World may not be warming, say scientists

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Codewiz

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So all the ice that melted is still there?

Just a figment of imagination that it's gone?

And as I stated, there is no denying that global warming is occurring. How many times do I have to state that? It is the two words that proceed that I feel lack evidence(if you didn't know that doesn't mean MMGW is false).

The funny thing is that I am not a denier(I am honestly on the fence). I am just not compelled by the studies and evidence I have read.

But you guys do nothing but a disservice to your "cause" and to science. Instead of presenting solid evidence to support your positions, you would rather just treat everyone who doesn't immediately take your position as an idiot.

BTW Dave, I have no idea what is part of your imagination after the vinegar incident
 

sandorski

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And as I stated, there is no denying that global warming is occurring. How many times do I have to state that? It is the two words that proceed that I feel lack evidence(if you didn't know that doesn't mean MMGW is false).

The funny thing is that I am not a denier(I am honestly on the fence). I am just not compelled by the studies and evidence I have read.

But you guys do nothing but a disservice to your "cause" and to science. Instead of presenting solid evidence to support your positions, you would rather just treat everyone who doesn't immediately take your position as an idiot.

BTW Dave, I have no idea what is part of your imagination after the vinegar incident

That's because it's been done Ad Nauseum and has had no affect to the debate. Time has come to just call a Spade a Spade and save energy for something else.
 

dainthomas

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There are couple of other indisputable facts that are worth mentioning while we are this subject.

1. CO2 is only about 3% of the global warming gases. Most is water vapor.

2. CO2 becomes less effective at trapping heat as its concentration increases. The difference in heat trapping ability between 280ppm and 350ppm is very little.

But the atmosphere of Venus has lots of CO2 and the surface temperature is the melting point of lead, therefore driving Escalades kills polar bears. It's logic!
 

HumblePie

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There are couple of other indisputable facts that are worth mentioning while we are this subject.

1. CO2 is only about 3% of the global warming gases. Most is water vapor.

2. CO2 becomes less effective at trapping heat as its concentration increases. The difference in heat trapping ability between 280ppm and 350ppm is very little.

This is true as well, or otherwise we'd all be dead by now. Transformation of IR heat to kinetic heat via CO2 is not linear. The more direct problem with too much CO2 wouldn't be heat in my opinion, but just a bad air mixture to breath.
 

HumblePie

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But the atmosphere of Venus has lots of CO2 and the surface temperature is the melting point of lead, therefore driving Escalades kills polar bears. It's logic!

Uhh, isn't that temp more a direct result of the high air pressure on the planet?
 

Munky

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Water vapor is a dependent variable. It depends on temperature, and varies on the scale of days, so it acts as a feedback. CO2 is much more permanent. It took millions of years to sequester the CO2 we are currently putting back in the atmosphere over the course of about 150-200 years.

Oh, and CO2 is not a dependent variable? In case you missed one of the big gaping holes (read: lies) in Algore's ridiculous theory, changes in CO2 levels TRAIL changes in temperature, not the other way around.
 

charrison

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But the atmosphere of Venus has lots of CO2 and the surface temperature is the melting point of lead, therefore driving Escalades kills polar bears. It's logic!

And venus atmosphere is far more dense than earths, so that probably is not real good comparison.
 

Codewiz

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That's because it's been done Ad Nauseum and has had no affect to the debate. Time has come to just call a Spade a Spade and save energy for something else.

Then why participate in the thread?

I will admit that I rarely(almost never) come into P&N. It isn't worth the time and effort. I just couldn't resist the whole misrepresentation that correlation=causation.
 

charrison

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This is true as well, or otherwise we'd all be dead by now. Transformation of IR heat to kinetic heat via CO2 is not linear. The more direct problem with too much CO2 wouldn't be heat in my opinion, but just a bad air mixture to breath.

We are no where near there being too much co2 in air for use to breath.
 

Fern

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So all the ice that melted is still there?

Just a figment of imagination that it's gone?

You post reminds of something I'm curious about.

