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Re: OT about at the end of my rope


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Posted by Old Iron on April 11, 2008 at 22:37:54 from (24.225.2.68):

In Reply to: OT about at the end of my rope posted by rrlund on April 11, 2008 at 07:53:31:

Several scientific studies along with record cold temperatures this past year in both hemispheres is shedding light on the fallacy of manmade global warming.

Merinews reported:

Satellite measurements available since 1979 show no warming in the southern hemisphere and the trend in the northern hemisphere appears to have waned since 2001.

--In August 2007, the UK Met Office acknowledged that obvious global warming had stopped.

--Paleo-climate scientist Bob Carter testifying before the US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works has noted that the accepted global average temperature statistics used by IPCC show no ground-based warming has occurred since 1998.

--A research led by David Bromwich, Professor of Atmospheric Science in the Department of Geography at Ohio State University and researchers with the Byrd Polar Research Centre at Ohio State University shows that during the late 20th century, the temperature in Antarctica did not rise to the level predicted by many global warming models.

--According to UN scientist Madhav L. Khandekar, a retired Environment Canada scientist and an expert IPCC reviewer in 2007, the recent worldwide analysis of ocean surface temperatures shows that sea surface temperatures over world oceans are slowly declining since mid-1998.

--While the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is steadily rising from 280 ppm and might reach 560 ppm by 2100 as predicted by IPCC, the world’s average temperature, instead of following a steep upward gradient, is actually plunging after a period of upward trend. However, the IPCC is not coming out publicly with the truth surrounding the correlation between rise in carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere and its possible consequence on global warming, if any.

--A study by researchers of the Atmospheric Science Group, Department of Mathematical Science, at the University of Wisconsin, found that global warming in the last century was linked to natural causes.

--The Royal Meteorological Institute at Brussels in its report last year said that not carbon dioxide but the most important greenhouse gas was water vapour; it was responsible for 75 per cent of the greenhouse effect. According to Belgian climate scientist Lu Debontridder, the warm winters of the last few years in Belgium are simply due to the North-Atlantic oscillation that has absolutely nothing to do with carbon dioxide.

--A study published in Science last September found that contrary to past inferences from ice core records, carbon dioxide did not cause the end of the last ice age. According to the same study, deep-sea temperatures warmed about 1,300 years before the tropical surface ocean and well before the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide.

--USC geologist Lowell Scot, the lead author of the study, said that the climate dynamics are much more complex than simply saying that carbon dioxide rises and the temperature warms.

--The IPCC climate model is based on the assumption that increased warming would cause more rainfall that would produce more clouds on the higher reaches of the atmosphere. Since high clouds have a net warming effect this would cause more warming, more rainfall and the cycle will continue. It is this positive feedback that causes the UN climate models to predict a temperature rise in the range of 2.5 degree Celsius to 4.7 degree Celsius due to rise in the level of carbon dioxide to 560 ppm. Dr Roy Spencer along with researchers at the University of Alabama Huntsville and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, California, after observing the temperatures, clouds and rainfall reported that warming is actually associated with fewer high clouds. There is no data to support the theory that more rainfall will produce more high-altitude clouds.

NOTE: The mainstream media seems to be purposely ignoring the bulk of the findings by renowned researchers throughout the globe that the current global warming fear attributed solely to carbon dioxide rise is utterly "unfounded".

Previous weather headines:

*Antarctica Records Record High Ice Cap Growth.

*South America Has Coldest Winter in a 90 Years.

*Iraqis See First Snow in 100 Years As Sign of Peace.

*Worst Snowstorms in a Decade in China Cause Rioting.

*Jerusalem Grinds to a Halt As Rare Snowstorm Blasts City.

*Worst Snowstorms in 50 Years Continue to Cripple China.

*China Suffers Coldest Winter in 100 Years.

*Pakistan Suffers Lowest Temps in 70 Years-- 260 Dead.

*Record Cold Hits Central Asia-- 654 Dead in Afghanistan.

*Severe Weather Kills Dozens in Kashmir.

*Tajikistan Crisis!! Coldest Winter in 25 Years!

*Record Cold Wave Blasts Mumbai, India.

*Snow and Ice in San Diego?

*Wisconsin Snowfall Record Shattered!

*The Disappearing Arctic Ice Is Back And It's Thick!

*Turkey's snowiest winter continues.

*Record Cold & Snow Blankets Acropolis in Greece.

*Longest Ever Cold Spell Kills Cattle & Rice in Vietnam!

*Most Snow Cover Over North America Since 1966.

*Australia Suffers Through Coldest Summer in 50 Years.

*Record Snowfall Slams Ohio River Valley!


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