Blizzard Warming

[J Craft]

Just look at all these warming conditions.

http://www.accuweather.com/en/weathe...espre/54599939

[NOVA]

I feel the BURN now......

[Celticguy]

Could use some global warming here in Virginia about now

[J Craft]

It's a blazing blizzard!

[christiefan915]

Could use some global warming here in Virginia about now

Operative word being "global", not just NE United States.

[Phantasmal]

This thread once again indicates that most of you have not one clue about climate change.

[canceled.2021.1]

This thread once again indicates that most of you have not one clue about climate change.

I deny the existence of climate

[Leonthecat]

This thread once again indicates that most of you have not one clue about climate change.

Reminds me of people denying the relationship of smoking and health problems because they found one 90 year old guy who smoked for 70 years and is still alive.
A simple mind can't be bothered with statistics. They, do though, believe in stories.

[ZoomZoom]

While they have their "thoughts" the rest of us have information, facts, statistics and provable modeling techniques, all of which are anathema to the willfully ignorant.

[J Craft]

Climate Change: 'Hoax' Or Crime Of The Century?
Global warming and Climate change alarmists are perpetuating a hoax of epic proportions to line their own pockets and provide them with some greater sense of purpose. The climate has changed for centuries and will continue to do so with or without the help of mankind's miniscule contributions to CO2. Back in the 70's it was panic over the coming Ice Age - then it was Global Warming - now, unable to predict the future of climate at all they simply shout the warning... "climate change" - as if that means anything. Mostly they're after increased taxes and control over the masses who mindlessly gobble up this nonsense. But thankfully there's plenty of rational people trying to combat the climate change alarmists including John Colemen (founder of the Weather Channel), Mark Henderson, a contributing writer for Forbes and Dennis Byrne a Chicago writer (see links below).

http://www.greatglobalwarming.com

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This thread once again indicates that most of you have not one clue about climate change.

You have never shown the least understanding of the underlying issues, so why should anybody listen to you? I prefer to believe people like Richard Lindzen and Freeman Dyson rather than Al Bore who stands to benefit personally from the energy and climate policies he is urging Congress to adopt. I always find it truly laughable how warmists bang on about Exxon when Gore was trying to get into bed with Goldman Sachs to make billions from carbon trading, it just goes to show how gullible they are.

http://www.jrdeputyaccountant.com/20...-scam-and.html

[Leonthecat]

The world understands what is happening and why.
It must be very frustrating to be pro-pollution in a world that wishes to change from the old dirty ways.
Poor BORBO

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The world understands what is happening and why.
It must be very frustrating to be pro-pollution in a world that wishes to change from the old dirty ways.
Poor BORBO

CO2 is not a pollutant in the quantities present in the atmosphere, without it the life of photosynthetic organisms and animals would be impossible, given that CO2 provides the basis for the synthesis of organic compounds that provide nutrients for plants and animals. In fact a recent peer reviewed paper has highlighted how increased CO2 has been beneficial to the health of US forests

We find that plants can shift their optimum temperature for photosynthesis, especially in the presence of elevated CO₂, which also increases plant productivity. No clear national trend to date has been reported for flood or drought or their effects on forests except for a current drought in the US Southwest. Additionally, elevated CO₂ increases water use efficiency and protects plants from drought. Pollutants can reduce plant growth but concentrations of major pollutants such as ozone have declined modestly. Ozone damage in particular is lessened by rising CO₂. No clear trend has been reported for pathogen or insect damage but experiments suggest that in many cases rising CO₂ enhances plant resistance to both agents. There is strong evidence from the United States and globally that forest growth has been increasing over recent decades to the past 100+ years. Future prospects for forests are not clear because different models produce divergent forecasts. However, forest growth models that incorporate more realistic physiological responses to rising CO₂ are more likely to show future enhanced growth. Overall, our review suggests that United States forest health has improved over recent decades and is not likely to be impaired in at least the next few decades.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...78112715007756

[Minister of Truth]

Suck it, Grind! Enjoy another round of Nor'easter. Now there's an Easter you can believe in!

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Suck it, Grind! Enjoy another round of Nor'easter. Now there's an Easter you can believe in!

I thought he was in Florida? Nothing would please me more than to think of him freezing in a damp Bostonian garret with only Cheetos and weed to sustain him.