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| I think you guys should have a look at this funny "Vision Test" from Roy Spencer. http://www.drroyspencer.com/2009/01/...a-vision-test/ Enjoy. ![]() |
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#2657
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| One question is - how much co2 is enough to cause "normal human dysfunction", as a % on average would do. - Just so I know how to effect a suicide? when I am 100 years older.... and tired of this debate? ![]() ![]()
__________________ Try to be helpful... The trouble with people is to realise and remember that there are at least two sides for every story... A woman's breasts, one is not enough, - two may be just right, - but dreaming of 3 is a pleasant fantasy... |
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#2658
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| thanks for the graph G shows a clear and unmistakable rising trend ![]() even shows how so many of the last few years have been the warmest on record B |
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| Maybe this has allready been presented here but anyway http://www.gisp2.sr.unh.edu/ 1'st shows there's a correlation btw arctic and antarctic ice 2'nd one shows a climate chance can happen "overnight" 3'rd shows fossile fuel impact by NO's and SO's.. Or from http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/iceco...gisp/gisp.html Read it, eat it, but don't choke to it ![]() |
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#2660
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| Masa: Toxicity Carbon dioxide content in fresh air (averaged between sea-level and 10 hPa level, i.e. about 30 km altitude) varies between 0.036% (360 ppm) and 0.039% (390 ppm), depending on the location (see graphical map of CO2). Prolonged exposure to moderate concentrations can cause acidosis and adverse effects on calcium phosphorus metabolism resulting in increased calcium deposits in soft tissue. Carbon dioxide is toxic to the heart and causes diminished contractile force.[31] Toxicity and its effects increase with the concentration of CO2, here given in volume percent of CO2 in the air: 1%, as can occur in a crowded auditorium with poor ventilation, can cause drowsiness with prolonged exposure. [30] At 2% it is mildly narcotic and causes increased blood pressure and pulse rate, and causes reduced hearing. [31] At about 5% it causes stimulation of the respiratory centre, dizziness, confusion and difficulty in breathing accompanied by headache and shortness of breath. [31] At about 8% it causes headache, sweating, dim vision, tremor and loss of consciousness after exposure for between five and ten minutes.[31] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide Cheers. |
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| The Recovery from the Little Ice Age and Global Warming Written by Dr. Syun-Ichi Akasofu (2008) "A roughly linear global temperature increase of about 0.5°C per 100 years seems to have occurred from about 1800, or even much earlier, to the present. This value may be compared with what the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) scientists consider to be the manmade greenhouse effect of 0.6°C per 100 years. This long-lasting linear warming trend is likely to be a natural change. One possible cause of the linear increase may be Earth’s continuing recovery from the Little Ice Age. This trend (0.5°C/100 years) should be subtracted from the temperature data during the last 100 years when estimating the manmade contribution to the present global warming trend. Thus, there is a possibility that only a fraction of the present warming trend is attributable to the greenhouse effect resulting from human activities. This conclusion is contrary to the 2007 IPCC Report (p.10), which states that “most” of the present warming is due to the manmade greenhouse effect. There is an urgent need to correctly identify natural changes and remove them from the present global warming trend in order to accurately identify the contribution of the manmade greenhouse effect. One certain way to learn about natural changes is to examine climate change before the greenhouse effect of human-produced carbon dioxide (CO2) became significant. Unfortunately, I have found that the recent great interest by the public in climatology is largely the result of a proliferating number of confusing stories in the media that are based on misinterpreted information about the greenhouse effect of carbon dioxide. Many people bring up the misunderstood issues when I discuss the present warming trend. The confused people even include some policy-makers and government officials." Because it seems it has not been properly realized, here again the link to the most recent paper on this matter from Akasofu (3/30/2009), posted by Jimbo in 2597. Worths while its careful reading. Two Natural Components of the Recent Climate Change: (1) The Recovery from the Little Ice Age (A Possible Cause of Global Warming) and (2) The Multi-decadal Oscillation (The Recent Halting of the Warming) Syun-Ichi Akasofu International Arctic Research Center University of Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks, Alaska http://people.iarc.uaf.edu/~sakasofu...ate_change.pdf (Be patient, takes a lot of time to download) Cheers. |
