[NormsRevenge]

Tell it to the dinosaurs .. and the dinosaur media.

[jwalsh07]

Americans are an amazing people, we have been able to do to Gaia what the Universe has been unable to do for billions of years. Destroy her!

[omega4179]

How can something that doesn’t exist be irreversible.

[Argus]

What kind of scientist would predict with certainty what the climate will be in the year 3000? This is just such obvious baloney it takes one’s breath away.

Here in SoCal the local weather forecasters blew a ONE DAY PREDICTION today. Yesterday they predicted we’d have rain and snow tonight into tomorrow. What we have is nada.

This woman is a politically motivated charlatan.

[oldvike]

Those global warming scientists are just looney toons. Frankly, I just can’t believe people even listen to them anymore. Our country has lost its colletive mind. Please, somebody wake me from this nightmare.

[R_Kangel]

The Earth is part of a giant machine!

And we are not in control of it, we are only along for the ride.

[two23]

Second sentence starts with:

"People have imagined......"

Yes, they have

[dalereed]

This clown is telling me I’m going to be cold for the rest of my lifr, I want heat noe!

[3niner]

Since it’s so terrible, everyone who believes this crap should go kill themselves.

[steelyourfaith]

I was taught in grade school that the ice age glaciers formed the great lakes ... somehow I don't think this is what the ecotards are alluding to here.

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[Oldeconomybuyer]

We are doomed unless we pay trillions in carbon credits to third-world parasites.

[EGPWS]

Many damaging effects of climate change are already basically irreversible, researchers declared Monday, warning that even if carbon emissions can somehow be halted temperatures around the globe will remain high until at least the year 3000.

We are sooooo screwed since we have passed trust to government and dissed our creator for a "feel good" addiction.

[Gandalf_The_Gray]

"People have imagined that if we stopped emitting carbon dioxide the climate would go back to normal in 100 years, 200 years; that's not true," climate researcher Susan Solomon said in a teleconference.

Well Susan, you don't mind if I call you "Susan" do you? Just exactly what is your definition of a "normal" climate? Oh, and by the way, just what did you do to qualify as a "climate researcher" anyway?

Pea brain

Regards,
GtG

[cripplecreek]

Well I sure wish they could reverse this winter. We’ve had one of the longest hard cold spells I can remember.

[Tenacious 1]

Many damaging effects of climate change are already basically irreversible, researchers declared Monday, warning that even if carbon emissions can somehow be halted temperatures around the globe will remain high until at least the year 3000.

Will Remain High? The temperatures of today =/- 2 degree's is what allowed the glaciers to thaw and for humans to evolve.

By the year 3,000? By then we'll have some accurate statistical data and we will have likely gone through at least one other "little Ice Age." I'm sure some point and click scientist will explain this as having to do with human behavior.

By the way, will somebody tell him that the earth has been cooling now for almost 5 years. That's probably the result of Global Warming as well.

Have you ever noticed that a 5-year fluctuation in temperature going down is irrelevant to MMGW nuts but a 5-year warming period was always proof positive of it. When global temperatures drop, we need to understand the long term aspect of global warming. But when it is a warmer year than the previous, we're all going to die in catastrophic floods within the next 20 years.

[snarks_when_bored]

640,000 years ago, the Yellowstone supervolcano spewed ash over most of the North American continent, killing untold numbers of animals and plants, and darkening the entire planet for a year or more. Who could have known that it was only preparing the way for the real devastation that we humans are wreaking today?

Is this guy, Randolph E. Schmid, being paid to write this stuff? How does one get a gig like that?

[Ramius]

The climate can be described in many ways but “irreversible” has never been and will never be one of them.

This, if it is an 8th grade term paper, gets a C-

[Jenny217]

What an absolute load of crap. If we pay them tribute we will be absolved. The whole thing is something out of the dark ages.

[Caipirabob]

Report: Some climate damage already irreversible

That should read "Brain Damage" is irreversible...the continued claims that Global Warming is real being evidence of said damage.

[montag813]

Hillary needs to appoint a Special Envoy to the Sun if she wants to stop climate change.

[RSmithOpt]

Within the long-term global icehouse climate, much shorter-term fluctuations in global climate have occurred. Relatively cold periods known as Ice Ages or glacials, each lasting roughly 100,000 years, are interspersed with much shorter warmer episodes or interglacials, lasting only 10,000 years. We now have a relatively clear record of such climatic fluctuations over the last 2 million years. Currently, the global climate lies within an interglacial. Global average temperature 20,000 years ago towards the end of the last Ice Age was some 5°C lower than today, when the north polar ice sheets were expanded to cover a considerably greater area of the continental Northern Hemisphere than is the case today. These glacial-interglacial fluctuations are believed to be driven by changes in the position of the Earth in its orbit around the Sun, and enhanced by climatic feedback processes which involve changes in ocean circulation and the greenhouse gas composition of the atmosphere.

The dinosaurs died from GoreBull over taxation, not a meteor impact. They couldn't supply their gov't with enough green even though they worked to harvest the lettuce 18 hrs / day. They had no lettuce left over at the end of the workday.....their gov't made them hand over 95% of take home.