Bourdeaux Nights
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Rather then study Earth, maybe you should study a little bit about Venus, and go backwards from there.
The increase in Arctic sea ice volume during November was the largest on record.
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Rather then study Earth, maybe you should study a little bit about Venus, and go backwards from there.
Bourdeaux Nights
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They don't even realize these things are often funded by those with the most to gain, or lose, by things being a certain way. What dimwit is going to trust fossil fuel companies on this issue? Apparently we've found out way too often.
"Havana" whatever already ran with this last week, except then it was the same study, same people, but some newspaper in Iceland
It was equally questionable then and still is today, might as well use the "Onion" as your source
Bourdeaux Nights
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I'd actually enjoy someone running with an Onion source, as opposed to this crap.
Althea
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LMAO. One chart is a perfect illustration of the typical shape of the jet stream in winter. Still, it shows that the vast majority of the nation was either at, or above normal temperature.
Got any charts that show December? We've got 60 degrees today in the N.E.
jimmymccready
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Deniers are dim-witted, dishonest homers. Period.
There you go again with that moronic "deniers" strawman.
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Crypiss never fails to disappoint, always the same hectoring bullshit. The study comes from Rutgers University Global Snow Kab. But that obese fool Jaded Lizard didn't bother to even check that, preferring instead to go the full-on Daesh route.
https://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/chart_anom.php?ui_set=1&ui_region=namgnld&ui_month=11
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No it wasn't, you lying cunt!!
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Crypiss is an arsehole and a lazy one at that!
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Rather then study Earth, maybe you should study a little bit about Venus, and go backwards from there.
I have been interested in astronomy since the age of eight or so, and I knew way back then that the atmosphere of Venus is around 96% CO2, as opposed to Earth which is currently around 0.00041%. So put the chocolate profiterole down and crack a book open, ignoramus!!
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So what are we denying exactly? I bet you can't explain it but prefer parroting ignorant talking points.
https://realclimatescience.com/2018/12/largest-increase-in-november-sea-ice-volume-on-record/
ThatOwlWoman
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"Arctic sea ice extent for November averaged 9.80 million square kilometers (3.78 million square miles). This was the ninth lowest November in the 1979 to 2018 satellite record, falling 900,000 square kilometers (347,000 square miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average, yet 1.14 million square kilometers (440,000 square miles) above the record November low in 2016."
Source (actual scientist ppl): http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/
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Bourdeaux Nights
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I've been into space since I was just reading, around 4, or 5. Venus is completely uninhabitable, but you seem to underestimate effects. Even a percentage of a change can alter quite a bit in temp, greenhouse effects, etc. Ozone depletion, deforestation, you name it, they all make it worse. Go on, and argue semantics though. It's obviously how professionals handle it.
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I've been into space since I was just reading, around 4, or 5. Venus is completely uninhabitable, but you seem to underestimate effects. Even a percentage of a change can alter quite a bit in temp, greenhouse effects, etc. Ozone depletion, deforestation, you name it, they all make it worse. Go on, and argue semantics though. It's obviously how professionals handle it.
Stick to writing about junk food, atmospheric physics is not for you!! Yes, there will be a runaway greenhouse effect but in about 3 billion years so you're safe you can come out of the fridge now!
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I've been into space since I was just reading, around 4, or 5. Venus is completely uninhabitable, but you seem to underestimate effects. Even a percentage of a change can alter quite a bit in temp, greenhouse effects, etc. Ozone depletion, deforestation, you name it, they all make it worse. Go on, and argue semantics though. It's obviously how professionals handle it.
Certainly seems like you live on another planet most of the time anyway.
Althea
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And they tend to groan a lot of posts
Althea
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See what happens when you leave? You don't get your posts groaned by the Limey.
I love those who reference the extent of arctic sea ice coverage, as if that means more than actual thickness of the ice.
Meteorologist's aren't scientists? Since when?
The basic requirement for becoming a meteorologist or a climatologist is a 4-year Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences. Some teaching, research or management positions require a Masters of Science degree or a Ph.D.