Hammer wrote:And the summit of Mt. Everest contains limestone...So what?
So the fact that Alaska had palm trees is a fact that the world was MUCH hotter than it is today. How do you know the earth isn't, as many climatologists have suggested, that we are in the end of an iceage.
Why have these "%90" (where ever you got that figure from) not factored in ocean currents, the FACT that the sun is more active now, rain fall, or any other major determinant of climate. You are simply using temperature as an indicator. And if you want to look up climate, it involves a whole lot more than temperature.
Further, why is it that the vast majority of these scientists that "believe" in the GW hoax, funded by gov't. If they state anything other wise, their funding is cut off. The independant scientists are the ones that are showing how GW is made up.
The head of the Huricaine prediction organization, who uses years and years of data to monitor oceanic movement and climate to predict hurricaines, states that GW is a complete farse.
It has become popular now to just say: "it's part of GW" whenever there is any abnormality in weather. "It's too hot!", global warming. "It's too cold!", global warming byproduct. "It's too dry or wet!", global warming.
Yeah many parts of the country is in a drought, but it doesn't come close to how it was in the 30's or 80's. Europe is having below "normal" cold temperatures. I haven't seen a 100 degree day yet this year, yet the longest day of the year has come and passed (sun is closer than any other day of the year).
Where is the PROOF? It may be slightly hotter than in any other time since temperature has been recorded. What does that mean to me? 100years? The earth, according to EVERY reputable, not %90, scientist agrees the the earth is well over 65 MILLION years old. The earth has had ice ages, and incredible warm periods (vastly warmer than today) in that time. Where is the undeniable proof that shows that CO2 is causing it to be 1-2 degrees hotter than usual.
The antartic icepack is thicker than it ever was since they have been measuring. Greenlands glaciers are GROWING! So the icepack close to North america is shrinking slightly, but they recede, and grow on a regular basis (regular being over many years).
The earth wasn't in a static climate before the industrial revolution. It has changed.