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Old 11-28-2009, 03:49 AM   #66
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Originally Posted by Katti's Cat View Post
I know that - but it still doesn't cover the whole period to the beginning of time. Not that many trees around that are million of years out.

Using soil or other bore samples has actually shown that there have been extreme temperature movements and cycles.

Nevertheless - back to what I said previously: I won't hurt us to look after the world we live in. It's only on loan to us from future generations.
my point was to focus on the manmade effect on global warming. if you looked closely at my post you would have picked up on my statement regarding it being necessary to walk much lighter on this earth in every fashion


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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
This here dumb reneck would like y'all to explain the following things

Why things were so warm around 1000ad? Nobody was creating extra greenhouse gases then.

Why did the Maunders Minimum correlate with the Little Ice Age?

We have had 4 Ice Ages in the last 2 million years, with big warm-ups in between. Could somebody explain why the wild cycles, and why the current period is different?

Gee, since the science is so definitive, I expect good, detailed, answers to all the question in just a few minutes.....
you know, trying to explain that to people who get all foamy at the mouth and soapboxy just never works (not meaning you do), so many of the rational explanations get swept away in the hype
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Originally Posted by scveteran View Post
Only to a certain degree. Looking at each of those things has more to do with rainfall than temperature. While temperature does affect the rainfall, it is not the only thing so the idea that we can accurately tell how much the world has warmed by those things is false.

The total estimated global warming warming since we began monitoring the temperature in 1850 has been a grand total of 0.76 C. Not even one degree. To say that we can measure that small an amount of temperature change in a tree ring is just not believable.
I've done a lot of focused work in the southwest in archaeological digs. what they can get out of tree ring dating that helps date drought vs. non drought years is both fascinating and VERY educational

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DEAL!

Go for it.

Boring nonsensical bullshit will null and void the deal.

Life is too short to deal with religious PT Barnums.
now see!? y'all are gonna get this thread spanked by some monitors! kiss and play nice now boys
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