So much for your polar ice caps melting away.................
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reefraff
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It's just part of the global warming trend, it causes things to get cooler
I can't believe so many people buy into this CO2/warming nonsense. They have yet to come up with a reasonable explanation for periods when the CO2/Temperature correlation do just the opposite of what their model predicts. All the recent revelations of lies on the part of the scienpropagandatists should be enough to raise extreme doubts in most people's minds.
I can't believe so many people buy into this CO2/warming nonsense. They have yet to come up with a reasonable explanation for periods when the CO2/Temperature correlation do just the opposite of what their model predicts. All the recent revelations of lies on the part of the scienpropagandatists should be enough to raise extreme doubts in most people's minds.
aquaknight
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Man, it seemed like I was a lone soldier on that other reef site....
My thing is now it's changed from 'Climate Change' to 'Climate Instability.'
I swear I'm not the only one, but look at any piece of data, more so focused on pre-industrialization. Find ONE period of time the climate has been stable... I can't totally deny that perhaps it's gotten warmer (man-caused is the issue), now we are cooling off. Again, go look at old data, even realclimate crap, same thing over and over. A peak is reached (cooler or warmer) and the climate shifts back the other way....
My thing is now it's changed from 'Climate Change' to 'Climate Instability.'
coral keeper
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lol
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by uneverno
http:///forum/post/3254306
Interesting.
Considering we've been able to monitor temperature relatively accurately for about 150 years of the Earth's 4.5 billion year lifespan, I wonder what that means???
That has been one of my points for years
http:///forum/post/3254306
Interesting.
Considering we've been able to monitor temperature relatively accurately for about 150 years of the Earth's 4.5 billion year lifespan, I wonder what that means???
That has been one of my points for years