April 05, 2025
Ice and Water
Timothy Birdnow
Except there has been no melt trend. at least since 2006
Arctic Alarm: Thinning Ice Could Tip Global Ocean Currents Into Chaos
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Ah yes..."New Models" are telling us it's doomsday unless we get rid of our industrial civilization and dance among the posies barefoot.
Oh, and none of the melt we are seeing in the Arctic is at all unusual.
In other climate news new research shows that flooding in bygone days was considerably worse than it is now, despite a supposedly fast-rising sea level (which it isn't).
If we are melting the polar ice caps and the world is flooding why was it worse back then? Turns out that modern flooding is not at all "unprecedented" but rather just a normal thing.
Except there has been no melt trend. at least since 2006
Arctic Alarm: Thinning Ice Could Tip Global Ocean Currents Into Chaos
FTA:
"A major ocean current in the Arctic, the Beaufort Gyre, is changing rapidly due to climate warming—and this could trigger a chain reaction that disrupts the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the system behind the Gulf Stream.
Scientists warn that melting sea ice may reach a tipping point, causing the Gyre to release massive amounts of freshwater into the North Atlantic. If that happens, the AMOC could weaken or collapse, drastically altering weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere, especially in Europe. New model projections suggest that urgent emissions cuts are essential to avoid this dangerous shift.
Scientists warn that melting sea ice may reach a tipping point, causing the Gyre to release massive amounts of freshwater into the North Atlantic. If that happens, the AMOC could weaken or collapse, drastically altering weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere, especially in Europe. New model projections suggest that urgent emissions cuts are essential to avoid this dangerous shift.
Ah yes..."New Models" are telling us it's doomsday unless we get rid of our industrial civilization and dance among the posies barefoot.
Oh, and none of the melt we are seeing in the Arctic is at all unusual.
In other climate news new research shows that flooding in bygone days was considerably worse than it is now, despite a supposedly fast-rising sea level (which it isn't).
If we are melting the polar ice caps and the world is flooding why was it worse back then? Turns out that modern flooding is not at all "unprecedented" but rather just a normal thing.
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Send your unused ice cubes to a polar bear living on thin ice in care of the UN climate change scandal NY NY.
Posted by: Mike at April 05, 2025 12:20 PM (CgPfD)
Posted by: IPTV FAST at April 05, 2025 05:07 PM (yZhg2)
Posted by: IPTV FAST at April 05, 2025 05:08 PM (yZhg2)
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Good idea Mike. But then they'd probably just use them to chill their martinis there.
BTW if "climate change" is leading to sea level rise why isn't the U.N. moving out of Turtle Bay to higher ground? Wouldn't it be better up high, say, in the Alps? Funny how we are told the sea shores will drown but the U.N. is happy on an island at sea level.
BTW if "climate change" is leading to sea level rise why isn't the U.N. moving out of Turtle Bay to higher ground? Wouldn't it be better up high, say, in the Alps? Funny how we are told the sea shores will drown but the U.N. is happy on an island at sea level.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at April 06, 2025 07:15 AM (A0pmN)
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Your writing always carries such warmth and authenticity, making every post feel special. Loved this one cheapsmmpanel
Posted by: SMM World Panel at April 06, 2025 07:26 AM (EilQ0)
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