MassLiberty Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 Woops!! I mean floods likely to happen because of the EXTREME COLD!!!!!! http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/environment/great-lakes8217-ice-cover-could-lead-to-flooding-chillier-spring-20140305 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sole result Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 Woops!! I mean floods likely to happen because of the EXTREME COLD!!!!!! http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/environment/great-lakes8217-ice-cover-could-lead-to-flooding-chillier-spring-20140305 Hope for a slow thaw. Believe in supreme beings not throwing a heat wave over the snow packs. When ice breaks it becomes its own foundations for daming up streams. Look out, Natural balance is a female canine along with Lady Justice applying adapt or become extinct to every body that forgets two universal laws in plumbing. Water seeks its own level and sh!t rolls down hill. Valleys and wetlands aren't pleasent places to be in spring thaws..but the crops sure grow good after the dryout. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
supraTruth Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 Woops!! I mean floods likely to happen because of the EXTREME COLD!!!!!! http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/environment/great-lakes8217-ice-cover-could-lead-to-flooding-chillier-spring-20140305 What about the disappearing shellfish? Do u prefer eating jelly fish? http://www.dailymail...-predators.html Even if climate change is debatable, which I don't believe, increased acidification is an observable consequence of our CO2 emissions. http://www.thedailys...istraction-loop Dave Peiser For Congress! http://www.peiserforcongress.com/ http://<span style="...real-tax-reform http://www.freewebs....description.htm 2014: VOTE FOR WE THE PEOPLE IN THE "PEOPLE'S HOUSE!" USA! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rightturnsonly Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 Would you please describe to me in your own words how acidifiction works? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slowmotion426 Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 I had to get all my trucks steam cleaned to get the latest storms' slag and salt off. I should send the bill to that liar al gore. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marthas Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 I had to get all my trucks steam cleaned to get the latest storms' slag and salt off. I should send the bill to that liar al gore. ACA has a portion where you can get a brain scan if you fear you are stupid, I suggest you take them up on it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slowmotion426 Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 ACA has a portion where you can get a brain scan if you fear you are stupid, I suggest you take them up on it. It would be a ten year wait behind you and all the other idiot scumbag liberals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pogorocks Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Woops!! I mean floods likely to happen because of the EXTREME COLD!!!!!!It might seem like that to ignorant bamboozled retards like yourself but in the real world.... Heavy Flooding and Global Warming: Is There a Connection? Union of Concerned Scientists March 2010 Climate change increases the probability of some types of weather. Recent heavy rains and flooding in the Northeast, Midwest, and Great Plains are consistent with a warming planet, and such events are expected to become more common over time. As average temperatures in regions across the country have gone up, more rain has fallen during the heaviest downpours. Very heavy precipitation events, defined as the heaviest one percent, now drop 67 percent more precipitation in the Northeast, 31 percent more in the Midwest and 15 percent more in the Great Plains, including the Dakotas, than they did 50 years ago. This happens because warmer air holds more moisture. This fact is apparent when you see water vapor hanging in the air after turning off a hot shower. When warm air holding moisture meets cooler air, the moisture condenses into tiny droplets that float in the air. If the drops get bigger and become heavy enough, they fall as precipitation. If the emissions that cause global warming continue unabated, scientists expect the amount of rainfall during the heaviest precipitation events across country to increase more than 40 percent by the end of the century. Even if we dramatically curbed emissions, these downpours will still increase, but by only a little more than 20 percent. Regardless of what action we take to cut emissions, municipalities that are vulnerable to heavy precipitation events should plan for more flooding. Any efforts to reduce emissions would make it easier for them to adapt. Climate science contrarians often argue that it is impossible for global warming to cause both heavy precipitation and drought. They are either misinformed or purposefully confusing the issue. Drought is a measure of annual precipitation, not the intensity of precipitation events. As a consequence of global warming, annual precipitation levels have increased in many parts of the country and decreased in others. Between 1958 and 2007, for example, the Southeast and Southwest experienced more drought even while overall precipitation across the country increased an average of five percent. These precipitation changes, along with temperature shifts, threaten agriculture and have contributed to the northerly movement of plant hardiness zones. It is worth noting that last months blizzard in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast also is consistent with global warming. That heavy precipitation event just happened to occur in winter rather than spring, bringing snow rather than rain. Global warming will likely make the winter season shorter and colder weather less common, but winter will not disappear altogether. Global warming also is causing measurable season creep worldwide. Spring weather is arriving earlier and fall weather is arriving later than ever before. If temperatures were a bit colder in the Northeast or Midwest, those regions would have been contending with a massive snowfall instead of heavy rains. