Greenland Ice Growth Exploding
OCTOBER 29, 2015
“Greenland is blowing away all records for ice gain this year,” says Steven Goddard website. Greenland ice growth blowing away records-Oct2015
“(Greenland has) gained almost 200 billion tons of snow and ice over the past two months, which is more than 50% above normal. The surface of the ice gained more than 200 billion tons during the previous 12 months.”
https://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2015/10/29/greenland-blowing-away-all-records-for-ice-gain/
Topic: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. - page 93. (Read 636443 times)
Argentina – Coldest October since records began
OCTOBER 31, 2015
Isn’t this where Pope Francis is from? Low temperatures for 20 days in most of Argentina created the coldest October since 1963, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). “The extremely cold conditions in much of Argentina were because we had many cold surges as they passed by masses of polar origin Patagonia and reached at least five times,” said Telam meteorologist Jose Ignacio Lopez Amorin.
These temperature for October can only be compared to what happened in the spring of 1963, reports SMN. “There were days of more frequent and more cold cold in September and October than in June, July and August, due to a change in airflow partly explained by El Niño and partly by local and zonal conditions, “he said. Pigüé-in the southwest of the province of Buenos Aires set a record in its historical low temperatures; Mendoza while some areas, particularly Malargüe, marked declines in average middle and lower temperatures. “Five cold surges in 23 days is a really remarkable rate and, if in October, much more” Amorim stressed, who said the SMN expects that El Niño will last “until February 2016 at least.”
http://www.telam.com.ar/notas/201510/124640-argentina-octubre-frio.html
OCTOBER 31, 2015
Isn’t this where Pope Francis is from? Low temperatures for 20 days in most of Argentina created the coldest October since 1963, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). “The extremely cold conditions in much of Argentina were because we had many cold surges as they passed by masses of polar origin Patagonia and reached at least five times,” said Telam meteorologist Jose Ignacio Lopez Amorin.
These temperature for October can only be compared to what happened in the spring of 1963, reports SMN. “There were days of more frequent and more cold cold in September and October than in June, July and August, due to a change in airflow partly explained by El Niño and partly by local and zonal conditions, “he said. Pigüé-in the southwest of the province of Buenos Aires set a record in its historical low temperatures; Mendoza while some areas, particularly Malargüe, marked declines in average middle and lower temperatures. “Five cold surges in 23 days is a really remarkable rate and, if in October, much more” Amorim stressed, who said the SMN expects that El Niño will last “until February 2016 at least.”
http://www.telam.com.ar/notas/201510/124640-argentina-octubre-frio.html
Global Warming Alert! NASA Study: Net Gains For Antarctic Ice Sheets…
According to a new NASA study, ice sheet gains outweigh losses on the Antarctic continent. The findings conflict with those of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which in 2013 suggested gains were not keeping up with losses.
The new study, published in the Journal of Glaciology, doesn’t totally undermine the handful of studies showing significant glacier, ice sheet and sea ice shrinkage. Instead, if offers evidence of previously unaccounted gains.
The new tallies reveal an annual net gain of 112 billion tons between 1992 and 2001. Annual gains of 82 billion tons were observed between 2003 and 2008.[…]
The gains came in the form of ice thickening — thickening researchers have previously dismissed as snow accumulations. But Zwally’s study looked at meteorological records to show that snow accumulations have actually dropped off over the last two decades. He and his colleagues also looked at historical meteorological data gleaned from ice cores, and found that snowfall from 10,000 years ago has been slowly compacted and turned into ice over the last several millennia.
The new findings may force scientists to rethink models that attempt to account for sea level rise.
http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2015/10/31/NASA-study-Net-gains-for-Antarctic-ice-sheets/9711446321864/
Siestas are very good for the body...
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The risk consultancy firm found that rising global temperatures and humidity could cause a dramatic increase in the number of days where it would be unsafe to do physical work.....
The risk consultancy firm found that rising global temperatures and humidity could cause a dramatic increase in the number of days where it would be unsafe to do physical work.....
Rising temperature AND HUMIDITY?
Damn, these guys are stupid. (If anyone wants or needs the scientific explanation I'll be happy to provide it. No clue if it is obvious or not.)
