Is global warming reversing?
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February 28th, 2008
According to NASA, the Earth’s temperature has dropped sharply (.75 degrees Celsius) over the last 12 months. It is now almost as cold as the coldest parts of the 1980s.
Is this just a blip, or could it represent a reversal of the global warming trend?
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In short, no. I’m not exactly a scientist but global warming can cause unusual weather patterns like cold fronts. We’re definitely feeling this in Chicago as it was about 12 degrees F this morning.
I’m talking about the global land-ocean temperature index, not extreme cold weather patterns. Global warming doesn’t cause temporary global cooling… does it?
Not that I know of, but it may be a blip as you suggested. I can’t think of any other possibility.
Yeah, pretty big blip though. I guess we’ll see how the temperature moves from here.
The sun has been cooling off the past two years. The scientist’s are monitoring this. Though it could trigger an ice age, they currently expect it to reverse as it has in the past.
Global warming also has the potential to trigger an ice age if the Ocean currents slow down or stop moving, sort of like your A/C or heater breaking.
Try saying “climate change” instead of “global warming”.
Hmmmmm…...
The guardian seems to think the climate changes?......
Will climate change lead to more droughts?
Will climate change lead to more droughts they ask?
RIDONO!
But its definitely leading to winter.
And I’m pretty sure early next year it will lead to spring!
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