October was Hottest ever

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BrilloPad replied

16 November 2008, 19:39
Originally posted by AtW View Post

For the time being, for the time being...

So there is a chance you will go back?
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TimberWolf replied

16 November 2008, 18:55
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

I thought August was the warmest October we've had for years.

I don't think so, because August this year was the least sunny November we've had for years.
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thunderlizard replied

16 November 2008, 18:34
I didn't know that Octobers had even been competing for hotness. Well God bless them for trying. It must be so annoying to see the Julys and Augusts get all the attention every year.
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Doggy Styles replied

16 November 2008, 17:46
I thought August was the warmest October we've had for years.
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AtW replied

16 November 2008, 15:43
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

where I am from exiled

For the time being, for the time being...
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Paddy replied

16 November 2008, 14:50
Originally posted by AtW View Post

The climate in Siberia (where I am from) is much much warmer than it was just 15-20 years ago.

Fossil fuels need to be urgently replaced to avoid backwards regimes getting lots of cash that they put into things that backfire at the West. If it helps address global warning then it is a large added bonus.

where I am from exiled
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AtW replied

16 November 2008, 13:11
Originally posted by shoes View Post

Are you rich yet then Atw?

That's offtopic.
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shoes replied

16 November 2008, 13:08
Are you rich yet then Atw? I have vague recollections of posts about big news coming, just round the corner, etc etc.

Has something happened yet?
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AtW replied

16 November 2008, 13:03
Originally posted by Turion View Post

Point is, are our governments committing trillions of $ to avert some disaster based on falsified/bad data.

The climate in Siberia (where I am from) is much much warmer than it was just 15-20 years ago.

Fossil fuels need to be urgently replaced to avoid backwards regimes getting lots of cash that they put into things that backfire at the West. If it helps address global warning then it is a large added bonus.
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Turion started a topic October was Hottest ever

16 November 2008, 13:00
October was Hottest ever

Didn't feel so warm to me, or anyone else I know. But then who are we to argue with the GISS.

One of the worlds leading global warming institutes blindly publicised alarming, but obviously suspect data. Claimed a vast swathe of Russia was in meltdown in October. Thankfully some misceivous sceptics analysised the data and found that the Russian data had just been copied from previous month. Lazy Ruskies

Point is, are our governments committing trillions of $ to avert some disaster based on falsified/bad data.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/m.../16/do1610.xml
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