Oscillations that belong to Human Induced Global Warming are 'extremes' that seek a 'center of inertia.' In other words, areas that are 'out of balance' are compensating in the physics available to the planet. That is why there is extreme cold before extreme heat. The lack of 'consistent' climate triggers all kinds of reactions of the Earth's physics. Once the lowest extreme 'sets in' that will trigger the 'opposite' in 'oscillation.' The entire time, the physics of Earth is trying to 'rebalance' and find 'inertia.' The problem with Climate Change from Human Induced Global Warming is that Earth's physics cannot find the point of inertia and continues to use its 'ice reserves' as it is 'blind sided' by CO2 levels and heat accumulation.
The reason global climate scientists 'breached' their own standards, IF THEY DID, is because the 'reasoning' behind the need to bring governments to 'act' became barbarically balanced on the 'stupidity of politics' rather than logic of science.
It would be better to properly record all the data and explain the findings. I promise even after all the facts were examined there would still be concrete reasons for the conclusion of Climate Change due to Human Induced Global Warming.
Earth is a water planet. It demonstrates 'qualities' of water. The water molecule is 'ionic' and oscillates in any capacity, even that of ice. It is all there. Absolutely. I don't doubt it for a moment. A planet can't do anything except demonstrate the qualities of the 'elements' it is composed. Earth's climate oscillates due to its water composition. It is why biotic life exists here.
I am not afraid of 'the truth.' All the findings will reflect the qualities of a planet in dire distress. We are measuring in large number the 'sixth extinction.' All the facts are there. There isn't anything anyone can do to dispute it. Earth is repeating with burgeoning evidence the dynamics of The Permian Extinction. Humans are suppose to be able to reason and react to emergencies and not just ignore them. This is a climate emergency and if we do this in time, there won't be huge dramatic deaths as there was during the Premian and we will have succeeded. Isn't that which we want?
Hacked climate e-mail rebutted by scientists (click here)
Peter Fimrite, Chronicle Staff Writer
Saturday, December 5, 2009
A group of the nation's top scientists defended research on global climate change Friday against what they called a politically motivated smear campaign designed to foster public doubt about irrefutable scientific facts.
The allegations came after skeptics seized upon a series of hacked e-mails at England's University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit as evidence of a climate change hoax.
The scientists from two major research centers, a national think tank and NASA, claimed during a telephone news conference that the e-mail exchanges were taken out of context in an attempt to influence pending greenhouse gas emissions policies.
It is, they said, a cynical, blatantly dishonest effort to cloud the fact that the world is now confronting a huge, potentially disastrous climactic shift.
"There is so much information that tells us the planet has been warming," said Gavin Schmidt, a climate modeler at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies. "No independent study is going to come up with anything other than what we've already concluded."...
Greenpeace has a place at the Environmental Table. They have serious messages and use extremist measures to attract attention from a world that rather wish they would go away along with the species and plant they seek to protect.
Japan: giant jellyfish sink ship (01:42) (click here for video)
Swarms of giant jellyfish are seriously threatening Japan's fishing industry, with global warming a possible cause. 01/12/09 (December 1, 2009)
Why do I give more credit to leaders of nations to know what they are dealing with, than a bunch of criminal hackers with the sole purpose of discrediting the Copenhagan Summit? Why do you suppose?
Call to action on eve of Copenhagen talks (click here)
STEPHANIE PEATLING, MATTHEW BENNS
December 6, 2009
Prome PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has called for action at the Copenhagen climate talks, saying Australia needs to do more than ''cross its fingers and hope for the best'' in talks that are seen as vital for the future of the planet.
His call came as world leaders led a chorus of condemnation against ''flat-earth'' climate change sceptics who were using a series of hacked emails in Britain to try to derail the United Nations-sponsored talks, which begin tomorrow.
''The Australian Government can either advocate Australia's national interest at this global conference or we can sit back and watch it unfold on CNN and hope for the best,'' a spokesman for Mr Rudd said yesterday....
This is the picture of the air quality in Mumbai. Go ahead and tell me the emissions from China and India aren't a point of concern. Go ahead.
India pledges to cut 'carbon intensity' (click here)
DEAN NELSON, NEW DELHI
December 5, 2009
INDIA has pledged to cut its ''carbon intensity'' by a quarter by 2020 after international pressure in the run-up to next week's climate change summit in Copenhagen.
The plans to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide emitted to fuel its economic growth were welcomed by environmental groups as the first commitment Delhi has made to lessen its dependence on ''dirty'' sources of energy.
The Indian initiative, presented in parliament by the country's top environmental official, means India has now joined the United States, China, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa in making a domestic emissions pledge before the Copenhagen talks.
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh stressed the cuts would be made in the country's own self-interest but would not be internationally binding....
It is best the United Nations investigate the 'break in' to a university that resulted in stolen emails and exploitive rhetoric.
Obama delays trip to climate summit (click title to entry - thank you)
December 5, 2009
WASHINGTON - -- Increasingly optimistic that decisions by China and India will yield a breakthrough in climate negotiations, President Barack Obama announced Friday that he will take a more active and dramatically timed role at this month's climate summit in Copenhagen.Obama will push back his visit to Dec. 18, the conference's final scheduled day, putting him in better position to help broker an agreement, the White House announced.Separately, the U.N. will conduct its own investigation into e-mails leaked from a leading British climate science center, a senior U.N. climate official said.
Greenpeace tente l'ascension de l'Assemblée nationale
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