shrooma, on 16 February 2013 - 11:00 AM, said:
funny how it's called global warming when the talk is of ice caps melting, but called climate change when we have a few bits of rain.
I once spent a winter in amsterdam that was so cold it froze my brake fluid and diesel, and the dutch didn't call it ANYTHING,
they just bought scarves.....
It called continental weather and its typical. Berlin has long periods with temperature down to -16C and no one passes comment. Its called climate change when these prevailing climatic conditions significantly change - which is what is happening in the UK, a shift to wetter milder winters with all of the consequent flooding that comes with it.
Global warming causes climate change. Climate change can be anything that moves away from the prevailing conditions for a given area.
Learn the basics.
Br Cornelius
Edited by Br Cornelius, 16 February 2013 - 12:22 PM.
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