Another month gone and now they report how this is the warmest April since records began, and I'm not doubting that because it sure has been warm enough to get a tan and sunburn at Dawlish Warren.
But again it's all down to climate change.. it has to be, everything these days is.... it seems fashionable to blame disasters and warm weather on global warming.
Hottest April on Record
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If this is the effect of global warming then i say " Bring it on!"..
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I'm waiting for the drought warning and hosepipe ban even though the reservoirs are full to brimming round here. The river at the bottom my friends garden is looking rather healthy too. Crispy and Aromatic ( the ducks) certainly arn't complaing.
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Are you offering an alternative opinion on the reasons the climate has changed?Jovis wrote:As soon as you get any form of hot weather, it's blamed on global warming. As soon as it rains for any unusual amount of time, it's blamed on global warming.

Its not global warming itself which I question; I certainly know the world is getting hotter. I just don't subscribe to the popular theories on why its getting hotter. It seems you can't enjoy the hot weather without somebody saying how it's because of human actions.
It wouldn't be responsible to attribute this to climate change. It's a case of correlation not equalling causation - we'd expect to see a hot april because of climate change, but alone one hot april doesn't tell us anything. It's like having a graph with one dot on it and trying to say something about a trend.
You'd be hard pressed to find any respectable scientist claiming otherwise, although I'm sure there are plenty of pundits, activists, politicians etc who will try and spout it!
You'd be hard pressed to find any respectable scientist claiming otherwise, although I'm sure there are plenty of pundits, activists, politicians etc who will try and spout it!
In fairness it does - in fact it's quite a potent (hehe) gas in that as well as other respects! It just doesn't stick around (hehe) for nearly as long as carbon dioxide does.Jamez wrote:They'll come up with some ridiculous notion that the methane emitted by sewage is contributing to global warming etc.