Climate Change Report

[waywardgs]

31 prominent scientists and researchers warn of global cooling[/URL]

Lol. Did you just read these quotes, or did you click on the articles the quotes were cherry-picked from?

Example from your article from the "no trick zone": "26. James Overland, NOAA. Read physorg.com:

‘Cold and snowy winters will be the rule rather than the exception,’ said James Overland of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.”

The rest, from the link:

Continued rapid loss of ice will be an important driver of major change in the world's climate system in the coming years, he said at an Olso meeting of scientists reviewing research from the two-year International Polar Year 2007-2008.
The exceptionally chilly winter of 2009-2010 in temperate zones of the northern hemisphere were connected to unique physical processes in the Arctic, he said.
"The emerging impact of greenhouse gases in an important factor in the changing Arctic," he explained in a statement.
"What was not fully recognized until now is that a combination of an unusual warm period due to natural variability, loss of sea ice reflectivity, ocean heat storage, and changing wind patterns all working together to disrupt the memory and stability of the Arctic climate system," he said.
The region is warming more than twice as fast as the rest of the planet, a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification.
Resulting ice loss is significantly greater than earlier climate models predicted.
The polar ice cap shrank to its smallest surface since records have been kept in 2007, and early data suggests it could become even smaller this summer.
"It is unlikely that the Arctic can return to its previous condition," Overland said. "The changes are irreversible."


So there's that. No trick zone.

PS half the links are broken.

[Thondalar]

Lol. Did you just read these quotes, or did you click on the articles the quotes were cherry-picked from?

Example from your article from the "no trick zone": "26. James Overland, NOAA. Read physorg.com:

‘Cold and snowy winters will be the rule rather than the exception,’ said James Overland of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.”

The rest, from the link:

Continued rapid loss of ice will be an important driver of major change in the world's climate system in the coming years, he said at an Olso meeting of scientists reviewing research from the two-year International Polar Year 2007-2008.
The exceptionally chilly winter of 2009-2010 in temperate zones of the northern hemisphere were connected to unique physical processes in the Arctic, he said.
"The emerging impact of greenhouse gases in an important factor in the changing Arctic," he explained in a statement.
"What was not fully recognized until now is that a combination of an unusual warm period due to natural variability, loss of sea ice reflectivity, ocean heat storage, and changing wind patterns all working together to disrupt the memory and stability of the Arctic climate system," he said.
The region is warming more than twice as fast as the rest of the planet, a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification.
Resulting ice loss is significantly greater than earlier climate models predicted.
The polar ice cap shrank to its smallest surface since records have been kept in 2007, and early data suggests it could become even smaller this summer.
"It is unlikely that the Arctic can return to its previous condition," Overland said. "The changes are irreversible."


So there's that. No trick zone.

PS half the links are broken.

The four links I posted all work as of 15 seconds ago. The reason I posted the study in the journal Science about the sea ice last was in case anyone bothered to actually read the first one and found what you did.

[Thondalar]

You can find a bunch more scientists and researchers saying the same thing here, no cherry-picked quotes at all:


http://spaceandscience.net/

[waywardgs]

The four links I posted all work as of 15 seconds ago. The reason I posted the study in the journal Science about the sea ice last was in case anyone bothered to actually read the first one and found what you did.

I meant the links from where the quotes were picked within the article. some are broken, not yours. I'll look more later. This was just a random sample.

[Candor]

You believe that scientists once said there was global cooling

Personally I would consider J. Murray Mitchell a scientist. Perhaps you have a different opinion.

[Thondalar]

I meant the links from where the quotes were picked within the article. some are broken, not yours. I'll look more later. This was just a random sample.

Oh, I dunno about that. It was a link I had from something I was doing a while ago, I just threw it in there with the others because it was handy. Personally, I like the list of scientists on the spaceandscience.net link better than anything I posted in the first post...it's quite an eclectic mix of retired NASA guys, head of space research at the Russian Academy of Scientists, Mexican researchers, Chinese researchers, Australian engineers, a guy from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Canadian researchers...

[ClydeR]

This happened yesterday.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E0a_60PMR8

[Thondalar]

This happened yesterday.

Way to be a day late posting it. Keep up the good work.

[Thondalar]

Wait wait...there are stupid-ass old white guys in the Senate that have never done anything of note in their life other than coasting through a law degree their parents paid for?

You don't say.

[Thondalar]

Stop the presses! Alert the media!