In sci.environment, hanson
<hanson@quick.net>
wrote
on Sun, 27 Aug 2006 22:20:34 GMT
<SUoIg.2615$nR2.736@trnddc03>:

The Iceman cometh... The Iceman cometh... The Iceman cometh...

ahahahaha.. ahahahaha... Now, watch all the little green idiots
jump up and down and go into GC-denial because the man said:

"The Kyoto initiatives to save the planet from the greenhouse effect
should be put off until better times,"

ahahaha.... Thanks for the laughs.... ahahaha... ahahanson

Great post, guy!... ahahahaha...
<hurt_beyond_repair@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1156703884.015958.44190@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

http://www.mosnews.com/news/2006/08/25/globalcooling.shtml

Russian Scientists Forecast Global Cooling in 6-9 Years
Created: 25.08.2006 17:47 MSK (GMT +3), Updated: 22:33 MSK
MosNews

Global cooling could develop on Earth in 50 years and have serious
consequences before it is replaced by a period of warming in the early
22nd century, a Russian Academy of Sciences' astronomical
observatory's report says, the RIA Novosti news agency reported
Friday.

Erm...so which is it, 6-9 years or 50 years?

Environmentalists and scientists warn not about the dangers of global
warming provoked by man's detrimental effect on the planet's
climate, but global cooling. Though never widely supported, it is a
theory postulating an overwhelming cooling of the Earth which could
involve glaciation.

"On the basis of our [solar emission] research, we developed a
scenario of a global cooling of the Earth's climate by the middle of
this century and the beginning of a regular 200-year-long cycle of the
climate's global warming at the start of the 22nd century," said
the head of the space research sector.

Khabibullo Abdusamatov said he and his colleagues had concluded that a
period of global cooling similar to one seen in the late 17th century
- when canals froze in the Netherlands and people had to leave their
dwellings in Greenland - could start in 2012-2015 and reach its peak
in 2055-2060.

He said he believed the future climate change would have very serious
consequences and that authorities should start preparing for them today
because "climate cooling is connected with changing temperatures,
especially for northern countries."

"The Kyoto initiatives to save the planet from the greenhouse effect
should be put off until better times," he said, referring to an
international treaty on climate change targeting greenhouse gas
emissions.

"The global temperature maximum has been reached on Earth, and
Earth's global temperature will decline to a climatic minimum even
without the Kyoto protocol," Abdusamatov said.

Personally, I'd go with warm and stinky. The warm because of the CO2,
the stinky because algae will go all over the place and die off in the
oceans, leaving all sorts of toxic, smelly crap.

--
#191,

In sci.environment, hanson > <hanson@quick.net>
wrote <SUoIg.2615$nR2.736@trnddc03>:

The Iceman cometh... The Iceman cometh... The Iceman cometh...

[1]> ahahahaha.. ahahahaha... Now, watch all the little green idiots
[1] > jump up and down and go into GC-denial because the man said:

"The Kyoto initiatives to save the planet from the greenhouse effect
should be put off until better times,"

ahahaha.... Thanks for the laughs.... ahahaha... ahahanson

Great post, guy!... ahahahaha...
<hurt_beyond_repair@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1156703884.015958.44190@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

http://www.mosnews.com/news/2006/08/25/globalcooling.shtml

Russian Scientists Forecast Global Cooling in 6-9 Years
Created: 25.08.2006 17:47 MSK (GMT +3), Updated: 22:33 MSK
MosNews

Global cooling could develop on Earth in 50 years and have serious
consequences before it is replaced by a period of warming in the early
22nd century, a Russian Academy of Sciences' astronomical
observatory's report says, the RIA Novosti news agency reported
Friday.

Erm...so which is it, 6-9 years or 50 years?

Environmentalists and scientists warn not about the dangers of global
warming provoked by man's detrimental effect on the planet's
climate, but global cooling. Though never widely supported, it is a
theory postulating an overwhelming cooling of the Earth which could
involve glaciation.

"On the basis of our [solar emission] research, we developed a
scenario of a global cooling of the Earth's climate by the middle of
this century and the beginning of a regular 200-year-long cycle of the
climate's global warming at the start of the 22nd century," said
the head of the space research sector.

Khabibullo Abdusamatov said he and his colleagues had concluded that a
period of global cooling similar to one seen in the late 17th century
- when canals froze in the Netherlands and people had to leave their
dwellings in Greenland - could start in 2012-2015 and reach its peak
in 2055-2060.

He said he believed the future climate change would have very serious
consequences and that authorities should start preparing for them today
because "climate cooling is connected with changing temperatures,
especially for northern countries."

"The Kyoto initiatives to save the planet from the greenhouse effect
should be put off until better times," he said, referring to an
international treaty on climate change targeting greenhouse gas
emissions.

"The global temperature maximum has been reached on Earth, and
Earth's global temperature will decline to a climatic minimum even
without the Kyoto protocol," Abdusamatov said.

Personally, I'd go with warm and stinky. The warm because of the CO2,
the stinky because algae will go all over the place and die off in the
oceans, leaving all sorts of toxic, smelly crap.
--
#191,