Exhibit 12 -
The ice is growing thicker at the South Pole
Don't you just love how the global warming alarmists cherry pick
their data? They love to spread photos of ice melting in one area of the world
when they know ice is increasing in others, like the Antartic.
How convenient and dishonest! When you purposely hide the facts you are dishonest.
Let's use some common sense. If CO2 is increasing and the ice in Antartica is possibly increasing then
the greenhouse global warming theory is again violated. If ice is melting at the north pole due to CO2 levels,
why not at the south pole?
The South Pole is totally surrounded by water and water molecules. (Hee Hee)
If you read the global warming hoaxer explanations, you see that they acknowledge that the ice
isn't melting at the south pole. Otherwise why would they come up with silly explanations
to explain it? You also understand they are full of malarky!
Neither pole is close to the high CO2 concentations as shown in the photo below.
The alarmists fail to address this flaw in their theory. When they attempt to, they use jibberish and
convoluted arguments that no thinking person should accept.
The ice melt across during the Antarctic summer (October-January) of 2008-2009 was the
lowest ever recorded in the satellite history.
Such was the finding reported by Marco Tedesco and Andrew Monaghan in the journal of Geophysical Research Letters:
Note the melting has decreased in the past 10 years and past 28 years.
Overall sea ice on Antarctica has increased since satellite measurements began in 1979.
Sea ice was reported to be at a record levels in 2008 and possibly 2009 (still awaiting results).
Although the usual melting of the Antarctic ice sheet is suggested by some to be associated with global warming,
the ice sheets on Antarctica may have actually grown, rather than shrunk.
Wingham et al 20
showed “the Antarctic ice sheet growing at 5 ± 1 mm year-1 in period 1992-2003”.
Using satellite altimetry technique, authors show that
“72% of the Antarctic ice sheet
is gaining 27 ± 29 gigatons per year.” That's interesting if true.
These results are similar to the findings reported in a paper published in Science by
Curt Davis et al (2005), who also used satellite altimetry measurements of Antarctica to calculate mass changes,
and estimated that over a similar period
Antarctic ice sheets have grown 45 billion of metric tones per year
at the pace that cause annual decline in sea level rise of 0.12 mm per year.
The British Antarctic Survey, which has undertaken the majority of Britain's scientific research in the area,
has the following positions. We will mention this.
* Ice makes polar climate sensitive by introducing a strong positive feedback loop.
* Melting of continental Antarctic ice could contribute to global sea level rise.
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Climate models predict more snowfall than ice melting during the next 50 years,
but models are not good enough for them to be confident about the prediction.
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Antarctica seems to be both warming around the edges and cooling at the center at the same time.
Thus it is not possible to say whether it is warming or cooling overall.
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There is no evidence for a decline in overall Antarctic sea ice extent.
The central and southern parts of the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula have warmed by nearly 3°C.
The cause is not known. Changes have occurred in the upper atmosphere over Antarctica.
http://wapedia.mobi/en/British_Antarctic_Survey
We need to look at all evidence, different sources and avoid cherry picking our data.
When we do, we blow logical holes in the CO2 induced Global Warming theory.
More to come!
