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This will give Steven Chu something to do when he is finished painting all the roofs and roads white.
Sounds like a Hanson idea
The Soviets wanted to use nuclear weapons to move mountains around and did a few times, but this one is a classic
HAHAHA, I wonder how that worked out?
I guess it wasn’t the effect you were looking for from me. But hey I’ve just moved here this year as you can see by tracing my IP address on your web site, Steve! HAHAHA!
I guess everyone here doesn’t know that, but they do now!
if the North Pole were liquid the water would pool closer to the equator due to the centripetal force of the planet. The added weight at the Earths bulging waistline I guess could change the angle of deflection of the pole to something less then it’s current ~23 degrees, but this wouldn’t bring warmth to the uninhabitable frozen tundra.
Rather it would cause a softening of the seasonal extremes, moving the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn closer to the Equator by X amount.
That guy Riker was fucked in the head.
If he proposed this today, he would be sent to Riker’s Island.
For our international friends, Riker’s Island in NYC has a prison (think Devil’s Island or Alcatraz).
And from the article …
That’s why if he proposed this today, he would be sent to Riker’s Island. Mayor Doomberg will have none of this Skepticism.
You all appear to have too narrow a view of Riker. See “The Whole Story of Climate,” by E. Kirsten Peters, Page 196, to learn what all he did. Dr. Peters is a geologist who feels that geologists have been left out of the climate debate. Fascinating book, good writing style!