Anyway, around here we've got a long tradition for the mid-day break when it's too hot to work.
It's called "Siesta."
Have a Margarita.
Yeah, yeah they´ve been talking about this heat stress for a long time. Last year set a record in grain crop yield and this year looks set for another. Wheat price is at a 20-year low. And:
It´s always impending doom and catastrophe with this cult. And then they decry and minimize others as conspiracy theorists. I think they are projecting their own scammy mentality on others.
It´s always impending doom and catastrophe with this cult. And then they decry and minimize others as conspiracy theorists. I think they are projecting their own scammy mentality on others.
Too hot to work? Maybe in 30 years’ time
Climate change could slash labor productivity in some countries by as much as 25 percent over the next 30 years, according to a report by Verisk Maplecroft on Wednesday.
The risk consultancy firm found that rising global temperatures and humidity could cause a dramatic increase in the number of days where it would be unsafe to do physical work.
"Incremental rises in global temperature and humidity due to climate change are likely to increase the number of working days exceeding safe levels of heat stress, which can cause absenteeism through dizziness, fatigue and nausea and even death in extreme cases," Verisk Maplecroft said in its report.
"Crops and livestock are also highly susceptible to heat stress, driving food shortages, poverty, and migration — factors that can increase the risk of conflict and instability."
It calculated "heat stress" as when the wet bulb globe temperature (a measure that includes the effect of humidity) exceeds 25 degrees Celsius.
Each of the last three decades has been warmer at the Earth's surface than any preceding decade since 1850, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 2014 report. It forecast that heat waves will "very likely" occur more frequently and last longer in the 21st century and that between 2016 and 2035, the Earth's surface temperature will warm by 0.3-0.7 degrees Celsius.
The fast-growing economies of Southeast Asia will be by far the worst affected, according to Verisk Maplecroft, with productivity in Singapore seen slumping by one-quarter over the next three decades. Productivity in Malaysia and Indonesia is seen declining by 24 percent and 21 percent respectively, and by 16 percent in both Cambodia and the Philippines.
Southeast Asian economies are expected to post some of the world's fastest growth in the coming decades, but Verisk Maplecroft warned that the potential hit from "heat stress" had been largely overlooked.
"Many countries in this region have a limited financial and technical capacity to adapt to climate change impacts, which may deter some investment as the awareness of climate-related financial risks grows," the report said.
Verisk Maplecroft added that countries dependent on agriculture, construction and manufacturing, such as Thailand and Cambodia, were particularly vulnerable. Investors in countries like these could be exposed to rising costs for manufacturing and health care provisions, as well as disruption in their supply chains.
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/27/too-hot-to-work-climate-change-means-it-may-be-in-30-years-time.html
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Death by 0.3-0.7 degrees Celsius... Maybe.
Posted Today, 12:30 PM
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
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Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods"
, Their spores bring fecundity to earth 
Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Quote
Nature’s cloud seeders are mushrooms, with spores that promote raindrops and may lead to downpours, new research finds.
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
[im... http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/puffball_fungus_shooting_spores-_151028.jpg [..mg]
Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods"
, Their spores bring fecundity to earth Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Even after I looked into 'climate change' (and rather quickly came to feel with high probability that it was largely a scam) I continued to rely on the 'consensus' that those worried about geo-engineering were nuts. Last year I finally started to look up into the sky for myself and saw some pretty weird shit. That got me researching this aspect of our reality and I've come to taking even the most wild of claims to be something at least worthy of consideration.
One of the things I did not know about cloud seeding is that it is as effective at stopping precipitation from happening as it is the opposite. It is possible to put so many seeds in the atmosphere that the water droplets (or ice crystals) are to small to drop. In fact that was a common failure for people trying to get it to rain via cloud seeding methods.
I also read that only about 1 of 1,000,000 particles that happen to be floating around in the atmosphere are satisfactory nuclei upon which water can start to condense or crystallize.
I'm near the coast in Southern Oregon. Today I happen to be expecting quite a large amount of rain since that is what was called for in various weather reports. So far we just have very heavy clouds rolling over. Several times over the night I've heard large jet aircraft. Most of these do not show up on flightradar24.com whereas most commercial and small aircraft which fly over do. This is a phenomenon that I really started to notice about a year to two years ago. A hypothesis is if 'they' have use for precipitation in other areas for one operation or another then rain (which we normally have in over-abundance except for the last two winters) may be discouraged and allowed to move farther into the continent.
