"Those models could be used to predict the melting of the ice.
The suggested melting starts around 900 ppm (parts per
million)," he said, a level he believes could be reached by the
end of this century, unless serious emissions cuts were made.
The Beige Avenger
wrote:http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE58D20U20090914 Check
it out... Hello, just joined and read all the posts with great
interest - it is good to know that there are others like myself
who are willing to challenge the 'accepted' drivel we are force
fed re climate change. I have not very much to add to this
debate but as an amateur weather nut, I have the following
observation:- I have compiled official met office weather data
for my area from 1921 to the present, nearly 90 years worth of
good data. I have 2 main conclusions (admittedly relevant
perhaps only to my area (South Wales coast) but interesting none
the less) 1/ That there is nothing new under the Sun - it has
meteorologically speaking all happened before. 2/ That whilst
there is undoubt