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Where Glaciers Are Growing[W:129]

Is melting Arctic ice while Antarctic ice reached its' maximum ... fake?
Is the fact that sea ice goes through cycles of melting corresponding to natural warming ocean oscillations ... fake?

No, it is not fake. Weather occurs.
 
No they are not. At least not on any feeble attempt your trying for climate change denial. That they are comples does not give you leave to use that complexity to create a lie of no climate change.
A study done on local wether effecting local glaciers has nothing to do with climate change.

And where have I mentioned climate change?
 
Climate complexity.

And... Don't stop going down this rabbit hole, as predictable as it is.

Pretending people will not understand what you have linked or think it to complex to read is about one of the lamest of dishonest climate denying tricks.
 
And... Don't stop going down this rabbit hole, as predictable as it is.

Pretending people will not understand what you have linked or think it to complex to read is about one of the lamest of dishonest climate denying tricks.

Your smug self-assurance that you understand my motive and objective has led you astray.
 
Go. Visit. Relevant. Climate. Websites. Trust me, it will help you.

That's where I started. Too many holes and too much argument from authority. You should familiarize yourself with Henrik Svensmark and Nir Shaviv.
 
That's where I started. Too many holes and too much argument from authority. You should familiarize yourself with Henrik Svensmark and Nir Shaviv.

LOL.

Complains about holes and argument from authority.

Cites two 'authorities' with studies that have holes like swiss cheese.
 
21st century science supplanting 19th century science.

Theres been a pretty extensive review of 21st century science done in this area. In fact, it was extensively reviewed twice in this century. Your guys done seem to actually get a mention.
 
Your smug self-assurance that you understand my motive and objective has led you astray.

While your attempt to sew confusion by mixing data an claiming complexity is the reason for not understanding has all the hallmarks of a con game.

Noted that you have failed to tell what exactly you do mean by the link. Another reason to see this as a poorly played game.
 
Good.
Then we're in sync.
Nature keeps doing what it wants to do.

Any other good threads around here?

Np, probably not after hearing that bit of crap.

Weather is a different subject from climate. The subject is climate change, not what will the weather do on the weekend.
 
Theres been a pretty extensive review of 21st century science done in this area. In fact, it was extensively reviewed twice in this century. Your guys done seem to actually get a mention.

The AGW concept is a fine achievement of 19th century science. Shaviv and Svensmark are in the 21st century.
 
Np, probably not after hearing that bit of crap.

Weather is a different subject from climate. The subject is climate change, not what will the weather do on the weekend.

but that's obvious.
if that's all you're saying then who could argue.
 
The AGW concept is a fine achievement of 19th century science. Shaviv and Svensmark are in the 21st century.

Like I said, two extensive reviews of the literature have been done this century.

Your guys play virtually no role.
 
The paper was just published.

The paper:
Mackintosh, A.N, Anderson, B.M, Lorrey, A.M, Renwick, J.A., Prisco Frei, & Dean, S.M., Regional cooling caused recent New Zealand glacier advances in a period of global warming. Nature Communications, February 2017

nature-communications-feb-2017 (PDF)

For three hundred bucks I could publish a paper that just said "Anyone can publish a paper that says anything for three hundred bucks." over and over again.

"Starting October 2014, the journal only accepted submissions from authors willing to pay an article processing charge, and until the end of 2015, part of the published submissions were only available to subscribers. In January 2016, all content became freely accessible to the public.[2]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_Communications

You seem to think that just because someone is publishing something, they know what they are talking about.
 
You really need to find a new place to get your information. WUWT is a website with an agenda.

Your really need to find another way to process material you don't like that isn't a logical fallacy.
 
In New Zealand glaciers have been growing (at least through 2008). Seems there's "regional cooling."

Glaciers
Study: Advancing glaciers in New Zealand are a sign of ‘regional cooling’

Reader Phil Hutchings writes via email: This article in Nature Communications caught my eye! This is a beauty. This week, Nature Communications published an explanation as to why (at least) 58 New Zealand glaciers grew in the twenty-five years to 2008. The aberrant behaviour by these naughty glaciers was perfectly explicable though – it was…

The paper:
Mackintosh, A.N, Anderson, B.M, Lorrey, A.M, Renwick, J.A., Prisco Frei, & Dean, S.M., Regional cooling caused recent New Zealand glacier advances in a period of global warming. Nature Communications, February 2017

nature-communications-feb-2017 (PDF)


No mention of the other side, 90% of climate scientists opinion? Fits your made up mind?
 
As, yes. It's a conspiracy.

Yes. Precisely . Exactly

Why do you insist on leading with your chin?

( I'm always happy to deliver the knockout though ...heh heh heh _)
Most scientists in this country are Democrats. That's a problem.

o, this is not the punch line of a joke. A Pew Research Center Poll from July 2009 showed that only around 6 percent of U.S. scientists are Republicans
Yet, partisan politics aside, why should it matter that there are so few Republican scientists? After all, it's the scientific facts that matter, and facts aren't blue or red.




Well, that's not quite right. Consider the case of climate change, of which beliefs are astonishingly polarized according to party affiliation and ideology. A March 2010 Gallup poll showed that 66 percent of Democrats (and 74 percent of liberals) say the effects of global warming are already occurring, as opposed to 31 percent of Republicans. Does that mean that Democrats are more than twice as likely to accept and understand the scientific truth of the matter? And that Republicans are dominated by scientifically illiterate yahoos and corporate shills willing to sacrifice the planet for short-term economic and political gain?

Or could it be that disagreements over climate change are essentially political—and that science is just carried along for the ride? For 20 years, evidence about global warming has been directly and explicitly linked to a set of policy responses demanding international governance regimes, large-scale social engineering, and the redistribution of wealth. These are the sort of things that most Democrats welcome, and most Republicans hate. No wonder the Republicans are suspicious of the science.


....MIC DROP.........
 
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