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15 December 2012, 05:56 PM
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15 December 2012, 08:59 PM
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oi, you cant just rubbish scientests using hundreds of millions of years of climate averaging and comparing them to a few decaedes of study ffs!!
global warming as a coinded phrase was out long ago due to mis-understanding - its climate change now, almost in line with the countless millenia of climate change that have gone befotre us - but yes - taxing things is definatley the right answer
tax will change everything in our delicate climate!!
global warming as a coinded phrase was out long ago due to mis-understanding - its climate change now, almost in line with the countless millenia of climate change that have gone befotre us - but yes - taxing things is definatley the right answer
tax will change everything in our delicate climate!!
15 December 2012, 09:31 PM
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google "bp oil spill north atlantic current" , seems the chemicals they used made the crude oil drop to the ocean floor and has affected the loop of hot/cold currents,
also google bp oil spill blue flu all makes an interested read.
also google bp oil spill blue flu all makes an interested read.
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Think we'd have noticed it a bit more by now, unless its back again?
15 December 2012, 09:52 PM
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i am no scientist but i would imagine these things would not have an instant impact around the world ,but look at this year alone with the jet stream been slightly lower down how it affected our weather through the year, link was from 2010 but thought was an interesting read
edited just for you frosticles
. been a long day!
edited just for you frosticles
. been a long day!
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i am no scientist but i would imagine these things would not have an instant impact around the world ,but look at this year alone with the gulf stream been slightly lower down how it affected our weather through the year, link was from 2010 but thought was an interesting read
15 December 2012, 11:43 PM
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Actually the amount of oil released in the spill was only twice that which seeps from the seabed every year anyway. Plenty of oil loving bacteria and organisms in the water there anyway which is why a year on people were amazed at how quickly it disappeared. Answer because it was a natural part of that environment anyway. Its not like Exxon Valdez.....
16 December 2012, 12:11 AM
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***** link.
NAC was alive and well in 2010 regardless of that link. Have a look at the MODIS data for that period. And for 2011 and 2012. And for the AMDAR data. Etc.
NAC was alive and well in 2010 regardless of that link. Have a look at the MODIS data for that period. And for 2011 and 2012. And for the AMDAR data. Etc.
16 December 2012, 09:39 AM
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Where was that Dunk
A few blokes fishing had to be rescued off the Pier in Sunderland after what was described as a "freak wave".
Couple of mile further down the coast another couple had to be rescued after being washed out.
A few blokes fishing had to be rescued off the Pier in Sunderland after what was described as a "freak wave".
Couple of mile further down the coast another couple had to be rescued after being washed out.
16 December 2012, 11:27 AM
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Note the sign top left, about 6-7 ft off of the ground, shows just how high the water reached.
This is whats left of one of the buildings, apparently there is a complete building and it's contents missing!
Photo was taken yesterday showing the same thing close to happening again. the sea is normally around 100-150ft from this wall depending on tides etc.
This Merc was found 250 yards down the road from where it was parked.
Some more damage.
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