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I'll mention again that I am toying with the hypothesis that one of the major driving forces behind the 'climate change' scam is to justify geo-engineering. There has been fairly intense interest in the subject for a very long time, but there will always be winners and losers if percipitation shifts to being 'scheduled' rather than simply 'predicted', and the losers are likily to cause resistance. If the bulk of the population can feel that geo-engineering is required for their own safety and the preservation of the earth then the resistance is more likely to be managable.
Geo-engineering is widely considered to be crackpot conspiracy theory. As long as this perception exists, the more brutal floods that the peeps experience, the easier it will be to get them warmed to an eventual 'solution' in the form of the methods outlined in documents such as 'owing the weather by 2025'. Also, the more cities that get wiped off them map in a tornado, the more opportunities there will be to re-create them under a more 'sustainable' model.
e.g., http://securityandsustainabilityforum.org/green-group-pushes-for-sustainable-rebuilding-of-joplin-mo-2576
i've already seen coupla TV news evoking geoengineering as a necessity to tackle climate difficulties, such as droughts in beijin...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpY_I-mEtGA
Posted Today, 12:30 PM
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
[im... http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/puffball_fungus_shooting_spores-_151028.jpg [..mg]
Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods", Their spores bring fecundity to earth
Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Quote
Nature’s cloud seeders are mushrooms, with spores that promote raindrops and may lead to downpours, new research finds.
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
[im... http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/puffball_fungus_shooting_spores-_151028.jpg [..mg]
Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods"
, Their spores bring fecundity to earth Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Even after I looked into 'climate change' (and rather quickly came to feel with high probability that it was largely a scam) I continued to rely on the 'consensus' that those worried about geo-engineering were nuts. Last year I finally started to look up into the sky for myself and saw some pretty weird shit. That got me researching this aspect of our reality and I've come to taking even the most wild of claims to be something at least worthy of consideration.
One of the things I did not know about cloud seeding is that it is as effective at stopping precipitation from happening as it is the opposite. It is possible to put so many seeds in the atmosphere that the water droplets (or ice crystals) are to small to drop. In fact that was a common failure for people trying to get it to rain via cloud seeding methods.
I also read that only about 1 of 1,000,000 particles that happen to be floating around in the atmosphere are satisfactory nuclei upon which water can start to condense or crystallize.
I'm near the coast in Southern Oregon. Today I happen to be expecting quite a large amount of rain since that is what was called for in various weather reports. So far we just have very heavy clouds rolling over. Several times over the night I've heard large jet aircraft. Most of these do not show up on flightradar24.com whereas most commercial and small aircraft which fly over do. This is a phenomenon that I really started to notice about a year to two years ago. A hypothesis is if 'they' have use for precipitation in other areas for one operation or another then rain (which we normally have in over-abundance except for the last two winters) may be discouraged and allowed to move farther into the continent.
---
I'll mention again that I am toying with the hypothesis that one of the major driving forces behind the 'climate change' scam is to justify geo-engineering. There has been fairly intense interest in the subject for a very long time, but there will always be winners and losers if percipitation shifts to being 'scheduled' rather than simply 'predicted', and the losers are likily to cause resistance. If the bulk of the population can feel that geo-engineering is required for their own safety and the preservation of the earth then the resistance is more likely to be managable.
Geo-engineering is widely considered to be crackpot conspiracy theory. As long as this perception exists, the more brutal floods that the peeps experience, the easier it will be to get them warmed to an eventual 'solution' in the form of the methods outlined in documents such as 'owing the weather by 2025'. Also, the more cities that get wiped off them map in a tornado, the more opportunities there will be to re-create them under a more 'sustainable' model.
e.g., http://securityandsustainabilityforum.org/green-group-pushes-for-sustainable-rebuilding-of-joplin-mo-2576
Posted Today, 12:30 PM
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods", Their spores bring fecundity to earth
Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Quote
Nature’s cloud seeders are mushrooms, with spores that promote raindrops and may lead to downpours, new research finds.
