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More And More Extreme Weather


Bruce551

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This is no longer something that’s theory or conjecture or something that comes out of computer models. We’re observing the climate changing. It’s real. It’s happening. It’s scientific fact.

The decade that just ended saw nine of the 10 warmest years on record, and warmer temperatures mean more moisture in the air. That moisture can fall as torrential, flooding rains in the summertime or blizzards in the winter.

http://climateprogress.org/2011/01/14/abc-news-australia-floods-extreme-weather-global-warming-climate-change/#more-40407

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This is no longer something that’s theory or conjecture or something that comes out of computer models. We’re observing the climate changing. It’s real. It’s happening. It’s scientific fact.

The decade that just ended saw nine of the 10 warmest years on record, and warmer temperatures mean more moisture in the air. That moisture can fall as torrential, flooding rains in the summertime or blizzards in the winter.

http://climateprogress.org/2011/01/14/abc-news-australia-floods-extreme-weather-global-warming-climate-change/#more-40407

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I still wonder if the global marming is due to sun activity changes, end/or human CO2 production...

Global warming did come far from industrial grow: see Brughel and middle age paintings: rivers where iced each winters in Europe, and wheather warm up before any CO2 rate grow.

Also see ice age which cover half Europe: these ice flows dissapear far from human pollution beginnings...

So, i think that, even if we stop all CO2 emission completely at once, the global warming will continue, maybe not so fast, but will continue due to sun warming actual cycle.

Anyway, this is not good for the life itself to live in too high pollution, and decreasing it must continue!!!

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Appreciate comments.

From GoodKarma's link (thanks)

Invariably, a great deal of attention centers on each year's ranking, but it is critical to focus on the decade-long trends that matter more, the GISS scientists emphasize. On that time scale, the three records are unequivocal: the last decade has been the warmest on record. "It's not particularly important whether 2010, 2005, or 1998 was the hottest year on record," said Hansen. "It is the underlying trend that is important." --->GWWWWWW.......!!!!!

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