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by mandiberg Global Warming-How It Could Spark World War III These Days global warming is a very hot topic and little wonder, seeing as the earth grows hotter with each passing year. For a long time now the effect of man's industrialization and technological progress has quietly yet continuously eked away at the delicate balance of the planet's atmosphere and ecosystem, but within the last 30 or so years the pace of this da Read more...

by Mikael Miettinen Will Global Warming Unleash More Seismic Activity? At first glance, there doesn't seem like there could be any connection between global warming and seismic activity. After all, why would the earth become less stable just because it's a little warmer? Well, connected they are. The earth's crust is a lot more sensitive than you might think. There are well documented cases of even the load of water in a new Read more...

by kevindooley Is Methane The Cause Of Past Ice Age Global Warming? By studying gas bubbles frozen in ancient Greenland ice, University of Victoria researchers have dispelled a popular theory that marine gas hydrates caused a significant release of methane gas into the Earth's atmosphere, triggering a period of global warming at the end of the last ice age. "Understanding the behaviour of global atmospheric methane is impor Read more...

GW update, mid-June 2010 06/15/2010 A stock of the situation in mid-month. Top anomalies near the ground 1 to June 12 seconds NOAA-ESRL. Decreased clearly the anomalies on the Arctic and Greenland were very high throughout the winter and spring. Remains fairly anomalous part of Greenland el 'Alaska. Abnormalities disappeared from the equatorial Pacific due to the decrease of ENS, remain in the tropical Atlantic and extending to Central Read more...

Climate and GW Austin, Texas 13/06/2010 At the request of a dear friend whose daughter, Lucretia, is studying for a year in USA, Texas, near Austin, (good luck Lucretia!) Depth on the climate and the GW is that those parts, since 1948 now according to data available for GHCN Austin (30 ° N, 98 ° W). I had shown in the U.S.teogiornale.it/2009/11/19/gw-in-usa / "> http://globalwarming.blog.meteogiornale.it/2009/11/19/gw-in-usa/ Read more...

The Year of the Man-made Global Warming Skeptic In 2008, scientists from all over the world are jumping off the man-made global warming bandwagon. This is due to the fact that environmental study after study concludes that the behavior of man is not the cause of significant global warming.In a recently released Geological Society of America abstract, Dr. Don Easterbrook, Professor of Geology at Western Washington University, pre Read more...

Exploding The Global Warming Myths Are you a believer of Global warming or not? Or are you one of the cynics yet to be convinced? Well both have a part to play in the Global Warming arena debate. The whole issue is surrounded by facts and figures but when these facts and figures are looked at it is very difficult to prove them with science, so you end up with hearsay. Global warming from our point of view is the increase in Read more...

A flash on the current situation of global anomalies. The picture shown in the graph shows how the opening surface anomalies affecting mainly the two poles although there are variations on the previous month with a less anomalous Arctic and Antarctic more abnormal than in mid-April ( see post ). Have diluted some anomalies on the north east of Canada and Greenland and the American continent has seen in the first half of the month, negative anoma Read more...

Begin to get the data of GW in April 2010. The first we see is the data of NOAA-ESRL reanalisi on Italian and Western European areas (up to 60N and 25E). The first chart shows the opening up of anomalies in April about the area Italy: +0.846 ° anomaly rather high but in line with averages in April for the last 10 years, as we see in the following graph: Looking at monthly data in recent years and the last time we see the end of the cooler h Read more...

With data NARP (Noth Arctic Research Program) Climate Project, which are then compared with data from CRU and UAH, we look at the climate of the island most important Atlantic, Iceland. The areas considered are those in the map open. We see the framework of the annual abnormal 4 locality data with NARP: All are similar with few differences from each other and this gives us a validation of the goodness of the data. I recently addressed the Read more...