Sihouette
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Yes and since we're in the honeymoon phase of global warming, temperatures will drop and storms pick up more intensity as ice changes phases to liquid water. It absorbs massive heat when it does this due to the water molecules high specific heat [amount of heat required to change phases from solid-liquid-gas-plasma]. These cooling trends mixing with alternating blistering heat in Summer will make for some wicked weather patterns..
I find that a person's failure to pass science and math classes in gradeschool and college is directly proportionate to how "sceptical" they are of global warming. Should we listen to idiots grasping at straws to keep their fantasy world that how they're living in an industrialized-run-amok society has no impact, or should we listen to people who at least pulled a B-average?
Listen to dummies and die. Listen to smart people and live. That is the nutshell of the global warming "debate".
With global warming, the weather will get alternately warmer and colder than usual in odd times of the year until a tipping point is reached where the ice sheets will begin melting very rapidly. Watch an ice cube melt on your counter. For the longest time it just seems to seep a little water and remain big. Then it will suddenly more rapidly begin to melt. As it's bulk decreases to a certain point, heat can penetrate more quickly and the melting accelerates. If we ignore these massive chunks breaking off our polar caps our legacy will be one of STUPID.
I find that a person's failure to pass science and math classes in gradeschool and college is directly proportionate to how "sceptical" they are of global warming. Should we listen to idiots grasping at straws to keep their fantasy world that how they're living in an industrialized-run-amok society has no impact, or should we listen to people who at least pulled a B-average?
Listen to dummies and die. Listen to smart people and live. That is the nutshell of the global warming "debate".
With global warming, the weather will get alternately warmer and colder than usual in odd times of the year until a tipping point is reached where the ice sheets will begin melting very rapidly. Watch an ice cube melt on your counter. For the longest time it just seems to seep a little water and remain big. Then it will suddenly more rapidly begin to melt. As it's bulk decreases to a certain point, heat can penetrate more quickly and the melting accelerates. If we ignore these massive chunks breaking off our polar caps our legacy will be one of STUPID.