Global Warming is over.

[gwb72tii]

Rewrite that post trying to defend the other points and it may be worthy of a response.

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No rebuttal, I believe in debate class you lose

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Aaahahahaha

No rebuttal, I believe in debate class you lose

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lol

[cale]

Aaahahahaha

No rebuttal, I believe in debate class you lose

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This isn't a debate class champ, this is people simply coming together and discussing a topic. You've already shown you're incapable of winning when you're decades our senior yet still struggling to grasp concepts taught at the adolescent level.

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This isn't a debate class champ, this is people simply coming together and discussing a topic. You've already shown you're incapable of winning when you're decades our senior yet still struggling to grasp concepts taught at the adolescent level.

Do you have anything other than I discount the data? I have yet to see a cogent response from you.

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NASA Study Shows Global Sea Ice Diminishing, Despite Antarctic Gains

https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/nasa-study-shows-global-sea-ice-diminishing-despite-antarctic-gains/

[cale]

What data? No data was presented by the writers of that paper, it was a review of others data. So no, I don't discount It, I discount the review.

And what exactly do you believe those NASA articles support?

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Warm Winter Events in Arctic Becoming More Frequent, Lasting Longer

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2017/warm-winter-events-in-the-arctic-are-becoming-more-frequent-lasting-longer/

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What data? No data was presented by the writers of that paper, it was a review of others data. So no, I don't discount It, I discount the review.

What data do you have that there is no climate change?

Sea Ice Extent Sinks to Record Lows at Both Poles

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2017/sea-ice-extent-sinks-to-record-lows-at-both-poles/

[cale]

What data do you have that there is no climate change?

I don't think you're understanding my position on this subject.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

Global warming is very real. If it wasn't then the glacier in Antarctica wouldn't have just. Broken in half and be on its way into the ocean. Which is likely gonna cause sea levels to rise and cause more flooding to those cities at or below sea level like New Orleans. If it wasn't real it would still be frozen solid along with the north pole. Here in Nebraska we used to get 30-40 inches of snow during the winter last year we got i think it was 6-10 inches for the entire winter and 4-5 of it was in one shot and gone the next day cause it was 50 degrees in the middle of December.

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I don't think you're understanding my position on this subject.

All I have seen from you are arguments against a pro climate change paper.

If you have a position perhaps it is your responsibility to succinctly express it.

[cale]

What fuckin article did you read that I've made comments about that's supporting AGW?

You're either very confused, or have the articles referenced in post 2421 severely misunderstood.

[decay]

If it wasn't then the glacier in Antarctica wouldn't have just. Broken in half and be on its way into the ocean. Which is likely gonna cause sea levels to rise and cause more flooding to those cities at or below sea level like New Orleans.

Thankfully, this time it won't cause sea level rise. This ice was already in the water.

Not that that doesn't mean the event isn't indicative of climate change.

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What fuckin article did you read that I've made comments about that's supporting AGW?

You're either very confused, or have the articles referenced in post 2421 severely misunderstood.

Chill out there chief, you said there was no proper peer review.

Are you the only unpleasant Canadian? Soory.

Oh and way to not profess your actual position. Would you like a position in the Trump Cabinet?

[z31maniac]

Staunch anti-theist and a CC sceptic(not denier).

It's no doubt that air pollution is having an effect on the atmosphere, however, we haven't been recording the data long enough to draw a finite conclusion as to how much of it is man made vs natural and whether its cyclical or we're really leading to a doomsday scenario.

I distinctly recall learning about how the dinosaurs got wiped out by climate change. That was long before humans were around to even invent the wheel.

As below, you distinctly remember incorrectly.

Where do they teach the K/T extinction was caused by climate change?

Or do you mean extreme climate change caused by a gigantic impact??

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cretaceous%E2%80%93Paleogene_extinction_event

I suppose in 100 million years aliens that come here can conclude we killed the planet from similar evidence.