Actually, if you had any understanding of what climate change is, you would stop pointing at weather anomalies altogether and pretending that they represent climate change.Another weather report to explain climate change. Thanks for illustrating that you have no clue what the theory even covers. It explains a lot.
Actually, if you had any understanding of what climate change is, you would stop pointing at weather anomalies altogether and pretending that they represent climate change.
Climate change happens when the continents move to new latitudes... hasn't happened for 10,000 years and isn't happening at the moment, we are not in the midst of any kind of climate change.
but the fact that all that heat you pretended built up over the past 100 years is gone should demonstrate that the atmosphere does not retain heat. But it just doesn't sink in, does it? You go right back to the data base of surface temps and pretend that it represents global warming, which you mask under a completely different idea: climate change.
Global warming is a myth, it happens constantly and so does global cooling.
Climate change is real, it happened 10,000 years ago, but isn't happening today.
capice?
(not if you don't want to, right?)
Another weather report to explain climate change. Thanks for illustrating that you have no clue what the theory even covers. It explains a lot.
The last month global average temperatures were below the 20th-century average was February 1985.
climate change is a natural occurrence 'round here we just call it seasons which comes in four varieties. Fall, Winter, Spring, and SummerAnother weather report to explain climate change. Thanks for illustrating that you have no clue what the theory even covers. It explains a lot.
But during the medieval period, it was much warmer then than now.The Earth is warming now. Quite rapidly in fact. Today it is 0.4 degrees warmer than the 1979-2000 average. What you seem not to grasp is that the Earth is always absorbing and radiating energy, but it is not radiating energy as rapidly as before greenhouse gases built up to higher concentrations in the atmosphere.
But during the medieval period, it was much warmer then than now.
It was the new little ice ageIn the '70s, it was global freezing. Then in the 2000s, it became global warming. Now, it's climate change. What new tax will liberals think of next?
They guess.How on earth (pun intended) do you measure "global average temperature?"
You are quite wrong. The atmosphere does heat.Actually, if you had any understanding of what climate change is, you would stop pointing at weather anomalies altogether and pretending that they represent climate change.
Climate change happens when the continents move to new latitudes... hasn't happened for 10,000 years and isn't happening at the moment, we are not in the midst of any kind of climate change.
but the fact that all that heat you pretended built up over the past 100 years is gone should demonstrate that the atmosphere does not retain heat. But it just doesn't sink in, does it? You go right back to the data base of surface temps and pretend that it represents global warming, which you mask under a completely different idea: climate change.
Global warming is a myth, it happens constantly and so does global cooling.
Climate change is real, it happened 10,000 years ago, but isn't happening today.
capice?
(not if you don't want to, right?)
You are quite wrong. The atmosphere does heat.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_capacity
And adding CO2 to it(amongst other greenhouse gasesthings) increases the amount of heat it retains.
They guess.
Started from a cooler point. Do always pull things out of context?Why wasn't it much hotter when CO2 levels were 10 times higher than they are today?