Bering Strait influenced ice age climate patterns worldwide

National Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research ^ | Jan 10, 2010 | Unknown

[decimon]

Why temperatures have been relatively stable? If so then we can always keep the strait open to maintain that condition.

[decimon]

Sea saw ping.

[KTM rider]

“Earth Science” has become a mass fable mill of balderdash and hooey

[pallis]

This stuff is giving science a bad name.

[KTM rider]

I read that the TARP funding allocated something like 40 billion to propagate these type of climate study myths.

[LRS]

Has anybody studied the effect of whale pee?

[VRWC For Truth]

Gorebull warming is Palin’s fault. /s

[UCANSEE2]

The most important thing mentioned in this article is that scientists acknowledge that the causes of climate patterns are so complex, so intermixed, and so little understood, that pointing to one factor as ‘the’ cause is the only way they can get more grant money.

[Sacajaweau]

It's always been my view that the entire Universe is in a state of constant oscillation while at the same time the superior strength of the physics of certain objects are maintained subject to nature's corrections. Here on earth, those corrections are volcanos, earthquakes, weather....

A mudslide is a good example of a self-explanatory correction...

[decimon]

They’re not attributing climate to human activity so maybe we should take this one.

[o_zarkman44]

I think the science shows that climate is much more affected by regional events than the entire Earth ecosystem.

And sea levels rise and fall naturally depending on the Arctic ice, and the cycles fluctuate over thousands of years regardless of man’s existence.

I really saw nothing in the report that portrayed man’s involvement in climate change.

[decimon]

I really saw nothing in the report that portrayed man’s involvement in climate change.

That's right. All natural phenomena. I like it.

[mountainlion]

Boulder is considered the drug capital of the continent by many.

[Chode]

the fact that seemingly insignificant changes can lead to dramatic tipping points for climate patterns

like the flapping of a butterfly's wings...

[decimon]

the fact that seemingly insignificant changes can lead to dramatic tipping points for climate patterns

like the flapping of a butterfly's wings...

Yes, strait-hopper. When you can pluck this glacier from my hand...

[Chode]

oooo, that's a little bigger than a pebble...

[Defiant]

I thought the ice age created an ice bridge across the Bering Strait, not a land bridge. Indians walked across the ice to get to North America. If it was an ice bridge, water would still flow beneath it. Anyone know which it was?

[decimon]

I thought the ice age created an ice bridge across the Bering Strait, not a land bridge.

Just guessing but it could be both or either depending on the time period.

[steelyourfaith]

Thanx !

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[SunkenCiv]

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