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, documents a previously unknown feedback system whereby rain stimulates mushroom growth, and then the fully fruited mushrooms release spores that could result in later rain.
“We can watch big water droplets grow as vapor condenses on (the mushroom spore’s) surface,” said senior author Nicholas Money of Miami University’s Biology Department. “Nothing else works like this in nature.”
http://news.discover...ours-151028.htm
Ha! by the "flesh of the Gods"
, Their spores bring fecundity to earth Interesting if true, then our industrial agricultural culture has a considerable impact on what fungi grow and influences the weather. But then we also need to consider which human made pollutants may act as nuclei for raindrop formation.
Hmmm, I think she might be on to something there...
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......But the most telling sign that global warming is not an actual threat is this: the Republican presidential candidates aren’t trying to scare us with the prospect that we’re all doomed to die from toxic air and scorching temperatures. And Republican presidential candidates love scaring the public. It’s their passion. If they could put a gun to each of our heads individually and say, “Vote for me or else you die”, I think they would.......
Global warming is totally a lie liberals tell to distract us from their commie agendas
Bonnie McFarlane
Bonnie McFarlane
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/commentisfree/2015/jun/19/global-warming-lie-liberals-tell-distract-us
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......But the most telling sign that global warming is not an actual threat is this: the Republican presidential candidates aren’t trying to scare us with the prospect that we’re all doomed to die from toxic air and scorching temperatures. And Republican presidential candidates love scaring the public. It’s their passion. If they could put a gun to each of our heads individually and say, “Vote for me or else you die”, I think they would.......
Global warming is totally a lie liberals tell to distract us from their commie agendas
Bonnie McFarlane
Bonnie McFarlane
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/commentisfree/2015/jun/19/global-warming-lie-liberals-tell-distract-us
SJWs in a nutshell
I´ve long forgotten the school biology but seem to remember that methane is produced in landfills by microrganisms that obviously have been around literally forever on this planet along with organic lifeforms I guess. And in year 430,564,129 they´re causing a crisis? I don´t think so. Anyway, this methane nervousness with pumpkins and stuff is understandable since the biggest methane emitter in the United States is the natural gas industry through leakage of wells, pipes, compressors and storage tanks.
Not really, since there's a gigantic push here from the looney greenies for us to go off coal and onto natural gas.
But to say "it's NOT understandable" is kind of redundant since we're talking about crazed, semi religious acolytes of environmental apocalypse. Like if it wasn't totally contradictory and stupid, they wouldn't be advocating it.
It's sad to put it like that, and have to point out the anti-scientific and dumbing down aspects of this phenomena.
Ah yes, I looked it up. Methanogens deal with the final phase of anaerobic decomposition, the reduction of CO2 in the presense of hydrogen
CO2 + 4 H2 → CH4 + 2H2O
They are classified as archaea, a domain distinct from bacteria. I guess they must be the oldest life form on this planet.
I guess they absorb the methane with water from the soil, there´s always something decomposing there, and emit it from the leaves.
I´ve long forgotten the school biology but seem to remember that methane is produced in landfills by microrganisms that obviously have been around literally forever on this planet along with organic lifeforms I guess. And in year 430,564,129 they´re causing a crisis? I don´t think so. Anyway, this methane nervousness with pumpkins and stuff is understandable since the biggest methane emitter in the United States is the natural gas industry through leakage of wells, pipes, compressors and storage tanks.
Not really, since there's a gigantic push here from the looney greenies for us to go off coal and onto natural gas.
But to say "it's NOT understandable" is kind of redundant since we're talking about crazed, semi religious acolytes of environmental apocalypse. Like if it wasn't totally contradictory and stupid, they wouldn't be advocating it.
It's sad to put it like that, and have to point out the anti-scientific and dumbing down aspects of this phenomena.
Ah yes, I looked it up. Methanogens deal with the final phase of anaerobic decomposition, the reduction of CO2 in the presense of hydrogen
CO2 + 4 H2 → CH4 + 2H2O
They are classified as archaea, a domain distinct from bacteria. I guess they must be the oldest life form on this planet.
I guess they absorb the methane with water from the soil, there´s always something decomposing there, and emit it from the leaves.
