arctic ice increases 60%

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  1. hoytedow
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    Tyrants.
     
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    What tyrant? don't know any..
     
  3. dskira

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    Funny how a new thread about climate change with different title can creep out :D
     
  4. SamSam
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    I guess a guy could go to church and pray that no tyrant using fear-mongering propaganda scares people into subservience.
     
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    Yeah, that would be so ugly.
     
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    No one's panicking now. Panic will set in once climates shift and food for 7 billion people becomes scarce and no one has a plan. Excitement will ensue when 100s of millions of people are displaced from flooded coastal lowlands or when fertile land becomes desert, and then migrate into other people's back yards. Grapes Of Wrath like, on a global scale.

    Everybody seems to agree GW and CG are happening, the snag is about the cause. We here are a small representation of the over all planning committee for the plan to deal with the results of GW and CG and it's not looking good.

    If it's man made, greed and self preservation are a big hold up for solutions. If it's all natural, it seems the best plan is to stock up, get some guns and prepare to kill some hungry people one way or another.
     
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    ....or when the climate grows so cold the bread basket of the world turns up empty and the ports become unusable because the ice cap is hogging all the water necessary to keep the harbors navigable.
     
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    we're all waiting for that to happen
     
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    Most of us would not be able to see it but the time from the start of cooling to a full blown icecap could take less than a century, so it is possible that our children could see it.

    http://www.kortexplores.com/node/80

    "The Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets represent far more area than all the world's glaciers put together, and they aren't melting - they're growing. But all we hear about is the melting on the edges where the ice is exposed to the warmer ocean waters."
     
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    Your article was written in 1999 and does not represent current scientific understanding.

    East Antarctic glaciers could be much more vulnerable to climate change than previously thought | SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
     
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    Russia Preparing Patrols of Arctic Shipping Lanes | NEW YORK TIMES
     
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    That article is a bit misleading. The Northern Sea Route (AKA the Northeast Passage) has actually been around for centuries, and in the 1900's the Soviet Union used it regularly.
     
  13. El_Guero

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    Central Greenland (under the ice) is 200 m below sea level http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/vast-466milelong-canyon-discovered-under-greenland-ice-sheet-say-scientists-8790842.html

    Neither Greenland, or Antarctica are in any danger of melting away any time soon. And as I mentioned above, the likely rise, if all ice melts is not he extreme we get from the alarmists.

    The realists note: Greenland melting revealed Norse settlements that were FROZEN out by global freezing. And the explorers in the 1600's really thought they would find a Northern Passage, because they had heard from the Natives one existed ....

    Is pollution bad? YES. But, why is Al Gore getting rich off of this 'crisis?' If he cared, he would be in China working on their pollution - over half the entire planet's pollution last I read.

    ;)
     
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    Stronger Winds Behind Mysterious Growth in Antarctic Sea Ice, Study Suggests | NATURE WORLD NEWS
     

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    I'm about to the point where I'm going to start ignoring anyone who keeps obsessing about Al Gore.

    Al Gore didn't invent climatology, and he doesn't dictate the results of its research. He's just a convenient whipping boy for people whose entire view of the world is political and bipolar: us vs. them, Democrats vs. Republicans, conservatives vs. liberals, right wing vs. left wing, etc, ad infinitum, ad nauseum...
     
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