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Originally posted by: pjstroh
Boilerman demands other people post sources while he rests his case on phantom homework he claims to have read but can never source. Funny aint it? I would be embarrassed.
https://news.discovery.com/earth/climate-change-copenhagen.htm
The researchers point to a gloomy slate of evidence: Carbon dioxide emissions are 40 percent higher than in 1990. Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting at an accelerated pace. Sea level crept 80 percent higher over the last 15 years than projected in 2001. It is on track to rise twice as much by 2100 as the IPCC projected in 2007.
Arctic sea ice melted 40 percent more than the average prediction in the IPCC report.
"This stunned the scientific community because it was far greater than any projection," said climate scientist and study co-author Andrew Weaver of the University of Victoria in Canada's British Columbia.
"Things are happening faster and with greater magnitude than when the IPCC was published in 2007," Weaver said.
Originally posted by: pjstroh
Boilerman demands other people post sources while he rests his case on phantom homework he claims to have read but can never source. Funny aint it? I would be embarrassed.
https://news.discovery.com/earth/climate-change-copenhagen.htm
The researchers point to a gloomy slate of evidence: Carbon dioxide emissions are 40 percent higher than in 1990. Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting at an accelerated pace. Sea level crept 80 percent higher over the last 15 years than projected in 2001. It is on track to rise twice as much by 2100 as the IPCC projected in 2007.
Arctic sea ice melted 40 percent more than the average prediction in the IPCC report.
"This stunned the scientific community because it was far greater than any projection," said climate scientist and study co-author Andrew Weaver of the University of Victoria in Canada's British Columbia.
"Things are happening faster and with greater magnitude than when the IPCC was published in 2007," Weaver said.
About 300 or so million years ago the CO2 levels were about 100 times what they are today....neither the arctic nor the antarctic had ice, and man was not even around. How can you explain THAT?????
