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edhopper

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14. It's actually called

Sat Feb 11, 2012, 02:29 PM

Feb 2012

Global Climate CHANGE! And some areas, like the interior of Antarctica will recieve more snow, while it's coastal areas melt. This does not change the model.
As a matter of fact the ocean levels fell last year by a very small amount. This was because the extra water from the rising temps fell as rain inland and flooded place like Autstralia. The amount of liquid water, not frozen, continued to increase.

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The Himalayas and nearby peaks have lost no ice in past 10 years, study shows [View all] Neue Regel Feb 2012 OP

Not again. demosincebirth Feb 2012 #1

Not again - what? RC Feb 2012 #2

I think the poster means the climate models were wrong, again Neue Regel Feb 2012 #5

Oh. Now I get it. renie408 Feb 2012 #8

Thanks bongbong Feb 2012 #3

The headline was copied and pasted from the Guardian. How is it misleading? Neue Regel Feb 2012 #4

????? bongbong Feb 2012 #17

Ok. renie408 Feb 2012 #6

This post will earn you NO popularity points. cherokeeprogressive Feb 2012 #7

It took me a minute to figure out why fiber count was important to this thread. renie408 Feb 2012 #9

meh...I've been unpopular before Neue Regel Feb 2012 #10

And the ice loss everywhere else is because...?? renie408 Feb 2012 #11

No edhopper Feb 2012 #15

"n any large group if one does not parrot established truthisms" obamanut2012 Feb 2012 #16

"parrot established truthisms" trumad Feb 2012 #18

If you were to study the computer models you would understand that places on earth Bandit Feb 2012 #20

Can ice be lost twice? Electric Monk Feb 2012 #12

How does this feed into 'No global warming'? RC Feb 2012 #13

It's actually called edhopper Feb 2012 #14

Dude--- trumad Feb 2012 #19