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So, ~1.9% of the earth's surface is to be considered 'global'?
Yeah...so when its cold in the USA according to the global warming moonbats its just local weather.
However, when its hot in Australia the global warming moonbats start ranting see..see...global warming is real its no longer just local Australian weather---anything you say
Yeah...so when its cold in the USA according to the global warming moonbats its just local weather.
However, when its hot in Australia the global warming moonbats start ranting see..see...global warming is real its no longer just local Australian weather---anything you say
There you go making stuff up again...It is what you whack-a-loon deniers do best.
Yeah...so when its cold in the USA according to the global warming moonbats its just local weather.
However, when its hot in Australia the global warming moonbats start ranting see..see...global warming is real its no longer just local Australian weather---anything you say
Just because you don't understand something doesn't make it false.
Just because you don't understand something doesn't make it false.
And on the flip side of that, you cannot declare humans are responsible for global warming just because you can’t think of anything else that could be. It's the old 'well, what else could it be caused by' argument. It's the same primitive logic ancient humans used to justify sacrificing people to the rain gods.
If someone uses localized data to "prove" man-made global warming, then they are just as incorrect as someone using it to disprove global warming
Agreed, ocean currents and wind currents routinely bring cold or warm weather to different spots on the globe. If El Niño raises surface temps in the US or Australia, are we supposed to measure this warmth and declare it as proof of global warming?
What if we have two years in-a-row with a warm El Niño, do we us that to declare we have proof of global warming and parade around charts and graphs of with those high temps? Is that just a two year weather event, or is it proof of man-made climate change?
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