Climate: The Movie

[denso13]

Yep and Galileo got jailed and classed a heretic when he went against the scientists at the time who said the universe revolved around the earth

So you are the new Galileo? Pmsl...

 

[Notch7]

We are still in an ice age

so what

 

[IT Minion]

You brought nothing to it than everyone else believes this, so everyone should believe it too...

Not everyone believes it, that would be a silly thing to say.

But almost everyone who studies it agrees that global warming is mostly caused by humans. It's the general public who are less well informed and less well educated that don't believe in it.

Apparently in the UK roughly 75% are worried about climate change, but it is quite correlated with education level.

Adults with a degree were more worried than adults with no qualifications
The level of worry was higher among those with a degree or equivalent (83%) when compared with those with an education below degree level (71%), and those with no qualifications (62%).

Similar results were also found from the BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker that indicated that, between 9 June and 7 July 2022, overall concern about climate change was higher for people educated to degree level (89%, compared with 82% of those with other qualifications and 76% of people with no qualifications).

Worries about climate change, Great Britain - Office for National Statistics

An article covering people's worries about climate change, using data from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey collected between 14 September and 9 October 2022 and based on adults in Great Britain aged 16 years and over.

www.ons.gov.uk

Although there may be some people in there who are worried but don't believe it's caused by humans.

So you're in a small minority, but hardly on your own.

 

[denso13]

if your going to discuss stuff at least research it .
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Cut and pasted and you will find it all over google .
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"The current ice age started just over two and a half million years ago, and it hasn't quite ended yet. Within a single ice age, there are periods of warmth where glaciers melt, which are called interglacial periods. The opposite, when glaciers spread, is called glacial cycles."

Erm, that is my point. Science and research told us that. But you are the new Galileo who refutes current scientific thinking? Or, you just believe the science you like and dismiss the bits you don't like?

 

[gas112]

So not as quick as current changes .

Thought not.

It's the RATE of change that's the important factor. You are not allowing for that.

research it you will find there has been massive peaks and troughs throughout .
2000 Years ago it was warm enough for vineyards as far north as lincolnshire .
around 400 years ago we had a mini ice age in britian and europe

 

[carmanmemoranda]

research it you will find there has been massive peaks and troughs throughout .
2000 Years ago it was warm enough for vineyards as far north as lincolnshire .
around 400 years ago we had a mini ice age in britian and europe

So not as quick as currently then.

Thought not

 

[denso13]

research it

By looking at scientific research? But you don't believe that? Sometimes?

 

[IT Minion]

Some people are so incredibly stupid

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There are Vineyards in Norway. It proves nothing except people put businesses in the weirdest places.

 

[gas112]

Erm, that is my point. Science and research told us that. But you are the new Galileo who refutes current scientific thinking? Or, you just believe the science you like and dismiss the bits you don't like?

no unlike you gullible gits who are happy to pay all the extra taxes and charges it is far far to obvious with billions of years of history that the earths climate/weather is constantly changing . You know the reason why we had massive coal and oil fields in the UK .

 

[Notch7]

400 years ago we had a mini ice age in britian and europe

so what

climate change is global


There was not “a mini ice age a couple hundred years ago.” There was a slight cooling period in parts of the world but not the entire world

2000 Years ago it was warm enough for vineyards as far north as lincolnshire

The problem is that both the Little Ice Age and the Medieval Warming period were not global but regional changes in climate affecting north-west Europe, eastern America, Greenland and Iceland.

A study using 700 climate records showed that, over the last 2,000 years, the only time the climate all around the World has changed at the same time and in the same direction has been in the last 150 years, when over 98% of the surface of the planet has warmed.



poor gas112 has been reading the Penguin book of climate change denial

 

[gas112]

So not as quick as currently then.

Thought not

so the 200 years cooling period back then has been followed by a 200 year warming period in the massive time frame of earth existence a few decades even centuries is that small it is barely calculable

 

[Notch7]

billions of years of history that the earths climate/weather is constantly changing

that old chestnut

the natural cycle myth

have you any more classics, we could all do with a laugh

 

[gas112]

There was not “a mini ice age a couple hundred years ago.” There was a slight cooling period in parts of the world but not the entire world

The original climate crisis – how the little ice age devastated early modern Europe

The little ice age unleashed famines and revolutions which tested the very bonds of society.

theconversation.com

 

[gas112]

The problem is that both the Little Ice Age and the Medieval Warming period were not global but regional changes in climate affecting north-west Europe, eastern America, Greenland and Iceland.

so you think africa india etc etc was covered in ice at the peak of the ice age oh yeah it wasnt global .
Stay away from the lady bird books you stick to janet and john that seems your level

 

[carmanmemoranda]

so the 200 years cooling period back then has been followed by a 200 year warming period in the massive time frame of earth existence a few decades even centuries is that small it is barely calculable

Have you seen the temperature changes over the 400 years you mention, versus the last 10-20 years?