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Scientists now know why global warming is not good news


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http://qz.com/351797/scientists-now-know-why-global-warming-has-slowed-down-and-its-not-good-news-for-us/

Basicly they need to study the study to make shur they don't really know what they are talking about yet.

Pffffst ... If I drive a 79 Chrysler smokeabunch were all gonna die...

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xoxo cupcakke

Yeah. It happens a lot in the world of science; the reexamination and experimentation of a study or experiment previously done in order to properly attest the results of that study

Global warming be real though although I will say some people blow it completely out of proportion like it is possible to eliminate all carbon waste within the next ten years

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Kinda OT: I really hate to sound PC, but could we stop saying "Global Warming"?  It makes it sound like the Earth is getting warmer; which isn't fooling anyone in this weather over here in America.  "Climate Change" is more suitable.

 

Edit: not attacking OP, but the guy who made the article.

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Yeah. It happens a lot in the world of science; the reexamination and experimentation of a study or experiment previously done in order to properly attest the results of that study

Global warming be real though although I will say some people blow it completely out of proportion like it is possible to eliminate all carbon waste within the next ten years

:legend: tell em sis

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Kinda OT: I really hate to sound PC, but could we stop saying "Global Warming"?  It makes it sound like the Earth is getting warmer; which isn't fooling anyone in this weather over here in America.  "Climate Change" is more suitable.

 

Edit: not attacking OP, but the guy who made the article.

 

I agree that a better term to use would be "climate change." however, the average temperature of the earth is increasing every year so technically it is "warming." We've had an unseasonably cold winter in the eastern half of the US but the rest of the world has been warmer on average. I have a degree in atmospheric science btw.

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I agree that a better term to use would be "climate change." however, the average temperature of the earth is increasing every year so technically it is "warming." We've had an unseasonably cold winter in the eastern half of the US but the rest of the world has been warmer on average. I have a degree in atmospheric science btw.
The Midwest is currently experiencing fluctuating weather patterns which I hate. I remember one day the high was in the low 20s and the next it was in the mid 70s. It was pretty warm in December but it got really cold and frigid in January and February which I was not expecting
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I agree that a better term to use would be "climate change." however, the average temperature of the earth is increasing every year so technically it is "warming." We've had an unseasonably cold winter in the eastern half of the US but the rest of the world has been warmer on average. I have a degree in atmospheric science btw.

 

While I agree with what you said, it would just be a more "universal friendly" term to say "climate change" so you won't get idiots in Miami saying Global Warming is a myth when it gets that rare snowfall..

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The Midwest is currently experiencing fluctuating weather patterns which I hate. I remember one day the high was in the low 20s and the next it was in the mid 70s. It was pretty warm in December but it got really cold and frigid in January and February which I was not expecting

I walked outside yesterday and thought "wow it's really warm today." I checked my phone to see that it was 22 degrees. :Emma:

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I walked outside yesterday and thought "wow it's really warm today." I checked my phone to see that it was 22 degrees. :emma:
I woke up yesterday to feed my dogs and it was 12. It's 14 right now. FML and the cold too :emma:
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While I agree with what you said, it would just be a more "universal friendly" term to say "climate change" so you won't get idiots in Miami saying Global Warming is a myth when it gets that rare snowfall..

Climate Change means you can argue ANY weather out of the ordinary proves the theory.

I'd be more impressed if they'd predicted the Polar Vortex in advance.

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You know what, I'd start really freak out

when South East Asia have snow falling.

Or some parts of the worlds starts drowning cos I assume that what will happen with this global warming effects.

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(Being serious for a minute)

The volume of carbon and other gas compounds that humans collectivlely been emmitting for the last 150 years certainly is implacting the global environment.  

Catastrophic change has and will happend, regardless of human activities imo.

You can defenitly see the impact of pollution on local regions, but the earth ?  Now we are getting scientific imput about the oceans, 2/3 of the globe.  I think the science behind predicting global climate and the human impact needs more time.  Everything they tell us now is 'theory'

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(Being serious for a minute)

The volume of carbon and other gas compounds that humans collectivlely been emmitting for the last 150 years certainly is implacting the global environment.  

Catastrophic change has and will happend, regardless of human activities imo.

You can defenitly see the impact of pollution on local regions, but the earth ?  Now we are getting scientific imput about the oceans, 2/3 of the globe.  I think the science behind predicting global climate and the human impact needs more time.  Everything they tell us now is 'theory'

​Yes. Which means we should continue to try to help slow down those effects and possibly repair them 

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