On Mar 16, 2:55 am, "James" wrote:
"JohnM" wrote in message

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On Mar 15, 1:21 am, "James" wrote:
"Stan Kellett" wrote in message

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Accordingly this movie is based on real science however they are
using
the worse case scenario.

However remember the worst case scenario forecast 10 years ago is
now
the most likely. And before anyone states the slight dip over last
couple of years this was forecast by all scientists as sun is in an
inactive phase and some natural Oceanographic effects countering
the
AGW effect are happening. Once these phases go into a natural
warming
then we will start seeing the AGW accelerating.

Stan

"James" wrote in message
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"Roger Coppock" wrote in message
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Here's a new movie that could out do Al Gore's
"An Inconvenient Truth."

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/.../main4861157.s...

LOL How desperate can they get? Rather than tell you about the
catastrophes, it's time to show you. Then, maybe you will be
scared
enough. This should be good. Why didn't they get Spielberg?

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Once these phases go into a natural warming then we will start
seeing
the
AGW accelerating.

What does this mean?

I think he's referring to the notion that once ENSO moves into the
next phase and the next cycle of solar activity starts, the CO2 that's
been continually accruing in the atmosphere will express itself in a
kind of 1998 hiccup - but hotter.

So when the sun warms things up and El Nino returns, it's global warming
because of co2 again. Give us a break.

Not correct. Let me try and explain a little more.

Just now the trapping of heat by GGs is continuing to increase as it
has for the last 150 years, because of humankind releasing carbon
previously locked away geologically. This would result in a rise of
temperature, all else being equal. But all else is not equal. The
solar activity that supplies the heat has recently fallen slightly,
the oceans which take up heat have recently been able to increase
their uptake through colder waters surfacing. Global temperature is an
expression of the extent to which these and numerous other heat
shuffling processes interact.