade. So I did my part, I ate a can of baked beans everyday and bought an SUV to drive.
I'm trying to take part in the global warming situation and I want to speed it up so the world is a shythole before I die.
Any suggestions?
@whodey saidDo you have a reference or was it a casual climate scientist acquaintance of yours who enlightened you with this doomsday clock?
I was told 10 years ago that global warming would flood cities like Washington DC within a decade. So I did my part, I ate a can of baked beans everyday and bought an SUV to drive.
A decade later, it is still there. I'm mad as hell for being lied to and so are those who have to misfortune of having to be anywhere around me after eating that can of baked beans!
@metal-brain saidhttps://www.agu.org/Share-and-Advocate/Share/Policymakers/Position-Statements/Human-induced-climate-change-requires-urgent-action
Where is the information? I couldn't find it. Is it on a different website?
@anderssen saidBurn stuff
I'm trying to take part in the global warming situation and I want to speed it up so the world is a shythole before I die.
Any suggestions?
@handyandy saidThat is interesting. They seem open to publishing studies that contradict their public statement. Apparently their peer review process is quite fair despite having a different opinion on it.
https://www.agu.org/Share-and-Advocate/Share/Policymakers/Position-Statements/Human-induced-climate-change-requires-urgent-action
@metal-brain saidWhich conclusions offered in the study you posted dismiss or minimize human influence on global climate change?
That is interesting. They seem open to publishing studies that contradict their public statement. Apparently their peer review process is quite fair despite having a different opinion on it.
In any case, the article I they published contradicts their public statement.
@handyandy saidRead the abstract or scroll down to the end of the article to read the conclusion.
Which conclusions offered in the study you posted dismiss or minimize human influence on global climate change?
@metal-brain saidYour study only deals with sea level rise and not with the ever-critical role of humans.
Read the abstract or scroll down to the end of the article to read the conclusion.
I have been saying all along that there has been a global warming trend since the end of the little ice age and we are still in it. Sea level rise has not departed from that natural trend by very much. That proves man has less influence on GW than nature.
Sea level has been rising long ...[text shortened]... t on the national debt is paid and we keep going into massive debt without noticing it is a problem.
@handyandy saidGW causes sea level rise. What better way to gauge the rate of warming and whether or not it is accelerating since CO2 has increased by looking at the data?
Your study only deals with sea level rise and not with the ever-critical role of humans.
@metal-brain saidEither using something called a "thermometer" or some other DIRECT way to measure temperature such as infrared satellites etc.
GW causes sea level rise. What better way to gauge the rate of warming
@humy saidI know you hate it when you can't use the heat island effect to mislead people, but sea level rise is the result of higher temps. It is better than cherry picked thermometers.
Either using something called a "thermometer" or some other DIRECT way to measure temperature such as infrared satellites etc.
WOW what a MORON you are being here!
Given its not only temperature that effects the sea level but various other factors (tides, storm-surges, glaciers sliding from land into sea, tectonic movements, etc) how is DIRECT temperature measurements NOT a be ...[text shortened]... of temperature than the thermometer when the temperature doesn't rise every time the tide comes in?
@metal-brain saidI believe that the human impact on the environment is more significant than you realize.
GW causes sea level rise. What better way to gauge the rate of warming and whether or not it is accelerating since CO2 has increased by looking at the data?
https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/sea-level/
Look at the long term graph on NASA (alarmist central) put on the link above. Notice sea levels have been rising before the automobile was invented. Notice how muc ...[text shortened]... Can you show me on the graph where sea levels increased at an alarming rate along with co2 increase?
@metal-brain saidI don't recall the last time I ever mentioned the heat island effect, which I extremely rarely mention, so you are talking made up crap (lies) in a futile attempt to mislead people by deflecting with obvious moronic irrelevancies from answering my questions that prove you are wrong and a moron. You convince nobody here.
I know you hate it when you can't use the heat island effect to mislead people,