In spite of the fact that the Deniers are seeming to be, from multiple lines of evidence, the fanatical Warmers and their political masters and fear mongers, I have to say that I cannot agree with these harsh measures.
I´ve long forgotten the school biology but seem to remember that methane is produced in landfills by microrganisms that obviously have been around literally forever on this planet along with organic lifeforms I guess. And in year 430,564,129 they´re causing a crisis? I don´t think so. Anyway, this methane nervousness with pumpkins and stuff is understandable since the biggest methane emitter in the United States is the natural gas industry through leakage of wells, pipes, compressors and storage tanks.
Not really, since there's a gigantic push here from the looney greenies for us to go off coal and onto natural gas.
But to say "it's NOT understandable" is kind of redundant since we're talking about crazed, semi religious acolytes of environmental apocalypse. Like if it wasn't totally contradictory and stupid, they wouldn't be advocating it.
It's sad to put it like that, and have to point out the anti-scientific and dumbing down aspects of this phenomena.
Ah yes, I looked it up. Methanogens deal with the final phase of anaerobic decomposition, the reduction of CO2 in the presense of hydrogen
CO2 + 4 H2 → CH4 + 2H2O
They are classified as archaea, a domain distinct from bacteria. I guess they must be the oldest life form on this planet.
It is starting folks, as predicted.
Some religious people would also say that this is just a punishment for what we have done. But nonetheless we bring calamities on our own. We must admit that we have contributed to some of this phenomenon. Even in our country we had some climate change that our new curriculum was developed because of the climate change studies.
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/102815-777967-congress-launches-investigation-into-agencys-data-manipulation.htm#ixzz3q1lcQ34y
Earlier this year, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientists took part in a study that found — no surprise — that the "pause" in global warming from 1998 to 2013 didn't exist.
Their change didn't come from actual temperature readings. It came from extensive data manipulation and tinkering. Instead of a pause, they found a surge.
What's strange is that major temperature revisions by NOAA and others in recent years have always been up — never down — a clear sign of possible bias.
Earlier this year, for instance, it was revealed that nearly half of all supposed global warming in recent NASA data came from the agency's own highly suspicious statistical changes, not from actual temperature readings.
Enter Rep. Lamar Smith, a Texas Republican and chairman of the House Science Committee. Curious, he subpoenaed NOAA for research documents related to the study. NOAA refused to hand them over. Smith's committee wants to know why.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/102815-777967-congress-launches-investigation-into-agencys-data-manipulation.htm#ixzz3q3gJaLYo
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NOAA refused to comply with a House Science Committee subpoena.
How about that?
Very sciencey, isn't it?
Releasing frozen methane
The last rays of sun filter through the snow-covered spruces along the shore of Goldstream Lake, just outside Fairbanks, Alaska. Out on the lake Katey Walter Anthony stares at the black ice beneath her feet and at the white bubbles trapped inside it. Large and small, in layer upon layer, they spread out in every direction, like stars in the night sky. Walter Anthony, an ecologist at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, grabs a heavy ice pick and wraps the rope handle around her wrist. A graduate student holds a lighted match above a large bubble; Walter Anthony plunges the pick into it.
Gas rushing from the hole ignites with a whoomp that staggers her. “My job’s the worst, because usually you catch on fire,” she says, smiling. In the gathering twilight she and her team ignite one bubble after another. .... more
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/12/methane/lavelle-text
that really sounds totally stupid.... The last rays of sun filter through the snow-covered spruces along the shore of Goldstream Lake, just outside Fairbanks, Alaska. Out on the lake Katey Walter Anthony stares at the black ice beneath her feet and at the white bubbles trapped inside it. Large and small, in layer upon layer, they spread out in every direction, like stars in the night sky. Walter Anthony, an ecologist at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, grabs a heavy ice pick and wraps the rope handle around her wrist. A graduate student holds a lighted match above a large bubble; Walter Anthony plunges the pick into it.
Gas rushing from the hole ignites with a whoomp that staggers her. “My job’s the worst, because usually you catch on fire,” she says, smiling. In the gathering twilight she and her team ignite one bubble after another. .... more
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/12/methane/lavelle-text
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