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| Diagram showing HadCRUT3 monthly global surface temperature estimate plotted against the monthly atmospheric CO2 content according to the Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii, back to March 1958. The red line is a polynomial fit with the relation: Y = 46762.84786 - 672.9202291 * X + 3.870440539 * X2 - 0.0111225724 * X3 + 1.59696728E-005 * X4 - 9.164606771E-009 * X5. The coefficient of determination for this polynomial fit is R2 = 0.727377 (N = 611). Last month incorporated in the analysis: January 2009 (shown by red cross). Last figure update: 27 February 2009. http://www.climate4you.com/ClimateReflections.htm "In the early part of the period, with CO2 concentrations close to 315 ppm, an increase of CO2 was associated with decreasing global air temperatures. When the CO2 concentration around 1975 reached 325 ppm this association changed, and increasing atmospheric CO2 was now associated with rising global temperatures. However, when the CO2 concentration at the turn of the century reached about 378 ppm, the association changed back to that characterizing the period before 1975. Thus, since 2000, increasing concentration of atmospheric CO2 has again been associated with decreasing global temperature. The diagram above thereby demonstrates that CO2 can not have been the dominant control on global temperatures since 1958. Had CO2 been the dominant control, periods of decreasing temperature (longer than 2-5 years) with increasing CO2 values should not occur. It might be argued (IPCC 2007) that the CO2 dominance first emerged around 1975, but if so, the recent breakdown of the association around 2000 should not occur, either. Consequently, the complex nature of the relation between global temperature and atmospheric CO2 since at least 1958 therefore represents an example of empirical falsification of the hypothesis ascribing dominance on the global temperature by the amount of atmospheric CO2. Clearly, the potential influence of CO2 must be subordinate to one or several other phenomena influencing global temperature. Presumably, it is more correct to characterize CO2 as a contributing factor for global temperature changes, rather than a dominant factor." |
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| interesting site G written by Prof of geography Ole Humlum Phd ![]() He was the guy who tried to explain away this photo by green peace saying that all glaciers undergo periods of advance and retreat and suggesting there are as many glaciers advancing as declining course then there is the sticky little issue of the actual data ![]() course in fairness to the prof it would be important to note that he was specifically referring to local phenomena when he made his statements and in no way commenting on the global situation looking at the following I can see why its possible to say that there are some glaciers advancing ![]() this next makes it obvious how the statement that glaciers ebb and flow while true is completely misleading in regards to the global tragedy that is rapid global climate change ![]() and we're back to the point made about a hundred pages ago that if we are actually cooling off how come all this ice is melting or the more recent point how come such a large percentage of the sources used by skeptics are industry funded industry published industry spin I also kinda like how the prof starts out with a diatribe on how this graph is somehow invalid and unfairly depicts the temp over time trend as we approach present ![]() and then moves on to distort this graph ![]() into this graph ![]() by "detrending" for linear fit ( neat trick eh ) Quote:
without noting that it no longer represents an accurate visual representation ![]() and after rambling on about co2 then states Quote:
along with his then presumably "honest" comparison conclusion as apposed to the rest of the worlds empirical falsification no wonder no one is listening to the deniers cheers B |
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| And this - How does this fit with current theories & postulations? http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...section=justin "...Antarctic ice shelf 'disappears' One Antarctic ice shelf has quickly vanished, another is disappearing and glaciers are melting faster than anyone thought due to climate change, US and British government researchers have reported. They said the Wordie Ice Shelf, which had been disintegrating since the 1960s, is gone and the northern part of the Larsen Ice Shelf no longer exists. More than 8,300 square kilometres have broken off from the Larsen shelf since 1986. Climate change is to blame, according to the report from the US Geological Survey and the British Antarctic Survey. In another report published in the journal Geophysical Letters, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports that ice is melting much more rapidly than expected in the Arctic as well, based on new computer analyses and recent ice measurements. The UN Climate Panel projects that world atmospheric temperature will rise by between 1.8 and 4.0 degrees Celsius because of emissions of greenhouse gases that could bring floods, droughts, heat waves and more powerful storms. As glaciers and ice sheets melt, they can raise overall ocean levels and swamp low-lying areas...." The inclination towards weather extremes, are evident and definitely cannot be passed off as "normal events in the cyclic nature of things"...