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old Mack Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Man-Made Global Warming to Cause Floods!!! It will also cause rape according to ultraliberal modern math ! Global warming isn't just going to melt the Arctic and flood our cities—it's also going to make Americans more likely to kill each other. That's the conclusion of a controversial new study that uses historic crime and temperature data to show that hotter weather leads to more murders, more rapes, more robberies, more assaults, and more property crimes. http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/02/climate-change-murder-rape Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaydublu Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Warmer weather than usual = global warming Colder weather than usual = global warming Usual weather = global warming Less precip = global warming More precip = global warming Fast-arriving Spring = global warming Slow-arriving Spring = global warming Be afraid. Be VERY afraid! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMessiah Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 It might seem like that to ignorant bamboozled retards like yourself but in the real world.... Heavy Flooding and Global Warming: Is There a Connection? Union of Concerned Scientists March 2010 Climate change increases the probability of some types of weather. Recent heavy rains and flooding in the Northeast, Midwest, and Great Plains are consistent with a warming planet, and such events are expected to become more common over time. As average temperatures in regions across the country have gone up, more rain has fallen during the heaviest downpours. Very heavy precipitation events, defined as the heaviest one percent, now drop 67 percent more precipitation in the Northeast, 31 percent more in the Midwest and 15 percent more in the Great Plains, including the Dakotas, than they did 50 years ago. This happens because warmer air holds more moisture. This fact is apparent when you see water vapor hanging in the air after turning off a hot shower. When warm air holding moisture meets cooler air, the moisture condenses into tiny droplets that float in the air. If the drops get bigger and become heavy enough, they fall as precipitation. If the emissions that cause global warming continue unabated, scientists expect the amount of rainfall during the heaviest precipitation events across country to increase more than 40 percent by the end of the century. Even if we dramatically curbed emissions, these downpours will still increase, but by only a little more than 20 percent. Regardless of what action we take to cut emissions, municipalities that are vulnerable to heavy precipitation events should plan for more flooding. Any efforts to reduce emissions would make it easier for them to adapt. Climate science contrarians often argue that it is impossible for global warming to cause both heavy precipitation and drought. They are either misinformed or purposefully confusing the issue. Drought is a measure of annual precipitation, not the intensity of precipitation events. As a consequence of global warming, annual precipitation levels have increased in many parts of the country and decreased in others. Between 1958 and 2007, for example, the Southeast and Southwest experienced more drought even while overall precipitation across the country increased an average of five percent. These precipitation changes, along with temperature shifts, threaten agriculture and have contributed to the northerly movement of plant hardiness zones. It is worth noting that last months blizzard in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast also is consistent with global warming. That heavy precipitation event just happened to occur in winter rather than spring, bringing snow rather than rain. Global warming will likely make the winter season shorter and colder weather less common, but winter will not disappear altogether. Global warming also is causing measurable season creep worldwide. Spring weather is arriving earlier and fall weather is arriving later than ever before. If temperatures were a bit colder in the Northeast or Midwest, those regions would have been contending with a massive snowfall instead of heavy rains. Facts can make cons have seizure! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sole result Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 the same hypothetical measurements that gave humanity relative time space continuum gave us Global warming.a mere century later. A century ago they made jokes about taxing water and air. It is reality now, especially with this carbon footprint credits crap. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMessiah Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Warmer weather than usual = global warming Colder weather than usual = global warming Usual weather = global warming Less precip = global warming More precip = global warming Fast-arriving Spring = global warming Slow-arriving Spring = global warming Be afraid. Be VERY afraid! Sex with children = Republican Denial of facts = Republican Distortion of facts = Republican Denial of facts = Republican Chronic lying = Republican Chicken hawk = Republican Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaydublu Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Sex with children = Denial of facts = Republican Distortion of facts = Republican Denial of facts = Republican Chronic lying = Republican Chicken hawk = Republican The above post = childish Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sole result Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 What is this model composed by? what if. could be, should have. might become. last but least, Nobody knows. And all this is based upon time changes getting spaced apart now hypotheticals. Deniers are 10 fold worse than liars, they cannot tolerate hearing about physical absolutes and will destroy any evidence of such ideas they exist in plain sight, in plain sight to assure nobody else dares. