researcher Josh Willis, from NASA disputes claims by ill informed environmentalists that global warming could shut off the stream – sending temperatures spiralling down across Europe as they rise elsewhere, it made a great story line for a science fiction film The Day After Tomorrow, but that was all it was, fiction,
the idea that a slowdown of the ocean currents would trigger such a rapid change in climate is pure fantasy, explained Dr Willis, the study used satellite data to study the pattern of Atlantic currents between 2002 and 2009, researchers from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory found no long-term trend, just short-term variability, according to the study published in Geophysical Research Letters journal, so the The United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s last report in 2007 who said it was ‘very likely’ that the Gulf Stream will slow down during the next 100 years, is, well misinformed,
but I guess the IPCC are now scrambling for more data to back up their outrageous man made global warming claims, to extract more money from us to keep us from warming up!
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
The Doom Sayers Get It Wrong Again!
Global warming 'will NOT slow down the Gulf Stream and plunge Britain into ice age'
researcher Josh Willis, from NASA disputes claims by ill informed environmentalists that global warming could shut off the stream – sending temperatures spiralling down across Europe as they rise elsewhere, it made a great story line for a science fiction film The Day After Tomorrow, but that was all it was, fiction,
the idea that a slowdown of the ocean currents would trigger such a rapid change in climate is pure fantasy, explained Dr Willis, the study used satellite data to study the pattern of Atlantic currents between 2002 and 2009, researchers from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory found no long-term trend, just short-term variability, according to the study published in Geophysical Research Letters journal, so the The United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s last report in 2007 who said it was ‘very likely’ that the Gulf Stream will slow down during the next 100 years, is, well misinformed,
but I guess the IPCC are now scrambling for more data to back up their outrageous man made global warming claims, to extract more money from us to keep us from warming up!
researcher Josh Willis, from NASA disputes claims by ill informed environmentalists that global warming could shut off the stream – sending temperatures spiralling down across Europe as they rise elsewhere, it made a great story line for a science fiction film The Day After Tomorrow, but that was all it was, fiction,
the idea that a slowdown of the ocean currents would trigger such a rapid change in climate is pure fantasy, explained Dr Willis, the study used satellite data to study the pattern of Atlantic currents between 2002 and 2009, researchers from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory found no long-term trend, just short-term variability, according to the study published in Geophysical Research Letters journal, so the The United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s last report in 2007 who said it was ‘very likely’ that the Gulf Stream will slow down during the next 100 years, is, well misinformed,
but I guess the IPCC are now scrambling for more data to back up their outrageous man made global warming claims, to extract more money from us to keep us from warming up!
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