Temperature Rise Could Spell Disaster For British Wildlife

[Anglers' Net]

Environment Agency News Release

 

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[barry luxton]

Environment Agency News Release

 

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Was there a shortage of trout in the middle ages then. At present our tempreature is cooler. If that is the case then the trout must have recovered without the help of the ea. Is this just a weeze to spend more money by the men in suits .

 

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Professor Henrik Svensmark, a physicist at the Danish National Space Center in Copenhagen, said the recent warming period was caused by solar activity.

 

He said the last time the world experienced such high temperatures, during the medieval warming period, the Sun and the Earth were in a similar cycle.

 

 

and:

 

Professor Cliff Ollier, another geologist from the University of Western Australia, also said the environmental lobby have got it wrong on ice caps. He said the melting of ice sheets is caused by geothermal activity rather than global surface temperatures.

 

Professor Ian Plimer, from the University of Adelaide, claimed carbon dioxide from volcanoes rather than humans is driving warming as part of a natural process.

 

 

So according to these eminant guys then, the greenies will need to chuck buckets of water on the volcanoes then as apposed to our money on something even more fancy.

Edited December 14, 2009 by barry luxton

[big_cod]

Was there a shortage of trout in the middle ages then. At present our tempreature is cooler. If that is the case then the trout must have recovered without the help of the ea. Is this just a weeze to spend more money by the men in suits .

 

Quote:

 

Professor Henrik Svensmark, a physicist at the Danish National Space Center in Copenhagen, said the recent warming period was caused by solar activity.

 

He said the last time the world experienced such high temperatures, during the medieval warming period, the Sun and the Earth were in a similar cycle.

 

 

and:

 

Professor Cliff Ollier, another geologist from the University of Western Australia, also said the environmental lobby have got it wrong on ice caps. He said the melting of ice sheets is caused by geothermal activity rather than global surface temperatures.

 

Professor Ian Plimer, from the University of Adelaide, claimed carbon dioxide from volcanoes rather than humans is driving warming as part of a natural process.

 

 

So according to these eminant guys then, the greenies will need to chuck buckets of water on the volcanoes then as apposed to our money on something even more fancy.

 

Went to see the 2012 film the other week now it sounds realistic .

 

paul.

[Leon Roskilly]

Better stay away from the water! :eek:

 

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics/A...ry/1379798.html

 

 

"They are changing, expanding their ranges into places never seen before and in densities never seen before," Rodgers said. "It's hard to ignore, and as the data grows, we are becoming more and more convinced."

 

Rodgers said his theory has been peer reviewed and is gaining acceptance among scientists.

 

Current climate conditions are becoming strikingly similar to those that existed during the time of the mass extinctions, he said.

Edited December 14, 2009 by Leon Roskilly

[Elton]

"as the data grows"?

 

Data is a plural noun. I wouldn't trust a scientist who was unaware of such a basic fact as that

[ColinW]

I'm coming to the opinion that the "scientists" who work in these fields are pretty dim. I suspect they ended up doing an environmental science degree through the university clearing process, when they failed to get on the courses they actually wanted to do!

How does he make the link between temperature rise and decline of invertebrates? It's like saying the rise in temperature is what has caused me to put on weight over the past twenty years. Or even that me putting on weight is causing global warming!

[Elton]

Are you putting on weight, then, Colin?

 

That'll explain why my neighbour's car didn't start this morning.

[Steve Walker]

Are you putting on weight, then, Colin?

 

That'll explain why my neighbour's car didn't start this morning.

 

It's pirates, I tell ye!

 

 

Arrrr!

[Worms]

It's pirates, I tell ye!

 

 

Arrrr!

Real science at last!

[gozzer]

It's pirates, I tell ye!

 

Arrrr!

 

Don't be silly Steve, you've no proof the the number of pirates have increased over the years.

 

On the other hand, we all know that the number of carp fisheries have grown over the last 30-40 years. So we don't even have to do a graph to prove the link. Simples.

 

John.