PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:
Sheesh is right. I guess your short term memory sucks monkey butt. Remember the last two very recent articles about the glacier?
Last two articles? I probably read twenty articles on the recent studies on the Thwaites Glacier.
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It was all OUR fault that it was melting. The science simply said the glacier was melting. It was then run with by the alarmists, saying that we are doomed and it's all our fault.
Again, I can only speak to the evidence presented in the original papers, but neither paper indciated that "it was all our fault." Or that we are doomed. If you found a media artilce or blog that said that--well, I'm not surprised.
It's certainly significant.
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It's the same crap with the Arctic sea ice. Ever since 2005, both Wood's Hole and NOAA have known about a rather large, fairly active volcano on the Arctic sea floor. Both were shocked that it was as large as it was considering the depth. The lava field of about 10km2 indicated that the eruptions go up quite high in the ocean. Yet every time the subject of diminishing Artic sea ice comes up there's zero mention of this volcanic activity and we humans take 100% of the blame for it.
Again, I haven't seen the papers that attribute 100% of ice loss to AGW. Most scietnists I know readily admit that we are in warming period from the last ice age. However they also say that increasing the CO2 has increased the heat trapped in the troposphere, leading to global warming.
What is causing the volcanic activity? Is it recent? Is it related to global warming somehow (e.g. less mass on the glacier leads to rise in crust leads to change in magma flows?) The magnetic pole of the earth is very active right now--the poles do switch now and then (every 10^5 to 10^6 years or so). Could the change in geomagnetism from the active poles be influencing magma flows?
All good questions.