As thick as the amount of drugs New Zealandball did!Pretty thick outline don't you think?
As thick as the amount of drugs New Zealandball did!Pretty thick outline don't you think?
Isn't Lake Taupo large enough to show up on this scale?Here's the actual one. Took me 34 min.
Isn't Lake Taupo large enough to show up on this scale?
I doubt it.Anyone got a claim on Antarctica?
Sorry to be a pessimist, but you may have to redraw that ice sheet soon:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-38686626
A good portion of it will break away soon, and this may lead to larger scale ice sheet collapses in the near future.
Seems it’s not really CO2 doing anything to the climate.Well... climate change induces map change. Oh shoot! Let's all emit less CO2!
Completely untrue. That's not at all how greenhouse gases work.Seems it’s not really CO2 doing anything to the climate.
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Seems it’s not really CO2 doing anything to the climate.
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Then it isn’t a greenhouse gas, because this is how CO2 has been known to work for at least 40 years, reaffirmed every (rare!) time the funding to run the tests again are approved.Completely untrue. That's not at all how greenhouse gases work.
Yes, CO2 increases lag temperature increases. This has long been known. My apologies for bringing this into the thread. I’d be happy to continue the discussion in PM, but it’s not appropriate here anymore.…clearly demonstrates a strong correlation between CO2 content and temperature.
Then it isn’t a greenhouse gas, because this is how CO2 has been known to work for at least 40 years, reaffirmed every (rare!) time the funding to run the tests again are approved.
Yes, CO2 increases lag temperature increases. This has long been known. My apologies for bringing this into the thread. I’d be happy to continue the discussion in PM, but it’s not appropriate here anymore.
Oh dear God please keep this thread just for mapping.
Your last sentece saved you from a kick.Then it isn’t a greenhouse gas, because this is how CO2 has been known to work for at least 40 years, reaffirmed every (rare!) time the funding to run the tests again are approved.
Yes, CO2 increases lag temperature increases. This has long been known. My apologies for bringing this into the thread. I’d be happy to continue the discussion in PM, but it’s not appropriate here anymore.
STOP!Mate, you've just cited a paper which the author himself described as featuring 'some stupid mistakes... it was just embarrassing'.
Suffice to say that his methodology is seriously flawed.
And I'm posting this publically not in PM because sometimes you do need to ensure that the other side of the argument is provided in the same place for the benefit of anyone coming across it.