Real Climate Science

The film’s major selling point is cost-effective renewable energy. Coal, which produces the most carbon emissions of any energy source, is heavily relied upon by the energy industry because it is cheap in contrast with the work and expense that go into harnessing wind and solar energies.

But these natural energy sources, the film explains, have the potential to be so profitable in the long run that the upfront expenses could become negligible over time. The people and companies that forge ahead and invest in the green industry have much to gain, the film claimed, and consumers of these alternative energies could also pay less to heat their homes and power their vehicles in the long term

http://www.hilltopviewsonline.com/

Just how does garbage like this make it to press?

http://thinkprogress.org/2011/04/20/global-warming-pikas/

http://www.tgdaily.com/

T3 had most of the world destroyed in a nuclear war, but 0.6C warming is far more dangerous.

http://www.amazon.com/

                work2(i,k)= (exp(log(((1.496e-6*((t(i,k))*sqrt(t(i,k)))        &
                            /((t(i,k))+120.)/(den(i,k)))/(8.794e-5             &
                            *exp(log(t(i,k))*(1.81))/p(i,k))))                 &
                            *((.3333333)))/sqrt((1.496e-6*((t(i,k))            &
                            *sqrt(t(i,k)))/((t(i,k))+120.)/(den(i,k))))        &
                            *sqrt(sqrt(den0/(den(i,k)))))
                coeres = rslope2(i,k,2)*sqrt(rslope(i,k,2)*rslopeb(i,k,2))
!               psmlt(i,k) = xka(t(i,k),den(i,k))/xlf*(t0c-t(i,k))*pi/2.       &
!                           *n0sfac(i,k)*(precs1*rslope2(i,k,2)+precs2         &
!                           *work2(i,k)*coeres)
                psmlt(i,k) = (1.414e3*(1.496e-6*((t(i,k))*sqrt(t(i,k)))        &
                            /((t(i,k))+120.)/(den(i,k)) )*(den(i,k)))          &
                            /xlf*(t0c-t(i,k))*pi/2.                            &
                            *n0sfac(i,k)*(precs1*rslope2(i,k,2)+precs2         &
                            *work2(i,k)*coeres)
                psmlt(i,k) = min(max(psmlt(i,k)*dtcld/mstep(i),                &
                            -qrs(i,k,2)/mstep(i)),0.)

Local Detroit communities scrambled to send out salt trucks while warning that carbon-spewing trucks are destroying the planet, and local schools prepared to scare the kiddies with the movie Carbon Nation — assuming schools didn’t have a snow day.

http://www.nationalreview.com/

Another favorite alarmist trick is to transparently mix snow intensity and extent. They claim that they forecast heavier snowfalls due to “more moisture in the air.” This in itself is complete crap, but the real intellectual crime is that they sneak the same argument in to explain snow at low latitudes.

Even if you believe the snow intensity argument, it provides no logical basis for explaining the widespread snow cover. You aren’t going to get snow in Florida unless it is really cold. Period.

Climate scientists will nitpick endlessly about irrelevant details of skeptic arguments, while completely ignoring the 1-3 order of magnitude nonsensical claims of alarmists.

Why is that?

Normal weather patterns prove it.

In preparation for Earth Day 2011, Craig Scott Goldsmith, author of “Uninhabitable: A Case for Caution,” has sent an open letter to humanity and its leaders cautioning the detrimental effects of releasing Co2 into the atmosphere.
Goldsmith says humans are accelerating Co2 emissions through overpopulation, the use of automobiles and by building an abundance of new coal fire burning plants, which will bury the Kyoto treaty. He says the effects of global warming are evidenced by the extreme weather conditions humans are currently experiencing, including decade-long droughts, massive flooding in Australia and record breaking snowfalls in the eastern part of the United States.
“Global warming doesn’t mean it’s going to be warmer, it simply means a disruption in the normal weather patterns,” says Goldsmith.
Goldsmith warns that by continuing to inject more and more Co2 into the atmosphere, it will cause two very big problems for humanity:
Anoxia: The dramatic downward shift of the pH in our oceans, or oceanic acidification. “The oceans are absorbing so much Co2 from our modern lifestyle that they are becoming toxic and void of oxygen, creating dead zones around the world and putting oceans in jeopardy of collapsing within a few decades,” says Goldsmith.
Methane Hydrate: Methane is a greenhouse gas that is at least 26 times stronger than Co2. When released in large quantities it will spike temperatures very quickly from 4-16 degrees on average. Methane is stored in vast quantities in the frozen tundra of the Siberian lakes regions. If Co2 emissions continue to warm temperatures, it will melt the frozen tundra and release large quantities of methane into the atmosphere, spiking temperatures beyond our threshold to survive.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/global-warming/co2-emissions/prweb5263964.htm

Snow is a thing of the past.

http://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/table_area.php?ui_set=1&ui_sort=0