[sakic]

I didn’t know there was conflict among scientists concerning melting off in the North. The dispute centers around the cause. One side blames nature, the other man.

[katana]

If one reads the satellite and older style ocean going vessel reports of winter ice mass in the Arctic during recent years it becomes clear that there is a good deal of bald faced lying going on whenever government and green interest group "scientists" make their announcements about the imminent disappearance of the Greenland and Polar ice sheets. The dispute about cause is a separate and frankly more lopsided issue. But when one side is lying about the actuality of conditions it shows you that the game is or should be just about done.

And again, I was very sorry to learn about the loss of your home. It is infuriating that people like Gore can take advantage of tragedies like yours, to push a myth on which they stake their plans to make billions of $'s in profits (Carbon Credit Exchange).

Hurricanes have been occasionally hitting the northeast coast of America for all of recorded history. They are less common than the Caribbean variety but because of the greater temperature differences between the hot Gulf air and what comes in to meet it from Canada they can be exceedingly violent. I rode out one in late 1986 a few days after wife to be and I moved to Bergen County New Jersey from Texas. No matter where you choose to live nature has some kind of possible disaster on tap to send. Here in the Midwest we have tornadoes and blizzards and always will.

[justa-hairyape]

Arctic sea ice has been increasing this year. Looks like it will be the most ice at this time of year since 2005. And this summer up in the Arctic is perhaps one of the coldest in modern times. But why believe facts and science when you can drum up some pictures, hey. Check out the chart below.