Sir Bobby wrote:I can't understand that last graph.
Monk - one day you'll thank me for showing you the light.



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Sir Bobby wrote:I can't understand that last graph.
Monk - one day you'll thank me for showing you the light.
Dax wrote:Sir Bobby wrote:I can't understand that last graph.
Monk - one day you'll thank me for showing you the light.
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HBS Guy wrote:It is a standard graph. No time or dates involved and they do not have to be.
What does ln(x) mean, Booby?
HBS Guy wrote:Took you long enough to Google that.
Now take another look at that graph and tell me what you see, Gobby.
HBS Guy wrote:I guess Booby could Google ln(x) but he can’t find the image to see what it is about![]()
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Keith Pickering
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"no evidence"? Why are these data linear?
The red line shows the sea level rate through time; the blue line shows the average level for comparison. The acceleration is obvious.
If the resulting iceberg is large enough, it will receive a name, Lhermitte noted. But, regardless of whether the crack leads to one or many icebergs, this will be the sixth large-calving event that Pine Island Glacier has experienced since 2001, he said.
Granted, it's natural for a glacier to calf icebergs. But what's concerning about Pine Island Glacier is that it's calving icebergs more frequently than it used to, Lhermitte said. Pine Island Glacier birthed icebergs in January 2001, November 2007, December 2011, August 2015 and September 2017.
A total fire ban remains in place for parts of Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia with temperatures set to hit an “unbearable” 47 degrees in tropical Western Australia ahead of a three-day heatwave.
In Melbourne’s CBD, the temperature pushed 40 degrees at 3.13pm …
In the past 24 hours, up to 200 firefighters have been dispatched to bushfires which erupted near Ballarat in Victoria and on Kangaroo Island in South Australia on Thursday.
The high temperatures and bushfire threats come as an inquiry was ordered into vegetation management after the recent devastating Queensland bushfires.
HBS Guy wrote:Poor, poor, poor Booby. “We are in an ice age, 350 pages of evidence!” he bleats. Right:A total fire ban remains in place for parts of Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia with temperatures set to hit an “unbearable” 47 degrees in tropical Western Australia ahead of a three-day heatwave.
In Melbourne’s CBD, the temperature pushed 40 degrees at 3.13pm …
In the past 24 hours, up to 200 firefighters have been dispatched to bushfires which erupted near Ballarat in Victoria and on Kangaroo Island in South Australia on Thursday.
The high temperatures and bushfire threats come as an inquiry was ordered into vegetation management after the recent devastating Queensland bushfires.
https://thenewdaily.com.au/weather/2018/12/07/bushfires-heat-health-risks/
Give over, dickhead. The globe is warming not cooling.
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