Recent content by mhalavo

If we had a pump that could keep up with the sarcasm you're putting out we could use that... I just posed a question about a possible engineering solution to a possible future problem.

It would take much less energy and money than would be required to relocate everyone endangered by the encroaching sea level...

I understand it happens naturally. I was just questioning why ice/snow placed there by man would suffer a fate different than if it was placed there naturally. i.e. it could buy us many, many years...

Isn't that what would happen naturally anyway if precipitation begins to accelerate on Antarctica? Couldn't it buy us as much time as if nature deposited the snow there... until "whatever" occurs that will send us into the next ice age.

What's the plausibility of just pumping and storing water onto a portion of Antarctica that never gets to be above freezing? That has to be cheaper and more feasible than relocating all of the cities near the ocean. Has anyone seen a proposal to do anything like this?

The "climate scientist's" hand waiving attempt at dismissing skeptics should clue everyone in on the lack of actual science to back up the alarmist claims. If their "proof" is so rock solid why not welcome skeptics to a world wide debate and embarrass them publicly using the most respected...

It's about time! It's good to see that the debate (that doesn't exist) is getting into the public eye.

Here's a good one also for sea level rise:http://sealevel.colorado.edu/current/sl_ib.jpg

I don't think it was a mistake. Some believe that he massive amounts of freshwater released into the oceans from these floods shut down the thermohaline current: http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8558 This event possibly triggered wide reaching climate change that "could" of...