Perhaps some MMGW hobbyist can answer - if all that ice has melted as claimed, why hasn't the sea level risen? Can it be that either no significant melt has ocurred contrary to the claims, or that significant melt won't have the catastrophic effects as claimed.

What's the answer in your opinion (not necessarily you Dave)?

Fern
 

sandorski

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Then why participate in the thread?

I will admit that I rarely(almost never) come into P&N. It isn't worth the time and effort. I just couldn't resist the whole misrepresentation that correlation=causation.

Calling a Spade a Spade, that still needs done.

You keep repeating Correlation/Causation as if it applies. It does not. If we Measured Warming and then Measured CO2 increase and just made the claim the 2 are related without knowing the various properties of CO2, then you would have a point. However, it is well known and indisputable that CO2 causes a Warming effect, negating that whole argument. It is expected to cause Warming, not just present where Warming has occurred.
 

charrison

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You post reminds of something I'm curious about.

Perhaps some MMGW hobbyist can answer - if all that ice has melted as claimed, why hasn't the sea level risen? Can it be that either no significant melt has ocurred contrary to the claims, or that significant melt won't have the catastrophic effects as claimed.

What's the answer in your opinion (not necessarily you Dave)?

Fern

I think the short answer, is most of the ice that has melted was already in the water, not on land.
 

dmcowen674

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You post reminds of something I'm curious about.

Perhaps some MMGW hobbyist can answer - if all that ice has melted as claimed, why hasn't the sea level risen? Can it be that either no significant melt has ocurred contrary to the claims, or that significant melt won't have the catastrophic effects as claimed.

What's the answer in your opinion (not necessarily you Dave)?

Sea level has risen. You don't live on the coast do you.
 

Codewiz

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Calling a Spade a Spade, that still needs done.

You keep repeating Correlation/Causation as if it applies. It does not. If we Measured Warming and then Measured CO2 increase and just made the claim the 2 are related without knowing the various properties of CO2, then you would have a point. However, it is well known and indisputable that CO2 causes a Warming effect, negating that whole argument. It is expected to cause Warming, not just present where Warming has occurred.

So do you want to discuss this or not? I don't want to waste my time or yours......
 

Codewiz

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We've been discussing it all along.

"That's because it's been done Ad Nauseum and has had no affect to the debate. Time has come to just call a Spade a Spade and save energy for something else."

So do you want to debate the evidence for MMGW or not? Do you want to save the energy or not?

You seem confused.....

EDIT: Nevermind, there is a reason I don't come to P&N. It is full of insane people. Have a good one. I will go back to the rest of the forums.
 

Throckmorton

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Oh, and CO2 is not a dependent variable? In case you missed one of the big gaping holes (read: lies) in Algore's ridiculous theory, changes in CO2 levels TRAIL changes in temperature, not the other way around.

The current increase in CO2 ppm is due to our burning of fossil fuels. It's not a trailing dependent variable released by warming caused by something else. I don't know how much more clearly I can explain that.
 

Throckmorton

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There are couple of other indisputable facts that are worth mentioning while we are this subject.

1. CO2 is only about 3% of the global warming gases. Most is water vapor.

2. CO2 becomes less effective at trapping heat as its concentration increases. The difference in heat trapping ability between 280ppm and 350ppm is very little.

The percentage that matters is the percentage increase in energy retention and the effect that change has on average global temprature.
 

Munky

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The current increase in CO2 ppm is due to our burning of fossil fuels. It's not a trailing dependent variable released by warming caused by something else. I don't know how much more clearly I can explain that.

How do you arrive at that conclusion when the CO2 levels have been rising and falling for hundreds of thousands of years, long before industrialization?
 

charrison

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The percentage that matters is the percentage increase in energy retention and the effect that change has on average global temprature.

percentages do matter, but at current levels there is not that much warming to add.

 
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squirrel dog

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Dave my second home is 38270 Cypress dr Springfield Louisiana (google earth it )

The sea level is the same .
 
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