> Einstein wrote:
> There is a section of Oregon still suffering extremely under our snow packs.
Now for the worst timed headline in the world!
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004157490_warmwater01.html
Note they had doomsday predictions for the snowpack?
http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/news/1201935308295190.xml&coll=7
http://www.nbc10.com/news/15214786/detail.html
http://www.jacksonholestartrib.com/articles/2008/02/04/news/regional/d07cd7093020a776872573e20060af5d.txt
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2008/02/04/State_uses_helicopter_to_cause_avalanches/UPI-24971202159585/
Start looking at our snow pack
http://www.nohrsc.nws.gov/interactive/html/map.html?mode=pan&zoom=¢er_x=+-123.81¢er_y=+++44.78&ql=station&var=ssm_depth&dy=2008&dm=2&dd=5&dh=23&snap=1&o9=1&o12=1&o13=1&lbl=m&min_x=-123.99208333332&min_y=41.171667353307&max_x=-116.48374999999&max_y=46.80500068664&coord_x=-120.237916666655&coord_y=43.9883340199735&zbox_n=&zbox_s=&zbox_e=&zbox_w=&metric=0&bgvar=dem&width=600&height=450&nw=600&nh=450&type=0&js=1&uc=0
Yeah it was that big<
I see you're still clinging desperately to the misnomer of Global Warming, which your argument depends on for survival. If we lefties have the spine/brains to admit it is a misnomer and that we should have called it Climate Change from the beginning, why cant you have the spine/brains to accept that?
In spite of your faults I thought you were smarter than this... I hate being wrong.
>Now then, to talk about this subject we can see that real science is ignored for 'modeling' science.
Cosmic Radiation has been shown, been PROVEN to produce clouds and to be the source of moisture condensing into clouds, and he dismisses it out of hand. Seems to me that clouds produce an effect where they bounce heat back out of our atmosphere...<
If you're going to keep dragging this tired old argument out could you have the sense to wait untill everyone has forgotten about how it got flattened by a real scientist on this very forum?
But still:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3419975.stm
"The Eos authors, led by Stefan Rahmstorf from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany, say the paper by Shaviv and Veizer was "incorrect and based on questionable methodology".
They say the data on cosmic rays and temperature so far in the past are extremely uncertain.
They argue that the authors' reconstruction of ancient cosmic rays is based on only 50 meteorites, and say most other experts interpret their significance in a very different way.
Arguing that Shaviv and Veizer had in places adjusted the data, "in one case by 40 million years", the Eos team says they did not show any correlation between cosmic rays and climate.
And even if their analysis had been methodologically correct, it says, their work applied to time scales of several million years, while the current climate warming has occurred during just a hundred years, for which completely different mechanisms are relevant.
Dr Shaviv told BBC News Online: "The article in Eos raises general claims without substantiating them with any actual evidence. The few more specific arguments that they bring are simply flawed and easily refuted.""
>Lets talk weather for real however.
Ever hear of the Dustbowl?<
You mean the time when American farmers over farming activities reduced a great swathe of your country to Sub-Saharan conditions? Let me guess; That was cosmic rays too? I suppose it's possible, IF your own Government's reports are leftist lies, which is unlikely as back then you Americans developed nervous tics at the mere sight of the colour red.
>What sort of flooding occured to shove Italians up to higher ground, and most med sea persons as well? In historic times that is.<
How historic? Too historic to be relevant?
>Now how bout glaciers?
Click the link here to see the list of growing and NEW glaciers
http://www.iceagenow.com/List_of_Expanding_Glaciers.htm<
You, and whatever idiot wrote that article, clearly have no idea how glaciers work, as well as insiting on working under the misnomer Global Warming.
>Contrary to popular belief in climatic stability during recent times, the Earth's
climate of the past 1000 years has changed significantly.
The Medieval climatic optimum (AD 700-1200) was a time of extremely
favorable climate in northern Europe. Harvests were good, fishing was abundant,
sea ice remained far to the north, vineyards flourished 300 miles north of their
present limits, and famine was rare. This was the period of great Viking expansion
from Scandinavia. Viking settlements were based on cereal grains (wheat and
barley) and dairy herds (goats, sheep, and cattle).
Iceland began settling in AD 874 and soon became an independent republic.
Greenland was colonized in AD 985 by Erik the Red. By the 12th century,
two sizeable communities existed in southwestern Greenland.
During the Medieval climatic optimum, sea level stood at least a half meter
higher in southern Florida than today from the first through tenth centuries.
In other words, sea levels in the Atlantic have fallen at least
19 inches in the last 1,000 years.
Climatic deterioration began in the 1200s; glaciers expanded in Iceland and in
the Alps. Vineyards began declining in Germany and by the 1300s had completely
disappeared in England. Fishing replaced cereal grains as the main source of food
in Iceland, and sea ice expanded southward between Greenland and Iceland.
Around 1340-50 the more northerly of the two Greenland communities was
abandoned to the Inuits. By 1510, only Inuits remained. Cold climate reduced
dairy production, and extensive sea ice hampered essential trade with Europe.
Across the Pacific Islands, during the period AD 1270-1475, sea level fell
by more than a meter and temperatures declined an average 1
"So, it's defeat for you, is it? Someday I must meet a similar fate..."