More climate change data

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    Eastoff, Jul 10, 2012
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    Confusing weather with global warming again?
     
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    True, it's a relatively small sample size!
     
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    You know, Europe had a terrible heat wave a few years back. A lot of people died. Yet today the temps seem quite normal there.

    Have you ever considered the earth's temperature below the surface? Hot enough to melt rock.
     
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    ...that's from the inner-sun, part of hallow Earth :devilwink:
     
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    Good to hear. Luckily all of our societies that were there in roman times are currently living in the same locations and rising sea levels won't matter, right? I mean it's not like cultures will get moved, and it's not like plants/animals we currently depend on for our ecosystem would have evolved in 2000 years, right Denny?
     
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    You missed the "cooling for 2000 years" part.

    Measuring "global warming" is a ridiculous proposition. That's an outright fact. Can you tell me why?
     
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    The Malthusians never cease preaching. ;)
     
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    Quite Possibly True. But it's also very possible the world's climate has been artificially altered after the last 60 years of converting mass amounts of matter from the core of the earth into the atmosphere.

    Mother, should I trust the government?

    http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_162-57469878/noaa-links-extreme-weather-to-climate-change/

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...limate-change/2012/07/10/gJQAdv9waW_blog.html
     
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    The claim about man made global warming is that it started with the start of the industrial revolution, not just the past 60 years.
     
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    which is why it's not climate ...
     
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    I think it might have more to do with the green revolution myself. 7 billion people and climbing = lots of energy use/disturbance/land-use change/etc.
     
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