does it matter? greenhouse gas is the blanket. we can reduce the blanket or stop the person from putting on the blanket if it will make him dangerously hot.
So sea levels should be 75 feet higher and temps 10 deg higher than they are. Sounds like man's presence and contribution, the only thing different now than then, is a good thing. I guess you should just shut the fuck up about it now.
Rare snowfall stuns much of South Africa By JON GAMBRELL Associated Press August 7, 2012 AP Photo/Themba Hadebe World Video Multimedia Rethinking Africa: Nation-by-Nation Profiles Rethinking Africa: The Subsidy Debate Rethinking Africa: Innovative Businesses Latest Africa News UN says driver shot dead by assailants in Sudan Sudan and South Sudan strike oil exportation deal Buy AP Photo Reprints JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- People slowly came outside despite the cold wind Tuesday across South Africa, pointed their mobile phone cameras to the sky and opened their mouths to taste a rare snowfall that fell on much of the country. The snow began Tuesday morning, part of an extreme cold snap now biting into a nation still in its winter months. By mid-afternoon, officials recorded snowfall across most of South Africa. However, forecasters acknowledged snow remains so unusual that they typically aren't prepared to provide details about snowfall in the nation. The snow closed some roads and at least one high-altitude pass. The snowfall also closed several border posts in the country. As the snow fell, workers at offices in Johannesburg rushed outside. Some twirled and danced as the flakes fell. One man rushed to the top of a snow-covered hill and slid down, using a cardboard box as an improvised toboggan. Despite the cold and the snow, beggars who line traffic lights in the city continued to ask passing motorists for cash. The snow grew heavier in the afternoon in Johannesburg, covering rooftops and slicking roads. Snowflakes are a rare commodity in Johannesburg, even during winter. South African Weather Service records show it has snowed in Johannesburg on only 22 other days in the last 103 years. The last snow fell there in June 2007. In Pretoria, the country's capital, flurries filled the sky during a visit by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. It was the first snowfall there since 1968, the weather service said. The cold weather is expected to last a few days.
of course it does... if the warming (you) is causing the blanket (co2) to be put on and cooling causes the blanket to be taken off.. then you need to look at what causes the warming and the cooling... not the Co2
There you go! GW is a hoax ! How could it snow if the world is getting warmer ! It's impossible ! And why is there glaciers still if the earth is supposed to be hot now ?
This bugs me, because I live in the heartland. It is what AAA condescending calls "flyover" country. I realize AAA is going thru something right now, so I don't chastise him over it, but if the crops of the heartland fail due heat and drought, you folks in Da City, ain't seen nothin yet. I will say again, you might want to Google Corn!!!! None of this was aimed at you FC.
I bought some CORN a few weeks ago and (so far) I'm glad I did. Maybe it'll offset the increased cost of buying food.