Yup. That's why I call him a depraved ideologue. He is so insanely ideological that he will lie to support it. He is being immoral. The twisted thinking of him and others like him will result in more and destruction.
Fortunately, since he's nobody of any influence, it really doesn't matter anyway. And since no one of any influence is interested in his threads, he is essentially talking to himself, like the guy on the street corner warning of the end of the world.
Sorry guys, we don't "fix" someone elses' post. If you don't like what they said, quote them, then put your rebuttal or trash their post or say what you like in response. But quote them as is so others can see what they actually said.
"Glaciers Lose 204 Billion Tons of Ice in Three Years "Antarctica is losing so much mass that it’s actually changing Earth’s gravity. Antarctica is famously a continent capped with ice, but as Earth’s climate changes and the polar regions get warmer, its ancient ice is beginning to melt. The immediate consequence of the melting is the growing instability of ice shelves, places where the ice covering extends into the ocean. However, if we really want to know how quickly Antarctica is losing ice, we need a way of measuring that loss in terms of total mass. "In that mission, scientists are aided by gravity. As Antarctic ice melts, it shifts mass from the continent into the oceans, slightly changing Earth’s gravitational field in that part of the world. We wouldn’t notice it, but orbiting observatories like the Gravity Field and Steady State Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE, which is more an abbreviation than acronym) can measure small fluctuations in gravity compared with other spots on our planet. "Data from GOCE and the twin Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) probes show that Antarctica is losing ice at a scary rate, as reported in Geophysical Research Letters. Between 2009 and 2012, the years for which GOCE was taking data, the amount of gravity in Antarctica decreased noticeably, corresponding to a lot of ice melt. "From the point of view of artificial satellites or the Moon, Earth’s gravity is mostly a steady influence, a tug that doesn’t particularly depend on where the satellite is over Earth’s surface. However, mass is the source of gravity, so if the crust is thicker in one place than another—say, the Himalayas vs. the floor of the Atlantic Ocean—the thicker part will exert a slightly higher gravitational pull." http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...e-204-billion-tons-of-ice-in-three-years.html
Global warming does not even meet the definition of science. Verifiable, repeatable, falsifiable. They use numbers that they refuse to divulge. They claim that their experiments have been verified by others when a congressional committee reveals that the 'others' were their colleagues that they work with. And we have people on here that claim the opposition doesn't back up their posts with facts. He prefers posters who "fix" other peoples posts and tell us how they fantasize of killing us. These people's entire worldview is a schlock marxian fantasy that has nothing behind it but "this eminent scientist said".
Global warming does not even meet the definition of science. Amazing then that essentially every science organization in the world believes that it is true that the extra greenhouse gasses we have put in the air is causing the earth to warm. No science org in the world disputes it. Around 97% of the climate scientists do also. Plus it is common sense, obvious and simple. The denial of AGW takes a special kind of stupid. Congrats. You have it.
Melting ice sheets in Antarctica are changing the Earth's crust, causing warps that trigger new volcanic activity that could cause global sea-levels to rise higher than scientists have previously predicted, according to a recent study. The study, published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters, details how the collapse of the massive Antarctic Larsen B ice sheet, which occurred back in 2002, caused noticeable deformities in the Earth's crust due to a sudden loss of billion of metric tons of ice. According to the study, scientists led by Newcastle University in the United Kingdom used global positioning system (GPS) stations to measure changes in the Earth's mantle. They quickly found that, predictably, the Earth's surface rose after the weight of ice was lifted. However, instead of rising by small increments only noticeable when using sensitive technologies, the Earth's crust rose by as much as five centimeters in some parts - causing significant disturbances. The disturbances included the movement of subsurface rock and magma flows that led to changed circumstances for some once-thought stable volcanoes known to be in the Antarctic region. This worries study author Matt King, as it remains unclear what exactly will happen if a massive volcano erupts beneath one of Antarctica's already fast-melting ice sheets. "It's one of the big unknowns: If something starts to happen with one of those volcanoes, our estimates of what sea levels might be like in the future may have a significant revision," he told theSydney Morning Herald, adding "fire and ice generally don't go well together." Antarctica is already in hot water, so-to-speak, with rising sea temperatures helping to double Antarctic ice loss over the last few years. http://www.natureworldnews.com/arti...eets-trigger-unexpected-volcanic-activity.htm
California Drought – Almost As Dry as 1923 and 1976 'It must be 'Global Warming' caused by CO2 if it is almost as dry as 1923.'