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Johnnyblack 07 Jan 17 1.11pm | |
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Do you believe it's really happening? No answer too far fetched!
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Hrolf The Ganger 07 Jan 17 2.01pm | |
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I don't think it's a question of whether it is happening but why. Is this just interglacial warming or is mankind contributing to an unprecedented rapid rise in temperature?
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Kermit8 Hevon 07 Jan 17 2.53pm | |
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Put it this way, mankind has hardly helped Mother Earth with his habits save for those very few people/tribes who give back when they take from her. Whatever is happening we are obviously an accelerant at best and the overall cause at worst. And 'yes' global warming is real. The evidence is there. I am here sat in my t-shirt in January. 35 years ago I would have had thermal vest and thermal pants underneath jeans and a jumper.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 07 Jan 17 4.14pm | |
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Yes, and I suspect humananity is probably contributing too it to some extent, although climate change is probably a more accurate term than global warming
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chateauferret 07 Jan 17 10.30pm | |
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We are currently in an interglacial period within the Quaternary ice age. The factors that drive global temperatures over time are: - solar energy output which increases approximately at the rate of 9% per billion years but which is variable around this Notice that some of these mechanisms are feedback cycles which serve to amplify effects. For example, if the earth cools, there is more snow and ice, which reflects sunlight, so the earth cools further. Conversely, if the earth warms up, water evaporates from the oceans, and this is a greenhouse gas. The current ice age has been going on for about 2.5 million years. The present interglacial has been going on for about 12,000 years. Within the present interglacial there have been a number of climate changes, in some cases abrupt, and before the rise of industry. Some may have been caused by man's agricultural, rather than industrial, activities. Others are certainly attributable to vulcanism. Current rises in carbon dioxide concentration began before industrialisation, may be driven by temperature changes rather than being their cause, and are one part of one factor in the complex and chaotic systems that drive changes in local and global climates over time. For example, Edward Whymper in his works about Alpine mountaineering in the 1860s notes sharp reductions in the extent of Alpine glaciation between the 18th and 19th centuries. Most people who do x, y, and z because of "global warming" do not understand that they are living in an ice age, or what that means. Edited by chateauferret (07 Jan 2017 10.33pm)
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west eagle 08 Jan 17 12.22am | |
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Have a look at any of the Al Gore presentations, quite a few online, most of the answers are covered there.
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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Jan 17 12.48am | |
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global warming could switch off the Gulf Stream, again. if that happens, Europe is plunged into a spectacular ice age, again. Everything North of the Canary islands will be entombed in a mile of ice....again.
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bertshead Castlederg 08 Jan 17 12.52am | |
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It's pony
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 08 Jan 17 1.03am | |
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Parry on Talksport said he did an experiment by measuring the level of a glass of water with ice cubes in it pre and post melting and the level was still the same. Well of course it is you ignorant scouse fossil tw&t. It's kept in the glass. Now leave some ice on a table and leave it to melt and watch the effect. Angers me but it's multi nationals who are at fault and probably the Chinese fulfilling our demand. I also hate the w&nkers in places where there is a bin specifically for plastic or paper in a premises 1 door away or 10 yards away from the general bin they've dumped it in. Oh well, then and their offspring who are more likely to suffer the rise in land value and homes. Makes me sick they don't care and that's the only thing that helps me deal with their ignorance.
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Farawayeagle Sydney 08 Jan 17 1.04am | |
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Originally posted by west eagle
Have a look at any of the Al Gore presentations, quite a few online, most of the answers are covered there. God help anyone who depends on Al Gore as their source of Knowledge
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Dweeb East London 08 Jan 17 7.38am | |
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Didn't the last Ice Age get down as far as Finchley? Clearly there will be no games at Wembley.
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Hoof Hearted 08 Jan 17 10.46am | |
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The world is slowly recovering from the last Ice Age. The UK was mostly covered in Ice and is still "bouncing back" from the weight of all that ice having melted, which has also raised sea levels. Ever notice that when you defrost your fridge/freezer nothing much happens for a while, but eventually big lumps of ice fall off and puddles of water appear. That is/was happening to the earth... for hundreds of years the ice covered the Arctic and Antarctic areas much more than now and Polar Bears, Walrus's could roam freely. Now they are restricted at least in the summer months. That said, I agree that we humans have accelerated the warming of our planet, but to what degree and effect I have no idea. However the fact that myself and a few other UK households have filled up their recycling box again this week with plastic and tins probably won't negate the amount of coal being burnt by China and India every day! I also agree that the term 'Climate Change' is more accurate than 'Global Warming'.
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