RE: Global Warming Again!

["Thomas J Savin " <tjsav@LYCOS.COM>]

No one was there working on the on climate a long time ago - therefore no long time studies.  I think there is also a continent named Antartica - good cold sink.  Serioously though there are a number of cold currents like the galapogus, drake passage and south Indian Ocean - soI am not sure - Enjoy, Tom

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Tom Savin



On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 12:39:21  

 Jacobus, John (OD/ORS) wrote:

>I think it is interesting that all of the long-term climate data are from

>the Northern Hemisphere?  No data from below the equator, which has a larger

>ocean surface and greater heat sink?

>-- John 

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>John Jacobus, MS

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> Fritz et al,

>The following editorial by J.D. Manley in the current issue of 

>The American Spectator summarizes the global warming

>situation as well as any I have seen. It seems that those 

>who oppose the global warming hypothesis are 

>treated similarly to those are anti-LNT or ,

>god forbid, pro Hormesis.---------

>

>The Galileo of Global Warming

>It's not PC to blame Mother Nature 

>In a scientific establishment 50-percent financed by the government few can

>resist the cult of human-caused global warming.

>. . .

>

>Keigwin's denials of his own significance are all pathetically misleading.

>The temperature pattern he found in the Sargasso Sea is indeed a global

>phenomenon. Sallie Baliunas and Willi Soon of Harvard have uncovered a new

>oxygen isotope study that extends this temperature record another 3,000

>years based on six millennia of evidence from peat bogs in northeastern

>China. The peat bog records both confirm Keigwin and demonstrate an even

>warmer period that lasted for 2,000 years. During this era, beginning some

>4,000 years ago and running until the birth of Christ, temperatures averaged

>between 1.5 and 3 degrees Celsius higher than they do today. 

>. . .

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