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Ironically all that system is not designed to find the truth. It is designed to find more funding to support itself. I know that, because I did that myself. A
by ommunist 11y ago
Ironically all that system is not designed to find the truth. It is designed to find more funding to support itself. I know that, because I did that myself.
A single set of glacial cores from Greenland tells you more that all that satellite BS.
If you remotely closely familiar with principles of climatic modelling, you 'd be rotfl, looking at someone trying to validate or backtrace that models. Because you'd be familiar with valid and comparable data scarcity. We lack actual climate data. Ice cores are really the only thing we really have.
- Daishiman 11y agoYeah, your assertion doesn't seem to be validated at all. Not only do Jason Box's reconstructions refute that, but the reality is that with the current temperatures we have in Greenland the level of glacial melt is unprecedented. If not, mind explaining to us how exactly, if average temperatures have been higher in Greenland, then it hasn't experienced the melt it's going through right now? https://www.skepticalscience.com/print.php?r=337 https://www.skepticalscience.com/print.php?r=337
- ommunist 11y agoWell, climate change this than: http://yer.io/img/globalwarm-this.png http://yer.io/img/globalwarm-this.png And global warm that: http://yer.io/img/gisp-last-10000-new.png http://yer.io/img/gisp-last-10000-new.png
- ommunist 11y agoIt is evident from the observations of Sohn et al. (2008) & Reves-Sohn et al. (2008) that the Northwest Passage was opened up by powerful volcanic activity under the Arctic Ice along the Gakkel Ridge, while West Antarctic melting (as opposed to thickening of ice throughout the rest of Antarctica) can be explained by recent volcanic activity beneath the ice (Corr & Vaughan, 2008). Moreover, there are simply too many volcanoes to deny that the atmospheric concentration of the most erupted gas next to water is predominantly controlled by the balance or lack thereof between volcanic activity and photosynthesis. Furthermore, there is simply no established volcanic CO2 fingerprint by which we may distinguish atmospheric proportions of anthropogenic and volcanogenic contributions. This leaves us with no empirical method by which we may attribute the 20th century rise in CO2 to human energy consumption.