October 17, 2025
Ice Ice Babies
Timothy Birdnow
OMG, here we go again!
Earth Could Overcorrect Global Warming, Triggering an Ice Age
Didn't we get enough of "global cooling" back in the seventies?
Here are the money quotes:
So it's back to the "ice age" fear and Judah Cohen's "it's cold because it's hot" nonsense.
The alarmist community has lost all credibility.They lost the argument; time to admit it.
Oh, and with zero evidence they are now saying we have passed the first "tipping point" - something they have been telling us for decades now.
They really have become a farce.
OMG, here we go again!
Earth Could Overcorrect Global Warming, Triggering an Ice Age
Didn't we get enough of "global cooling" back in the seventies?
Here are the money quotes:
The study shows that lower oxygen concentrations in the atmosphere, which occurred in the geological past, could have triggered stronger nutrient feedbacks, and thus have caused the extreme ice ages of early Earth history.
As humans today add more CO2 into the atmosphere, the planet will continue to warm. But according to the scientists’ model, it could lead again to a cooling overshoot in the long run. However, the next event will likely be milder, because today’s atmosphere contains more oxygen than in the distant past, which dampens the nutrient feedback.
"At the end of the day, does it really matter much if the start of the next ice age is 50, 100, or 200 thousand years into the future?” asks Ridgwell. "We need to focus now on limiting ongoing warming. That the Earth will naturally cool back down is not going to happen fast enough to help us out.
As humans today add more CO2 into the atmosphere, the planet will continue to warm. But according to the scientists’ model, it could lead again to a cooling overshoot in the long run. However, the next event will likely be milder, because today’s atmosphere contains more oxygen than in the distant past, which dampens the nutrient feedback.
"At the end of the day, does it really matter much if the start of the next ice age is 50, 100, or 200 thousand years into the future?” asks Ridgwell. "We need to focus now on limiting ongoing warming. That the Earth will naturally cool back down is not going to happen fast enough to help us out.
So it's back to the "ice age" fear and Judah Cohen's "it's cold because it's hot" nonsense.
The alarmist community has lost all credibility.They lost the argument; time to admit it.
Oh, and with zero evidence they are now saying we have passed the first "tipping point" - something they have been telling us for decades now.
They really have become a farce.
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Well, it might matter what happens 50,000 years from now, because by then the Democrats might be back in power and will most likely start pulling crap like EV mandates and such, if they're allowed to. And frankly, that'll piss me off!
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at October 17, 2025 11:11 PM (lydPE)
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Yeah; in fifty thousand years they will put ev mandates in place and ban our antimatter warp drives I suppose.
You may remember a Star Trek the Next Generation where they did just that, claiming warp drives were damaging the fabric of the universe and putting strict regulatory limits on how fast they could go and whatnot. Even back in the nineties they were quietly pushing such nonsense.
You may remember a Star Trek the Next Generation where they did just that, claiming warp drives were damaging the fabric of the universe and putting strict regulatory limits on how fast they could go and whatnot. Even back in the nineties they were quietly pushing such nonsense.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at October 18, 2025 06:09 AM (rEPH6)
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I don't remember that episode. Which side did Cap. Piccard wimp out on?
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at October 18, 2025 10:25 PM (kRAxH)
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