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What? Me worry?
National Park Quietly Removed Warning That Glaciers ‘Will All Be Gone’ By 2020 After Years Of Heavy Snowfall
I'll just leave this here...
I'll just leave this here...
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The steam has gone out of the alarmist.
USGS still says on its website glaciers could all disappear sometime between 2030 and 2080, depending on how much warming occurs. As recent years demonstrate, however, glacial melt can be slowed by heavy winter snowfall.
So what are you saying...that if it change doesn't happen right now, change isn't happening? Is everything so simple where you live?
USGS still says on its website glaciers could all disappear sometime between 2030 and 2080, depending on how much warming occurs. As recent years demonstrate, however, glacial melt can be slowed by heavy winter snowfall.
“The overall picture remains the same, however, and that picture is that the glaciers all continue to retreat,” USGS said.
United States Geological Survey websiteSource?
Its from the same article that the OP posted, just have to read further than the headlineSource?
Source?
Its from the same article that the OP read, just have to read further than the headline
Waiting for an actual published scientific article making specific predictions concerning what is going to happen concerning glaciers, and make it recent.Its from the same article that the OP posted, just have to read further than the headline
Think this could be a good place to startWaiting for an actual published scientific article making specific predictions concerning what is going to happen concerning glaciers, and make it recent.
From what I have read from competent sources, is yes glaciers are indeed retreating over time, but at a variable rate, and some at times increase due to high snowfall. The science of global warming is far more comprehensive in scope than the pattern of advance and retreat of glaciers.
Think this could be a good place to start
Glaciers and climate change | National Snow and Ice Data Center
Yeah the seasons continue for the most part. It is difficult to distinguish what is political and what is scientific. Still the climate does gradually change, and we should do something about pollution in the oceans. There is some important research going on about plankton to find out why it is dying off. If the plankton dies that will hurt us long before the climate noticeably changes. I did enjoy the film Day After Tomorrow where the climatologist suddenly realized that all of the climate change models needed to be sped up and New York was frozen by a vacuum tornado touching down from space. Climate can change, obviously.
How can you argue with little girl logic:
Coal is far from clean burning and has a higher percentage of carbon than oil. I do hope that you were trying to make a joke.A practical, affordable and effective way of reducing green house gas emissions, which come from burning oil , would be to replace oil energy with nuclear energy, natural gas and clean burning coal.