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To: goseminoles

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7139797.stm

Arctic summers ice-free ‘by 2013’
12 December 2007


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrPCUWWjh0c&feature=player_embedded

December 13, 2008

Five Years. Mark it down. Al Gore spoke to a German audience this week at the opening of a dinosaur park. In this German news clip you can hear him talk about the polar ice cap disappearing in 5 ...
Five Years. Mark it down.
Al Gore spoke to a German audience this week at the opening of a dinosaur park. In this German news clip you can hear him talk about the polar ice cap disappearing in 5 YEARS!

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Warning from Gore on future - S.F. speech focuses on global warming
San Francisco Chronicle (CA) - Sunday, June 5, 2005
Author: Cecilia M. Vega, Chronicle Staff Writer

EXCERPT

In 15 years, Gore said , there will be no more glaciers on Mount Kilimanjaro. As for Glacier National Park in Montana, he said, “Within 20 years, this is the park that will be formerly known as Glacier.” And the Rhone Glacier in Switzerland “is almost completely gone,” he said.

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GORE’S ENVIRONMENTAL STAKE - WHITE HOUSE STANCE ON GLOBAL WARMING COULD SERIOUSLY AFFECT POLITICAL CLIMATE TOO
Washington Post - Tuesday, October 21, 1997
Author: Joby Warrick, Washington Post Staff Writer
Al Gore was moving fast, as though the big glacier would melt before he reached it. With reporters puffing and wheezing in his wake, he scaled five miles of nearly vertical mountain trails to touch the ice and strike a symbolic blow against global warming.

“It’s melting right before our eyes,” the vice president observed as he stood above Grinnell Glacier , the great river of ice amid the jagged peaks of Glacier National Park. Another 30 years of warming will reduce Grinnell to a dirty puddle, Gore said — and future tourists will have to settle for “the park formerly known as Glacier .”

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77 posted on 12/14/2009 10:59:01 AM PST by maggief
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To: maggief

I have a National Parks guide to Grand Teton National Park, written in the 80’s before they started this GW nonsense.

The guide says the glaciers have been receding since at least the mid 1800’s and eventually will be gone by natural processes.


82 posted on 12/14/2009 11:01:25 AM PST by Williams (It's the policies, stupid)
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