How's that Global Warming for ya?

[Lomadeaux]

Climate can obviously be affected by what human beings do. But not to the extent that everyone thinks.

[millcitymauler]

In the 70's they told all the kids in school that the Earth was getting colder and they need to stop using aerosol cans.

Now they say it's getting warmer.

Arctic ice has been growing... This is a real statement.

Its become religion to them, and all the reality in the world won’t convince these people that they’re not as smart as they think they are.

[DARKSEID]

In the 70's they told all the kids in school that the Earth was getting colder and they need to stop using aerosol cans.

Now they say it's getting warmer.

Arctic ice has been growing... This is a real statement.

Its become religion to them, and all the reality in the world won’t convince these people that they’re not as smart as they think they are.

Yeah water levels are my religion because I operate 50 acres of fish farm, and my operation revolves around sea levels. The water levels right now are higher than they have ever been for a hundred years(based on my father and grandfather's operations) and they get higher every year. I've had to increase my sea wall height, by about 0.5 meters every year, every .5 meters of my 50 acres costs me about 10,000 dollars. Since 2016, I've spent over 30,000 dollars just to combat the rising sea levels. Because if the tides flood your sea wall, then your fish all get washed out to sea.

The ice sheet growth and reduction is seasonal, and although the winter ice has been growing, it's offset by the increasing summer decline.

The september ice sheet has gone from 8 million square kilometers in 1980 to 4.5 million square km in 2015.



From forbes:

Over the past few decades, sea ice across the Arctic Ocean has gotten smaller and thinner. Compared to the 1980s, today's end-of-summer Arctic sea ice extent is about half. Since 1958, Arctic sea ice lost about two-thirds of its thickness, with nearly three-quarters of Arctic sea ice forming and melting each year.


The NASA research team found that in the 1980s, sea ice on average in the Arctic was 6.6 feet thick in October. From there, on average 3.3 more feet of sea ice would form through the winter. Comparing that to today, where average sea ice in the Arctic is 3.3 feet thick in October but will grow on average 5 feet more of sea ice through the winter. Hence, the combined sea ice thickness in the 1980s was 9.9 feet thick, compared to 8.3 feet thick today.

[siablo14]

Yeah water levels are my religion because I operate 50 acres of fish farm, and my operation revolves around sea levels. The water levels right now are higher than they have ever been for a hundred years(based on my father and grandfather's operations) and they get higher every year. I've had to increase my sea wall height, by about 0.5 meters every year, every .5 meters of my 50 acres costs me about 10,000 dollars. Since 2016, I've spent over 30,000 dollars just to combat the rising sea levels. Because if the tides flood your sea wall, then your fish all get washed out to sea.

The ice sheet growth and reduction is seasonal, and although the winter ice has been growing, it's offset by the increasing summer decline.

The september ice sheet has gone from 8 million square kilometers in 1980 to 4.5 million square km in 2015.



From forbes:

at you thinking you gonna convince them otherwise.

[siablo14]

In the 70's they told all the kids in school that the Earth was getting colder and they need to stop using aerosol cans.

Now they say it's getting warmer.


Arctic ice has been growing... This is a real statement.

The story lies in the magnitudes of both changes. While the Arctic sea ice is growing faster and higher during the winter months, it is more than offset by the melting in the summer months. So what we've seen is that the increased rate of sea ice growth in the winter helps to mitigate the melting during the summer. However, ultimately the warming summer temperatures continue to overall reduce the extent of sea ice.

[siablo14]

So you ******* nuts, how's that warming going for you, idiots?

........

[man down]

Pole shift "global warming" doesn't stand a chance.

[man down]

I just posted about pole shift the other day. Might want to look it up.

[Motorcity Cobra]

at you thinking you gonna convince them otherwise.

You think ***** can convince them?

***** Resort in Ireland Will Build Seawalls to Protect Against Climate Change
President Donald *****’s golf resort will build two seawalls to protect three holes on the golf course from rising sea levels and water erosion.

PRESIDENT Donald ***** will finally get the wall he's after. However, it won't be along the U.S.-Mexico border. An Irish council on Thursday granted approval for a wall to be built around part of *****'s golf course in Doonbeg, Ireland to protect it from water erosion, The New York Times reported.

***** International Golf Links & Hotel Ireland previously applied to the Clare County Council for a continuous 1.7-mile long wall, but withdrew the application last year. Now, the resort will build a line of two low, concealed seawalls on the landward side of a public beach to prevent storm waters from eroding three holes of the course. One wall will be 2,000 feet long and the other 840 feet long

Although some residents supported the plan, hoping ***** would continue to invest money in the property and boost the small town's opportunity for employment, environmentalists strongly opposed the move.

Environmentalists said the new walls could damage a popular public beach and the vulnerable dunes and health. Other residents said the walls could alter tidal flows and reroute the storm surges onto their properties, according to the Times.

Eamon Ryan, the leader of the Irish Green Party opposed the walls, saying the party is considering appealing the decision.

"The best advice we had was that it would be better to move the golf holes farther inland, where there's room for them, rather than disrupt the beach," Ryan said.

The 38,000-thousand ton barrier would protect holes one, nine and 18, the Independent reported.

Joe Russell, the general manager of ***** Doonbeg, is happy with the decision and said the resort is excited to expand.

In the first application, ***** cited "global warming and its effects," including rising sea levels and water erosion, as reasons for the wall, Politico reported, despite his statements calling global warming and climate change "a total hoax." Global warming was not listed as a reason in this application.

[Lomadeaux]

Yeah water levels are my religion because I operate 50 acres of fish farm, and my operation revolves around sea levels. The water levels right now are higher than they have ever been for a hundred years(based on my father and grandfather's operations) and they get higher every year. I've had to increase my sea wall height, by about 0.5 meters every year, every .5 meters of my 50 acres costs me about 10,000 dollars. Since 2016, I've spent over 30,000 dollars just to combat the rising sea levels. Because if the tides flood your sea wall, then your fish all get washed out to sea.

The ice sheet growth and reduction is seasonal, and although the winter ice has been growing, it's offset by the increasing summer decline.

The september ice sheet has gone from 8 million square kilometers in 1980 to 4.5 million square km in 2015.



From forbes:

Bro you’re insane if you think melting ice in the polar ice caps is making you raise your seawall. Lol.