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Posted by: UncontrollableScaldingDiarrhea 10 months ago

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UncontrollableScaldingDiarrhea10 months ago

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Gasbag Gore wants to put science in a lock box because if it was actually debated, Gasbag's story wouldn't hold up.

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  RedRiverJ10 months ago
  
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  UncontrollableScaldingDiarrhea you said it.
  The only global warming is coming from all the hot air Gore releases during his sermons to his minions.
  Weather has cycles. Always has Al.
  
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    bluetexasvalley10 months ago
    
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    Yes, weather has cycles. Climate also has cycles. But weather and climate are not the same thing, by a long shot.
    
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        RickyDawkins10 months ago
        
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        "The animation shows the recent dramatic loss of multiyear sea ice. Multiyear sea ice is older and generally thicker ice - sea ice that has survived at least one melt season. "
        
        http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/
        
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