Sentences with phrase «creating global cooling»

«I'm also old enough to remember when the same left - wing part of our society was creating a global cooling scare in order to generate funds for their pet projects.

Plate tectonics Changes in continent position affect wind patterns, ocean currents, and solar radiation absorption, creating global cooling or warming.

The coming eruption has the potential to create a global cooling effect on Earth's climate called a volcanic winter.

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And at least one Stanford climate modeler suggests that local cooling has never been shown to create global warming.

The intensified monsoons created a positive feedback cycle, promoting more global cooling, more sea ice and even stronger precipitation, culminating in the spread of huge glaciers across the Northern Hemisphere.»

The game was programmed by David Perry, a programmer who had worked on a few other titles for Virgin, including Mick and Mack Global Gladiators and Cool Spot, and later went on to create Earthworm Jim.

Humans emit a lot of warming and cooling agents which create their own novel global climatic change, not all of it warming of course.

as we can we may be able to influence albedo on an ocean scale — and hopefully create a little bit of global cooling.

The first life might well find it convenient to feed on the still - high CO2 level, eventually creating a global - cooling crisis by consuming most of it, the opposite of the global - warming crisis we're creating by producing lots of CO2.

Such clouds contain aerosols — tiny particles suspended in the air that are known to create a general cooling effect that could mitigate global warming.

Here's [edge.org] a quick run - down from the man responsible for the (media - created) «global cooling» of the 70s.

[P] erhaps more important than demonstrating that the global cooling myth is wrong, this review shows the remarkable way in which the individual threads of climate science of the time — each group of researchers pursuing their own set of questions — was quickly woven into the integrated tapestry that created the basis for climate science as we know it today.

During the present «warming hiatus» we need to come together and do what we must to create more warming or prepare for global cooling with no end to the cooling in sight.

There is substantial evidence (iridium anomalies, craters, and shattered quartz fragments) to support such theories and there is good reason to believe that such an impact could create conditions (shock waves, tsunamis, forest fires, acid rain, darkness lasting months or years, global cooling or warming) to eliminate a large portion of the world's species.

Global warming is implicated in the loss of Arctic ozone because greenhouse gases trap energy lower down, heating up the atmosphere nearer the ground but cooling the stratosphere, creating conditions conducive to the formation of the reactive chemicals that break apart the three - oxygen molecules of ozone.

The unexplained disappearance of the global cooling craze of the»70s; the Arctic predicted to be ice - free, then utterly failing failing to do so; a blanket of CO2 holding all the heat in which apparently is not doing any such thing lately; global warming creates bigger and smaller lobsters at the same time; on and on.

They come up with all kinds of hypothetical feedback mechanisms involving more natural aerosol emissions in response to global warming: Dimethylsulfide from marine phytoplankton (although a very intriguing possibility, this has never been confirmed to be a significant feedback mechanism, and there is ample evidence to the contrary, which is omitted from the report), biological aerosols (idem), carbonyl sulfide (idem), nitrous oxide (idem), and iodocompounds (idem), about which they write the following: «Iodocompounds — created by marine algae — function as cloud condensation nuclei, which help create new clouds that reflect more incoming solar radiation back to space and thereby cool the planet.»

In the late 1970s the twin threats of global cooling and acid rain were the impetuous for creating regulations to curb above - ground - level aerosol / particulate pollution.

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Jim Kunstler would say it is because of Peak Oil, that suburban homeowners won't be able to afford to heat or cool their houses or commute to work; We have said that it is because of global warming, that low density construction uses too many resources and creates too much CO2 when nobody can walk anywhere; Perhaps demographer David Foot, author of Boom, Bust and Echo, 10 years ago was right all along, that demographics are everything and just watch those baby boomers.

Fine particles created during powerful volcanic eruptions, such as Mount Tambora in 1815, Mount Krakatau in 1883, and Mount Pinatubo in 1991; can spread out high above the ground, forming an invisible, umbrella - like shield that blocks some of the incoming solar radiation and causes temporary global cooling.

To show the imbalance, as one reads in the popular press, we have created a companion site that presents the evidence for global cooling, just as most newspapers and alarmists present only the science that supports warming.

Although previous research had seemed to indicate that aerosols could create a general cooling effect in the atmosphere — thus helping mitigate the effect of global warming — a new study has revealed that they may in fact warm it just as much as greenhouse gases.

Since forests are — in general — agencies that absorb atmospheric carbon, and help cool the planet, any loss can only accelerate global warming and create even more difficult conditions for the surviving woodlands.

From the post that started this discussion, Bart says: «Often, the last datapoint (representing 2009) is omitted, and only HadCRU temperatures (in blue) are shown, to create the most visually compelling picture for claiming that «global warming has stopped» or even reversed («blogal cooling», pun intended).»