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Pietro Sommavilla wrote:
Bill Habr wrote: "Pietro Sommavilla" wrote in message roups.com... Bill Habr wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... How are these cycles known? Geez, you GW denialists are claiming we can't even know temp. 100 years ago, and now you're saying we know the strength of hurricanes 100 years ago? Fact: The earth has been warming since the maximum of the past glaciation. (around 18000 years ago) Fact: The frequency of observed hurricanes went through a cycle. Point: Notice that I am talking about observed hurricanes. Fact: Since we now have better observation now, the number of hurricanes of past hurricanes could be GREATER but will NOT be less. Fact: The strength could be underestimated or overestimated before 1970. Sorry, but I'm not convinced. I think mother nature's trying desperately prove a point to people. I mean, I'm not a scientist but I have readed many articles about on the global warming issue. According to some scientists the rising levels of green house gases could triple the number of category 5 hurricanes. http://www.realclimate.org/ (Hurricanes derive their power in part from warm water) Problem: Rita strengthened to the 3rd strongest Atlantic hurricane in Gulf waters that were just about average. The Gulf is normally a big bathtub this time of year. http://www.osdpd.noaa.gov/PSB/EPS/SS....9.19.2005.gif A pattern of reduced vertical shear has been in place for the last ten years making it a strong suspect in the recent storm increases. http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2005/s2484.htm But even the increases (likely also due to shear ) occurred before in the 1945-1970 period. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gifs/atlhist_lowres.gif Is the weather around the world crazy or is it me? I'd say you're both crazy. |
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"Bill Habr" wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... In article , "Bill Habr" wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... In article , "Bill Habr" wrote: "Demosthenes" wrote in message . .. Like the Catholic Church of Galileo's day, the Bush Administration makes decision based on faith, not on reality. So, lookin' at only part of the record is reality? Sport Pilot wants to look at (1) only Atlantic storms that (2) hit the US. The Science study looked at all storms since 1970. You tell me which is looking at "only part of the record." So? Apparently it has escaped your notice that I am not Sport Pilot. I'll have to explain, but before I do I have to ask you some questions so I can know what to explain. Are you aware the sun is a variable star? Not under the definition used by astronomers. And the effect this has on the climate of the earth? Yes. Apparently you are not. Are you? Apparently not! Apparently you are unaware that when the sun produces more radiation the earth recieves more radiation. As I said, you are unaware of the research here showing solar activity cannot account for more than 1/3 of the current warming. Are you aware of plate tectonics? Are you aware of quantum mechanics? Both as relevant to the current warming. Are they? Can we assume that you think that the climate would be the same today if the continents didn't drift? How far have they drifted in the past 120 years? And are you aware of approximately how long ago the continents arrived at roughly their current positions? And are you aware of why the current continental positions affect the climate differently than previous positions? Are you aware of what the universe was like 1 sec after the Big Bang? Again, just as relevant. Are they? Can we assume that you think that the climate would be the same today if the continents didn't drift? See above. Are you aware of the past climate (before 1970)? Are you aware of the past anything (before 1970)? There are many more questions but that will do for a start. But we don't have (good enough) data for the whole record, or so the claim goes. How do you prove that Atlantic hurricanes are getting more numerous and stronger due to global warming? You can't. But you can prove they're getting stronger, and you know their fuel is warm water. I assume you can put 2 and 2 together. Is the water warmer than it was in the 1940s? Since the earth is, it follows that the water is too. Is the water warmer than it was in the 1720? See above. How do you prove it is due to global warming I'm sorry, I discounted Klingons or magic beans. ( which by the by, you seem to mean only how humans affect global warming) and not due to other factors such as climate cycles? But if there is no before 1970 then there are no cycles, right? What climate cycle would account for 120 years of warming at unprecedented rates? And why do you continue to deny the effects CO2 has? I haven't why do you continue to insist I have? Why do you continue to insist that is the ONLY variable in climate change? (1) It's the biggest one. (2) It's the only one we can do something about. Do you refrain from explaining to politicians all the reasons for global warming? Why did we have a lull in Atlantic hurricane activity and strength from about 1970 to 1995, global cooling? We didn't. Next question. Before 1970 did we have the same number and strength of Atlantic hurricanes? After 1995 did we have the same number and strenght of Atlantic hurricanes? So you haven't looked at the article yet. When we have a lull in activity in about 20 years what are you going to say to the politicians? What happens if we have several El Nino years in a row during this cycle? How do you explain it to others, shrug your shoulders? What are you going to say to future politicians when the earth starts cooling again? Or do you just hope you'll be dead by then and won't have to explain it? That we averted a catastrophe? Even if we humans do nothing to avert it? |
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"Bill Habr" wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... In article , "Bill Habr" wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... In article , "Bill Habr" wrote: "Lloyd Parker" wrote in message ... In article , Fact: You're not published in Science, so bugger off. So one can only comment if published in Science? If one wants to refute an article published there, one should get his refutation published too. That's how science works, not "I don't like the theory so it must be wrong." That's what creationists say. You seem to have me confused with someone else, someone using the name 'Lloyd Parker' who says "I don't like your questions so you must be wrong". No, it's "I don't like your ignorance of the facts and ignorance of science being spouted here as refutation of science." I don't like your ignorance of the facts and ignorance of science being spouted as science. I am not refuting science, I am trying to make you understand that science didn't begin in 1970. The scientific paper used data beginning then, as satellite data started then. |
