Guess I better buy a truck. Believe me, my post was a bit tongue in cheek. I have no clue what the future holds and neither does anyone else. It's all conjecture and a lot of what-ifs. There's simply too many variables to ever completely calculate the outcome.
That doesn't mean however that we shouldn't be concerned and take whatever preventative measures we can that seem by our knowledge of science to make some sense. The actions that I'd recommend doing are the ones that also fix other potential problems like a huge energy conservation program and a drastic population control mandate. I think a lot of the other issues go away or are substantially reduces if you attack those two.
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- Serious question: How do they tell what the past tempature of Earth was from an Ice Core?
- It is impossible to tell anything about the earth at all...
- re: Serious question: How do they tell what the past tempature of Earth was from an Ice Core?
- I still don't see why it's temperature dependent. (n/t)
- 'Heavy' water molecules will evaporate from the ocean at a different rate than light ones
- R.L. That makes sense; however, is that truely indicative of "global" tempatures or just "polar region" tempatures?
- A pretty good article at Wikipedia
- There are also small chemical differences in how differing isotopic water compositions react
- I knew that. I was just too dumb to think of it. (n/t)
- 'Heavy' water molecules will evaporate from the ocean at a different rate than light ones
- Thanks for the info.
- I still don't see why it's temperature dependent. (n/t)
- Conveyors
- "Even now, for some reason, modern temperature changes and warming seem to be mostly confined to the northern hemisphere."
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