__________________ Try to be helpful... The trouble with people is to realise and remember that there are at least two sides for every story... A woman's breasts, one is not enough, - two may be just right, - but dreaming of 3 is a pleasant fantasy... |
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| Boston, my darling: you really understand nothing of what you read !! Here the bibliography of Ole Humlum: http://www.climate4you.com/Text/BIBL...on20090320.pdf And here his contact data: Phone: +47 22 85 58 04 Fax: +47 22 84 44 85 E-mail: Ole.Humlum@geo.uio.no Go tell hem he doesn't know what he's saying. Masa: search this thread for "antarctic": you'll get 47 posts. Please read them. Regards. |
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| Global monthly average lower troposphere temperature since 1979 for the North Pole and South Pole regions, according to University of Alabama at Huntsville, USA. This graph uses data obtained by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) TIROS-N satellite, interpreted by Dr. Roy Spencer and Dr. John Christy, both at Global Hydrology and Climate Center, University of Alabama at Huntsville, USA. The thick line is the simple running 37 month average, nearly corresponding to a running 3 yr average. Last month shown: February 2009 (last diagram update: 12 March 2009). Source: http://www.climate4you.com/ |
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| Sea Ice extent Sea ice extent 1 April 2009. The 'normal' limit of sea ice (orange line) is defined as 15% sea ice cover, according to the average of satellite observations 1979-2000. Sea ice may therefore well be encountered outside and open water areas inside the limit shown in the diagrams above. Map source: National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). Graphs showing daily Arctic (left) and Antarctic (right) sea ice extent until 1 April 2009. Diagrams from National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). |
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| Superimposed plot of five different global monthly temperature estimates shown above, after setting January 1979 = 0. The graph showing the amount of atmospheric CO2 is based on data from the Mauna Loa station, Hawaii. For the first two decades in the 21th century a warming of about 0.2°C per decade is projected for a range of SRES emission scenarios according to the 2007 IPCC Summary for Policymakers (p.7 and Fig.SPM.5). The rate of this projected temperature increase is shown by the grey stippled line. Last month shown: February 2009. Last figure update: 19 March 2009. Same source as before. |
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| well if you actually look at the graphs you can see the progression from the actual graphs to detrended ones a pretty deceitful way to make a visual presentation of an upward trend in anyone's book mathematically remove the upward trend from the plotting system guy is a classic denier using a very deceptive argument not very impressive if you ask me and pretty easy to see through if you only look if he was correct about the advancing glaciers were are they and why don't these many glaciers appear on the data charts just about every glacier we have is retreating and fast no signs of any cooling if you look at the ice record looks to me like not only did I read and understand the article but also saw right through it for the bad attempt at fooling the public it was why else cook the graphs like that if not to give the false impression the trend was not upwards he kinda studiously failed to mention that instead stating Quote:
so of course they are not he cooked the rising trend out of the graphs a classic case of the typical denialists deceitful presentation makes you wonder were he gets his money if you need any further explanations you might want to call these guys at NOAA 301-713-1208 Climate Program Office, Education Program, Climate Literacy Im sure they will be able to explain whats up with the glaciers and those graphs, ask for the carbon group and tell em Boston says hi might even be able to tell you were Humlum gets his money from a colleague of his wrote of his comments Quote:
![]() or the glacier extent data ![]() Humlum Phd in geography also was among thirty or forty Phd's to sign a letter to the president denying global warming was occurring the letter was organized by the infamous Cato institute you do not want me to expose the Cato institute again for the industry paid public relations arm of the oil and gas industry that it clearly is and who pays scientists handsomely to sign those kind of "open" letters the truth will out G the truth will out your man Humlum deceptively states concerning glaciers Quote:
the original looks like this and when he is done reformulating it where's the rising trend ![]() notice how it says clearly at the top "detrended for linear fit" so who is formulating (or reformulating in this case) data to fit the desired conclusion he fails to mention that many glaciers experience rapid states of movement when experiencing rapid melting because the water flowing off them gets under them as well and acts like a lubricant lets try and remember that glaciers flow downhill under normal circumstances what matters is the ice mass data and that data is unmistakable need I repeat it and this last sentence is classic denialist double speak Humlum has the nerve to suggest that its Greenpeace who is only looking at one glacier and suggests that its meaningless that the glaciers are retreating cmon G this guy is being paid by someone to sing the praises of healthy cigarettes please lets at least try to make this challenging it begs the question is this really the best deniers can do to support there claims why was that guys argument so deceptive when even a cursory look reveals the deception and why use deception at all if the science is so sound rapid global climate change is real 97% of scientists agree and that in itself is unprecedented |
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#2670
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| You keep on misunderstanding things and looking for phantoms under the carpets, but it's not me who's going to teach you. Prosit! |
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