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![]() "Coby Beck" wrote in message news:A0IYe.270182$tt5.138393@edtnps90... "Bill Habr" wrote in message t... "Coby Beck" wrote in message news:EoiYe.258373$HI.78732@edtnps84... "Bill Habr" wrote in message m... Fact: The earth has been warming since the maximum of the past glaciation. (around 18000 years ago) Hi Bill, I was wondering if I could see a source for this claim. As far as I am aware, it is incorrect. Which fact do you want to know about, the maximum of the last glaciation or that the earth has been warming since? "the earth has been warming since the maximum of the past glaciation (around 18000 years ago)" Please note that this is a very different statement than "the earth is now warmer than it was 18000 years ago" and in this difference lies the deception (feel free to provide evidence that I am incorrect at this point). My understanding is that the planet climbed out of the last glacial period that was at its lowest temperature about 20-18000 yrs ago as you say. It slowly climbed over the next ~8000 yrs into the current inter-glacial period. Then from about 10,000yrs ago until about 150 yrs ago it remained fairly stable, perhaps trending generally down a bit. This can not be reasonably characterized as warming for 18,000 yrs. My understanding is supported by the Volstok ice cores and all the latest temperature reconstructions. A good one-stop shop for these studies is he http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperature_record I am happy to reevaluate my opinion if you can provide some reasonable references that contradict it, I expect you would like to revise yours after reviewing the information I have provided. -- Coby Beck (remove #\Space "coby 101 @ bigpond . com") Coby, I'm impressed When I start discussing something I never know how much people know so I throw a few curveballs to find out. I wonder what is going to happen in 15 to 25 years when the North Atlantic cycle shifts to fewer and weaker hurricanes. Will AGW be ignored because so much was made of AGW at this point in the North Atlantic cycle? Will scientists be ignored because so much was made of AGW at this point in the North Atlantic cycle? Will scientists be ignored because of things like the idiot that calls himself "grampa bush" running around like chicken little? |
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There won't be any civiliaztion left in 25 years. Unless the behavior
changes occur in this decade the results will be too destructive to survive two decades from now. |
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Bush Grandpa sold Thyssen coal to burn jews in Auschwitz wrote:
There won't be any civiliaztion left in 25 years. Unless the behavior changes occur in this decade the results will be too destructive to survive two decades from now. You're wrong. How much would you care to wager? -- St. John |
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How am I going to collect when we are both dead and so is monetary
value as civiliation crumbles around us? |
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Tremendous amounts of data that shows that climate change is real and
happening. For every one 'scientist' that claims it is not real, there are a thousand with the proof that it is real. Those claiming that climate change is not real have been unable to publish their results in peer-reviewed journals. Instead, they rely on the Cato Institute and Rush Limbaugh to deliver their 'data' to the unsuspecting public. There really should be no mention of a 'scientist' in the popular press who believes that climate change is not real. Consider that many of the same scientists who believe climate change is not real also believe in intelligent design and a geocentric universe. I am earning my Ph.D. at Penn State where there are scientists whom have data showing that climate change is real and occurring. It is not a matter of believing in science (including evolution and climate change), science requires no belief, either something is real, or it is not. The right wing is attempting to reduce science to a belief, like religion. Science is not religion. Science is self-correcting. If the data is wrong, it will be discovered in peer review or soon afterward. I am not a climate scientist, so I will not discuss the specifics. I do not wish to credential monger like those at the Cato Institute and others on the right. I urge everyone with a mind to look at the facts of climate change. Real scientists, thousands of them world wide, have data showing that climate change is real. Meanwhile there are a tiny percentage of people, many without credentials, telling us that they believe climate change is not happening and that we should believe them. I do not believe anything. I am a scientist. By the way, I am an atheist against Bush. How any thinking person, never mind an atheist, could be for Bush or believe his lies is flabbergasting. Atheist 4 Bush is either a troll or a fool, but no atheist. Heath |
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When was the climate not changing?
wrote in message ups.com... Tremendous amounts of data that shows that climate change is real and happening. For every one 'scientist' that claims it is not real, there are a thousand with the proof that it is real. Those claiming that climate change is not real have been unable to publish their results in peer-reviewed journals. Instead, they rely on the Cato Institute and Rush Limbaugh to deliver their 'data' to the unsuspecting public. There really should be no mention of a 'scientist' in the popular press who believes that climate change is not real. Consider that many of the same scientists who believe climate change is not real also believe in intelligent design and a geocentric universe. I am earning my Ph.D. at Penn State where there are scientists whom have data showing that climate change is real and occurring. It is not a matter of believing in science (including evolution and climate change), science requires no belief, either something is real, or it is not. The right wing is attempting to reduce science to a belief, like religion. Science is not religion. Science is self-correcting. If the data is wrong, it will be discovered in peer review or soon afterward. I am not a climate scientist, so I will not discuss the specifics. I do not wish to credential monger like those at the Cato Institute and others on the right. I urge everyone with a mind to look at the facts of climate change. Real scientists, thousands of them world wide, have data showing that climate change is real. Meanwhile there are a tiny percentage of people, many without credentials, telling us that they believe climate change is not happening and that we should believe them. I do not believe anything. I am a scientist. By the way, I am an atheist against Bush. How any thinking person, never mind an atheist, could be for Bush or believe his lies is flabbergasting. Atheist 4 Bush is either a troll or a fool, but no atheist. Heath |
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