http://www.spacedaily.com/news/ozone-05k.html
The size of the ozone hole is behaving exactly as predicted by the aluminum catalyst model, but this team points out that variation in high altitude temperatures may explain the variation in the freon-ozone reaction. Of course, one is then left with the problem of explaining the variations in high altitude temperatures.
The rise in UV passed through may explain the temperature increase in the Artic.
In either case, solar activity has declined, as the Jupiter gravity effect predicted, and further,
by this model we should see a global decline in temperatures within the next few years.
In the meantime, the farmers here in Illinois are facing another year of drought, along with high fuel, fertilizer, and pesticide costs due to the effects of Huricane Katrina.
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Going through a solar maxima with a massive hole in the ozone
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- It hits the fan
- We could always relocate them and the polar bears to Antartica.
- You might be surprised
- Speaking of polar bears in Antarctica
- Careful Lee - Scott is giving you a run for your money (n/t)
- Since lawsuits against governments seldom get anywhere
- "Temperatures in the Arctic are rising at about twice the global average"
- Yeah, I've heard about that.
- We could always relocate them and the polar bears to Antartica.