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pogorocks Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 More.... Increased flood risk linked to global warming Likelihood of extreme rainfall may have been doubled by rising greenhouse-gas levels. Nature Quirin Schiermeier Published online 16 February 2011 Nature 470, 316 (2011) doi:10.1038/470316a Climate change may be hitting home. Rises in global average temperature are remote from most people's experience, but two studies in this week's Nature(1),(2) conclude that climate warming is already causing extreme weather events that affect the lives of millions. The research directly links rising greenhouse-gas levels with the growing intensity of rain and snow in the Northern Hemisphere, and the increased risk of flooding in the United Kingdom. Insurers will take note, as will those developing policies for adapting to climate change. "This has immense importance not just as a further justification for emissions reduction, but also for adaptation planning," says Michael Oppenheimer, a climate-policy researcher at Princeton University in New Jersey, who was not involved in the studies. There is no doubt that humans are altering the climate, but the implications for regional weather are less clear. No computer simulation can conclusively attribute a given snowstorm or flood to global warming. But with a combination of climate models, weather observations and a good dose of probability theory, scientists may be able to determine how climate warming changes the odds. An earlier study(3), for example, found that global warming has at least doubled the likelihood of extreme events such as the 2003 European heatwave. More-localized weather extremes have been harder to attribute to climate change until now. "Climate models have improved a lot since ten years ago, when we basically couldn't say anything about rainfall," says Gabriele Hegerl, a climate researcher at the University of Edinburgh, UK. In the first of the latest studies(1), Hegerl and her colleagues compared data from weather stations in the Northern Hemisphere with precipitation simulations from eight climate models (see page 378). "We can now say with some confidence that the increased rainfall intensity in the latter half of the twentieth century cannot be explained by our estimates of internal climate variability," she says. The second study(2) links climate change to a specific event: damaging floods in 2000 in England and Wales. By running thousands of high-resolution seasonal forecast simulations with or without the effect of greenhouse gases, Myles Allen of the University of Oxford, UK, and his colleagues found that anthropogenic climate change may have almost doubled the risk of the extremely wet weather that caused the floods (see page 382). The rise in extreme precipitation in some Northern Hemisphere areas has been recognized for more than a decade, but this is the first time that the anthropogenic contribution has been nailed down, says Oppenheimer. The findings mean that Northern Hemisphere countries need to prepare for more of these events in the future. "What has been considered a 1-in-100-years event in a stationary climate may actually occur twice as often in the future," says Allen. But he cautions that climate change may not always raise the risk of weather-related damage. In Britain, for example, snow-melt floods may become less likely as the climate warms. And Allen's study leaves a 10% chance that global warming has not affected or has even decreased the country's flood risk. Similar attribution studies are under way for flood and drought risk in Europe, meltwater availability in the western United States and drought in southern Africa, typical of the research needed to develop effective climate-adaptation policies. "Governments plan to spend some US$100 billion on climate adaptation by 2020, although presently no one has an idea of what is an impact of climate change and what is just bad weather," says Allen. Establishing the links between climate change and weather could also shape climate treaties, he says. "If rich countries are to financially compensate the losers of climate change, as some poorer countries would expect, you'd like to have an objective scientific basis for it." The insurance industry has long worried about increased losses resulting from more extreme weather (see 'Fatal floods'), but conclusively pinning the blame on climate change will take more research, says Robert Muir-Wood, chief research officer with RMS, a company headquartered in Newark, California, that constructs risk models for the insurance industry. "This is a key part of our research agenda and insurance companies do accept the premise" that there could be a link, he says. "If there's evidence that risk is changing, then this is something we need to incorporate in our models." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pogorocks Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Warmer weather than usual = global warmingWarmer weather than usual over most of the planet year after year is a sign of global warming. Colder weather than usual = global warmingColder weather than usual may in some cases be a sign of climate changes. Usual weather = global warmingNobody thinks that "usual weather" means anything, idiot. Less precip = global warmingCorrect, droughts are a consequence of global warming. More precip = global warmingHeavier precipitation, rainfall and snowfall, is increasing as a result of the fact that warmer air holds more water vapor and global warming has increased both air temperatures and water vapor levels (over 4%). Fast-arriving Spring = global warmingSpring is arriving sooner as a result of the climate changes being reduced by global warming. Slow-arriving Spring = global warmingSince there is no place on Earth where Spring is actually arriving later, I have to conclude (once again) that you are a complete retard. Be afraid. Be VERY afraid!Be stupid. Be VERY stupid! No one will notice any difference. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
neue regel Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 I've got 2300 carbon credits for sale to the highest bidder. We can work it out through paypal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old Mack Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Man-Made Global Warming to Cause Floods!!! It will also cause TV shows to be canceled. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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