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Date Posted: Wednesday, July 02, 09:37:53am
Author: Who needs science!
Author Host/IP: host86-130-22-220.range86-130.btcentralplus.com / 86.130.22.220
Subject: All these people wasting their lives studying the climate in far flung locations, when all we need to do is take a wander along the Thames between Putney and Hammersmith Bridge on matchdays.
In reply to: Hammersmithender 's message, "Looking at the Thames on matchdays the high tide and low tide levels look exactly the same as they did 40 years ago. When do the climate activists predict that the sea levels will begin to rise due to climate change?" on Wednesday, July 02, 09:05:14am


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  • No sardines on the shelves in our big supermarkets, that's evidence isn't it? My brother in law is a salmon farmer off the West Coast of Scotland and says the seas are much warmer now than when he first started in the industry 40 years ago. In recent times he has seen fish that you should not see in Northern Waters. Plus the increase in jelly fish numbers. These are all atypical events. So HE, where does much of this atmospheric heat get stored? And what melts as a consequence? (NT) -- Mr Kurkuruza, Wednesday, July 02, 10:55:54am (217-155-46-35.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk/217.155.46.35)
  • Yeah but there were jelly fish sightings in the Doomsday book and references to the scarcity of tinned sardines in the bible. (NT) -- Don't listen to scientists, farmers, or fishermen, Wednesday, July 02, 11:02:50am (host86-130-22-220.range86-130.btcentralplus.com/86.130.22.220)
  • They are atypical events based on what? Give me data going back at least a million years and you might have an idea of whats typical and what isn't. (NT) -- Hammersmithender, Wednesday, July 02, 11:13:15am (NoHost/185.111.131.198)
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