[ RadSafe ] OT: Global Warming

[JPreisig at aol.com]

Radsafe,
 
      High quality data in Earth Rotation/wobble  and Atmospheric Angular 
Momentum exist since 1984.  See Goddard Space  Flight Center's VLBI Website.  
Earth thermal data, maybe   also????  Plot the data and do data fitting and 
see the results.  No  need to Cherry pick, Karam.
 
     Joe Preisig.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 5/19/2014 10:46:54 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
PHILIP.KARAM at nypd.org writes:

The  problem is that we can't look at ANY data from just a few years - even 
from an  entire decade - and make definitive statements about what's going 
to happen  over the next century or longer. And we can't really cherry-pick 
only those  data that support what we think (or would like) to be true. If 
this trend  continues for the next 10-20 years then I'd be willing to believe 
it's more  than just a slight fluctuation. 

Andy


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Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2014 2:34 PM
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Subject: [ RadSafe ] OT: Global  Warming

Hey All,

KISS (Keep It Simple  S....).

Last year the ice volume at one of the  Earth poles  started to become more 
icy.


When the Earth poles resolidify, less water is  available for the Earth  
mid-latitudes and droughts occur.

And when the ice  caps melt (1998???), water is  available in the 
mid-latitudes and  droughts occur less.


Joe  Preisig


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