In article , "Alastair McDonald" k writes:

These links are interesting, but they are not related to the main point
I am making, which is that nothing will be done about global warming
until people panic, and when that time comes it will be too late.

I do not get any sense of urgency from any meteorolgist, whether they
are presenting the weather on South Today, or are Head of Research
at the Hadley Centre. Awareness yes, panic no!


And then they would be dismissed as a bunch of hysterics.

Cheers,

keith



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"Alastair McDonald" k wrote
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"Keith Dancey" wrote in message
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In article , "Alastair McDonald"
k writes:

Why should I be the only one?

Besides they would have the satisfaction of saying "I told you
so!" when the big crunch does comes.

Cheers, Alastair.


Alastair. You've mentioned the "big crunch" before. Not exactly in those
terms, but words that describe some sort of pending disaster served up by
climate change. We all know eventually sea levels will rise by 300' ect
ect. But what are you alluding too as the first real signs
Have they started or are they about too and how..

One more thought Alastair. If it's going to happen this weekend, will I need
a brolly?
Cheers

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"Alastair McDonald" k wrote
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"Keith Dancey" wrote in message
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In article , "Alastair McDonald"
k writes:

Why should I be the only one?

Besides they would have the satisfaction of saying "I told you
so!" when the big crunch does comes.

Cheers, Alastair.


Alastair. You've mentioned the "big crunch" before. Not exactly in those
terms, but words that describe some sort of pending disaster served up by
climate change. We all know eventually sea levels will rise by 300' ect
ect. But what are you alluding too as the first real signs
Have they started or are they about too and how..

What will happen is that instead of waiting until 2100 for temperatures
to rise by 5C or whatever, it will happen one summer - the whole 5C.
British weather will be similar to that of Bangladesh, with hot dry
springs (April this year?) followed by a monsoon later in the year
(August this year?) and hurricanes in September and October.

I am so old now my memory is going, but didn't we get a monsoon
last September?

Cheers, Alastair.