Meanwhile on the real not model Earth global climate cools, ICE loss and gain is seen to be cyclic as was the ocean temperature spikes in the Atlantic (Atlantic occilation)and Pacific (El Ninio) neither of which can be modelled by the IPCC’s 266 supercomputers which this assumption is derived from, the Ocean rise is a steady 3mm per year or will be exactly 10.8cm by 2050, we can expect a large rise in the equatorial regions due to thermal expansion but thats it.

The effect of albedo is still largely ignored and the Antartic Ice pack has grown in tune with the loss of the Artic Ice, the Greenland Ice Shelf has not melted and Antartica is still entirely frozen, if nothing else it should also be noted that due to the Earth being closer to the sun at Perehelion during the Antartic summer, the Antartic continent has a far greater effect on the Albedo of the Earth than the Artic which is largely ice free in summer and reflects 4% more sunlight because the Earth is correspondingly further away from the sun in December.

I short the loss of Artic Ice looks cyclic, as does gain in Antartic Ice, the Earth is cooling from real world data and has been since 1998 and at some point silly people will catch on to the global scams, but untill this latest find the lady scam ends we will still be paying out taxes and wages to well qualified people to preach a false gospel or they will not have a job.

Okay….I do believe our climate is shifting. I’ve seen enough over the past twenty years to prove that yes, our planet is throwing a hissy fit right now. But I have a very hard time buying this prediction, because it simply doesn’t add up. Give it 500 years, and I can see some of this being true-but 40? No. Not unless something incredibly drastic happens.

Not that I wouldn’t be happy to see people move toward a more sustainable lifestyle, but…quit scare mongering! You want to really help the environment, start by making your own life more sustainable. Quit using plastic for everything; learn to create your own energy; grow food in your own yard or even in your living room; quit insisting on having the “biggest and best” of everything; take real responsibility for the choices you make and their impact on future generations. Of course, the way things are going, it seems that the things that would really have the most positive impact on our environment will soon be illegal or too expensive for the average person to do.