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a further look at the global warming thugs and the now doubtful 97% "consensus...
Climate McCarthyism: The Scandal Grows
and when out of arguments we commence name calling.
How original.
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a further look at the global warming thugs and the now doubtful 97% "consensus...
Climate McCarthyism: The Scandal Grows
You see Bill, I don't have a side. I am quite prepared to look at the evidence and make up my mind one way or the other. I would love for you to be right because the future would not face the risk of global warming. But your ranting flies in the face of most evidence. You shamelessly shoot the messenger when you don't have evidence as Gran pointed out. But at least you are honest enough to admit that you have chosen sides, albeit the side of the extreme right.First, it isn't my side of the debate that is keeping others from publishing their work, hiding relevant information and destroying other information so the skeptics can't see it, and it isn't my side that is trying to get editors fired for publishing the work of skeptics...
And the billions that the supporters of man made global warming get from their activity...that doesn't count?
K-man, last week they announce that Antarctic glaciers are calving ice...and announcing it with doom and gloom in their announcement and not once do they mention the volcanoes under the ice...active volcanoes as a possible reason for this...and they blame it all on man made global warming....
And that doesn't seem even slightly dishonest to you...really?
And the information I post...you can check it yourself, read the papers linked to in the articles I cite and make up your own mind....and yet you say I'm the problem?
even though these guys admit that global temperatures are rising
But when it comes to a position you are all over the shop when it suits you.
That is an active volcano, just it is not erupting at present.
If people want to publish extremist nonsense
The colors of the impending dawn can't compete with the blazing hues of molten rock as it gloops into the Pacific hissing and spitting. Flowing lava shows up most vividly in the dark, so it's best to make the trek over lava fields to the coast either before dawn or during the day and stay until after the sun sets. Photo: David Jordan/Special To The Post-Intelligencer
How many active volcanoes are there in antarctica?
In: Antarctica, Volcanoes [Edit categories]
Answer:
2 volcaones are active
Fire Under Arctic Ice: Volcanoes Have Been Blowing Their Tops In The Deep Ocean
Date:June 26, 2008
Source:Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Summary:Researchers have uncovered evidence of explosive volcanic eruptions deep beneath the ice-covered surface of the Arctic Ocean. Such violent eruptions of splintered, fragmented rock -- known as pyroclastic deposits -- were not thought possible at great ocean depths because of the intense weight and pressure of water and because of the composition of seafloor magma and rock. The evidence of violent eruptions on Gakkel Ridge in the Arctic defies assumptions about seafloor pressure and volcanism.
The evidence of violent eruptions on Gakkel Ridge in the Arctic defies assumptions about seafloor pressure and volcanism.
The fact that they haven't found volcanic activity certainly doesn't mean that there is no volcanic activity. However it also doesn't mean there is. So, unlike you who is clutching at straws, I am prepared to wait for evidence. Glaciers are retreating all over the world. Are you suggesting that there are volcanoes under all of them?And considering they only deployed seismic equipment capable of withstanding the cold of the Antarctic, what, two years ago...and yet they think they know everything there is to know about what might be happening under the ice...really? That they can say that volcanic activity isn't causing any melt...
As a friend of mine would say ... GALGOI! (Get a life, get over it) Climategate happened, it was explained, it was years ago. Forget it, it is no longer relevant.And the climategate emails show there were coordinated attempts to block skeptic papers from getting published...and to get editors fired...and to destroy their data to deny it to skeptics...but we have to "trust" their word about their "science" on the subject of global warming...really?
You see, many might say that the warming didn't stop back then. You are the most vocal proponent of that theory. Others would say that heat is being stored in the oceans but far from me to claim to be expert.No, I am just not afraid to post things that discuss the issue...I believe that the earth warms, and cools...and the debate is when the earth is going to do which, next. Some scientists say it is warming because of man...then if we are pumping green house gases into the air in increasing amounts...then why did the warming stop for the last 17 years, 9 months...something their alleged models did not predict...so why should I trust them when they say the earth is warming, when it hasn't, and then the next step...if it stopped warming, how is that possible if man is causing it...we certainly didn't stop putting out greenhouse gases lately...in fact, India, China are putting out even more.
I'm not sure that I have read of anybody you have quoted being called 'fakes, and frauds and shills'. Certainly some are lacking credibility because of past performance and I might not credit them as reputable, but not fakes, frauds and shills. There are extremists in all fields. Science is no different. I prefer to keep an open mind rather than push the views of people who have taken money to push a position in the past.And then the scientists I cite are called fakes, and frauds and shills...but the other side are angels...tell me who isn't being honest here...
Why would people talk about volcanoes unless there was a shred of evidence to suggest it was a factor?I put out the information I find and if some of these guys say global warming is happening...see...the glaciers are melting...I like to show that well...if they say that, why don't they talk about the volcanoes...
I am not the one suppressing critics, or threatening critics and if you disagree...feel free to find your own sources and post those...
The volcano on Hawaii is active, believe me. I have flown over it, seen it and smelled it. If there was one doing that in Antarctica we would know about it.K-man...it doesn't have to erupt...it can just ooze...ever see the volcanoes in Hawaii...the lava that bubbles and bubbles without exploding...might heat up water a bit...and they don't even know the extent of these things because they can't measure them accurately yet...
