Meliana's Thinking

[DimPrawn]

Owlhoot - you will have noticed the removal of your point about an historical record-breaking hot year globally and a response to your weather point. Thus disqualifying the poster from the title 'sceptic'.

I see this a lot.

Ever considered 1951 - 1981 was an anomaly?

 

[OwlHoot]

Owlhoot - you will have noticed the removal of your point about an historical record-breaking hot year globally and a response to your weather point.

Thus disqualifying the poster from the title 'sceptic'. ...

In fairness, the quote facility automatically strips quotes, although that was no doubt a welcome side effect here.

And yes, there are other less flattering words to describe people who willfully and obstinately ignore cast iron evidence!

 

[LondonManc]

Ever considered 1951 - 1981 was an anomaly?

Potentially created by WW2?

 

[pjclarke]

Back on topic

Back on topic

How dare people attempt to derail my thread onto the dreary topic of AGW.

[…] the scandal raises an obvious question about the straight-shooting honesty of Mr Trump’s campaign that is one of his main boasts. Plainly, Mrs Trump was trying to reinforce just that impression by claiming, falsely, to have written the speech herself. She now looks a phony, which makes Mr Trump look like a phony, too.
He would now seem to have two ways of dealing with the fallout. He could admit the error and fire the errant speechwriter. Or Mr Trump, who almost never admits to possessing any weakness, may choose to ignore the blunder and simply blame the media for making an unnecessary fuss. His spokesman, in a statement released shortly after the foul-up was noticed, suggested Mr Trump preferred the second path.
[…]
“Maybe [this is] the funniest **** up in the history of political conventions,” tweeted the conservative commentator David Frum. It really was.

The Economist.

 

[darmstadt]

And now blaming Hilary for it: WATCH: Trump campaign boss says Melania didn’t plagiarize — and blames Hillary for the controversy

Must have had a bad hair day

 

[pjclarke]

Nonetheless, it has been a staggering run for the planet of late. "This was also the 14th consecutive month the monthly global temperature record has been broken -- the longest such streak in NOAA's 137 years of recordkeeping," NOAA reported. Both NOAA and NASA have rated every month this year so far as a record-breaker.

June sets another global temperature record, extending a blazingly hot year - Chicago Tribune

 

[AtW]

Ever considered 1951 - 1981 was an anomaly?

Aye, they did not call it Cold War for nothing...

 

[NigelJK]

Doesn't that give you climate change sceptics pause for thought?

And yes, there are other less flattering words to describe people who willfully and obstinately ignore cast iron evidence!

Nothing to do with the (predicted) worst El Nino on record then?

Seems that El Nina will be in place soon so things should start to cool down abit. Acording to NOAA any way

 

[DodgyAgent]

June sets another global temperature record, extending a blazingly hot year - Chicago Tribune

There is no event too big or too seemingly unrelated that the climate change zealots will not jump on to further their self serving agendas