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FootballFan on 19 February 2010
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vlad321 said:
FootballFan said:
vlad321 said:
FootballFan said:
finalrpgfantasy said:
i believe in Global warning, the evidence:
-the rise in CO2, with more CO2 more temperature.
-the polar ice caps are smaller compare to decades ago
- terrible hurricane seasons.
- the temperature on earth surface and sea has risen( this is what defined global warning)


Why is it Britain has had the coldest Janurary in 50 years?

Evidence to suggest otherwise previously in this thread.

Also maybe its not fair to measure temperature increase by a single month, however, Britian's peek in temperature was the 1920's. If Global warming is true then why hasn't that temperature been exceeded in any decade since?

I was not aware Britain represented the world... Maybe you are thinking of back in the 18th century...


Maybe i was giving a representation of Europe and somewhere that isn't America.

And anyway, Global warming is supposidly worldwide thing? Isn't it or am i mistaken to think that its an exclusive to the American and British government as an excuse to raise taxes?

Funny cause another part of Europe had a warmer summer. So no, you are thinking just Brtain.

P.S. For anyone else who does not think their country means the world. 2009 was the 5th hottest year across the board since 1850.


Yes, the worlds average is getting greater, thats the result of global warming which i have never disuputed. However your missing the point i was making. Just because the average gobal termperature is slowly going up doesnt mean the whole world is.

In theory Europe could potentially go colder. Im not going to go through every European country for you. But A large number of them including England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Germany, Norway Sweden Denmark Beligium and Holland expierienced bad winters. Wheras as this whole thread has pointed out the USA is suffering from desert conditions/

http://climaterealists.com/index.php?id=2504

Yeah, sure Spain and Italy didn't expierience severe minus temperatures for long periods but they have never expierienced that. It stilld oesnt get away from the fact that In January 2010, Europe experienced one of its coldest winters since 1981–1982.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_of_2009%E2%80%932010_in_Europe#Deaths