No, they don't want us to change our lives on their word. We are relying on their evidence for that.And yet...they want to tell us to change our lives on their word...
How do you know it is extremist nonsense...the guys telling you this are the ones who lied to you already...as they collect their grant money, awards, tenure, book deals, lecture fees...
They might. Then again they might not.Here you go K-man...volcanoes that ooze lava in Hawaii...would it be a stretch to think that the two volcanos they know about under the Antarctic ice might ooze lava...and that that might heat water...and that might be the cause of any melt of the ice...
Red hot Hawaii: The Big Island's lava flows ooze a primordial beauty - seattlepi.com
You should check out the photos...looks kind of...hot...
I'm not sure where you are getting the rubbish about deep water volcanoes from. Hawaii was formed from deep water volcanoes. They have known that for many years. There is a new island forming in the same area. They knew that when I was in Hawaii 20 years ago. I have watched documentaries on underwater volcanic activity for decades. Nothing new there. While the Earth has a molten core and we have shifting continental plates we will have volcanoes coming up in lots of new places. Hardly rocket science!Uhhhh...here is a list of volcanos in Antarctica...from wikipedia...that is a lot of volcanos...I wonder how many of them are oozing...
List of volcanoes in Antarctica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
from one of the Answer sites...
So, at least two are oozing hot lava into the water under the ice...hmmmm...
Hmmm...there seem to be active volcanos under the arctic ice as well...really? and they never mention this when they allege the glaciers are melting...
Fire Under Arctic Ice: Volcanoes Have Been Blowing Their Tops In The Deep Ocean -- ScienceDaily
Really...really...check this out...
Something else they didn't know...because the science on underwater volcanos was..."settled"...as of 2008...
Well, I guess that assumption isn't "settled" anymore...is it...perhaps they can just create a consensus and say that it is anyway...
So tell me again how man made global warming science is "settled..."
Ice melts at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Chocolate melts at 90 F. But rock? Now we're talking a lot more heat.
Lava, the melted rock that shoots out of volcanoes, can flow at temperatures of thousands of degrees Fahrenheit.
Lava that's on the cooler side comes out of volcanoes at only pizza oven-like temperatures of 570 F, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
Exactly! If it was there it would certainly affect the ice. Just that no one has found it. There is no evidence that lava is melting glaciers. Where is the evidence for your proposition? In your mind!How hot is lava...or as Dr. Evil would say..."Magma."
How Hot Is Lava? | LiveScience
Hmmm....ice melts at 32 degrees vs. lava at a minimum 570 degrees...yeah...that won't effect ice in the Antarctic...
Yeah, it's just crazy to think that lava underneath ice might cause some melting...who have thunk it...
Drat! Must be those pesky volcanoes again.
Drat! Must be those pesky volcanoes again.
While the first study is apocalyptic in its implications, little of the damage is likely to be seen this century – the worst could be a thousand years away. The second will raise sea levels by less, but on a shorter timescale. It can, though, still be ignored by those who, in John Oliver's words “cannot be trusted with the future tense.”
However, the Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling at Leeds University has found that ice loss is happening right now, and at twice the rate estimated using an incomplete version of the same technique.
Yep and at some point it will all be gone. BUT then it will all freeze again you know like the last time
Scientists at the British Antarctic Survey say that the melting of the Pine Island Glacier ice shelf in Antarctica has suddenly slowed right down in the last few years, confirming earlier research which suggested that the shelf's melt does not result from human-driven global warming.
The Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica and its associated sea ice shelf is closely watched: this is because unlike most of the sea ice around the austral continent, its melt rate has seemed to be accelerating quickly since scientists first began seriously studying it in the 1990s.
Many researchers had suggested that this was due to human-driven global warming, which appeared to be taking place rapidly at that time (though it has since gone on hold for 15 years or so, a circumstance which science is still assimilating).
However back in 2009 the British Antarctic Survey sent its Autosub robot probe under the shelf (famously powered by some 5,000 ordinary alkaline D-cell batteries on each trip beneath the ice, getting through no less than four tonnes of them during the research). The Autosub survey revealed that a previously unknown marine ridge lay below the shelf, over which the icepack had for millennia been forced to grind its way en route to the ocean. However in relatively recent times the ice had finally so ground down the ridge that the sea could flow in between shelf and ridge, freeing the ice to move much faster and warming it too.
As we reported at the time, this caused BAS boffins to suggest that the observed accelerating ice flow and melt seen since the '90s was actually a result of the ridge's erosion and sea ingress, rather than global warming.
Now, the latest BAS research has revealed that rather than accelerating, "oceanic melting of the ice shelf into which the glacier flows decreased by 50 per cent between 2010 and 2012".
Dr Pierre Dutrieux of the BAS adds, bluntly:
"We found ocean melting of the glacier was the lowest ever recorded, and less than half of that observed in 2010. This enormous, and unexpected, variability contradicts the widespread view that a simple and steady ocean warming in the region is eroding the West Antarctic Ice Sheet."
Yep and at some point it will all be gone. BUT then it will all freeze again you know like the last time