[CodeToad]

My Scotch glass is less full than a few minutes ago. I think we are having a drought.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Ahhhh, I finally get it.

Climate change means that things are changing. The only time you don't have climate change is when nothing changes.

I can't believe how stupid I've been all these years. I feel so ashamed.

[colorado tanker]

Just wait and see what happens if the predictions are true that the Eastern two thirds of the country will have a cold, harsh winter and the Western third a mild winter.

Mild Winter = evidence of global warming. Cold winter = evidence of global warming.

[arthurus]

Antarctica – where more ice and less ice is proof of climate change

Well, it is. Climate changes. Climate has been changing since climate began. Water is Wet! The government has to Đo SOMETHING or we're all gonna DIE! Water is getting WETTER! If the government doesn't tax water it will get even WETTER and we're all gonna DROWN!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

The map:

[zwerni]

I live in New Jersey… The climate changes virtually every day

[norwaypinesavage]

"Antarctica – where more ice and less ice is proof of climate change"

The "Climate Change Theory" is an EXTREMELY robust theory. ALL observations of ANYYTHING fully support the theory.

[Wuli]

calving of glaciers at the nexus of land and sea GOES ALONG WITH additional snow on the land

additional snow on the land bound portion of glaciers adds to the overall weight of the ice build up, and it is weight from top to bottom that converts the viscosity of ice at the very bottom to something more like a liquid at below freezing, and that bottom liquid-like layer, with the weight of all the ice pressing down from above, and gravity, moves the ice of the glacier on the land slowly towards the shore where it begins to calve off

it seems probable that if you are having a period of snow fall, during a set period of time, that is greater than usual for such a period of time, you might also get more calving of the glacier during that time as well, due to dynamics of the natural course of glaciers - from snow & ice pack adding to the glacier, to the glacier itself becoming part of the mechanism that causes the glacier to calve off parts of it