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Palin: Global Warming Not Man-Made
ABC news ^ | Aug. 29, 2008 | Rick Klein

Posted on 08/29/2008 9:51:54 PM PDT by FocusNexus

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To: FocusNexus
Excellent.

ABC's reporters obviously think this is a negative, since they only associate with fellow AGW zealots...

81 posted on 09/02/2008 1:26:09 PM PDT by Interesting Times (Swiftboating, you say? Check out ToSetTheRecordStraight.com)
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To: cogitator; EnviroConservative
spring is earlier and fall is later

There's been global warming, who knew? The problem is that looking closely you won't find a very good match to the GISS data. Take almost any example at random (e.g. http://www.ouranos.ca/doc/Indicateurs/Vincent.pdf) and you will see overall warming with no particular match to GISS. Different parameters (e.g. record lows vs last frost) have very different curves. A lot of them are flat since the 1970's where GISS has its big warming.

82 posted on 09/02/2008 1:30:52 PM PDT by palmer (The third party malcontents don't like Palin because she is a true conservative)
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To: EnviroConservative
El Nino likely contributed to 1998’s record heat, just as other natural oscillations have reversed that trend.

El Nino neither creates nor destroys heat, just transports it. Only the Sun adds heat and only radiation out to space removes it. If extra heat exists it must be hiding somewhere and can be measured. Where?

83 posted on 09/02/2008 1:42:11 PM PDT by Reeses (Leftism is powered by the evil force of envy.)
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To: palmer; EnviroConservative
Flat?

NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER SPRING THAW MAKES A DIFFERENCE

"Using a suite of microwave remote sensing instruments aboard satellites, scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Pasadena, Calif., and the University of Montana, Missoula, have observed a recent trend of earlier thawing across the northern high latitudes. This regional thawing trend, advancing almost one day a year since 1988, has the potential to alter the cycle of atmospheric carbon dioxide intake and release by vegetation and soils across the region, potentially resulting in changes in Earth's climate."

A lot more here: Maps

84 posted on 09/02/2008 9:25:25 PM PDT by cogitator
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