Arctic ice could be gone by 2030

Unlike relying on models to predict the future and try to assert those assumptions are evidence, historical evidence has shown that Arctic ice melts have happened in the (relatively)recent past and the world didn't end. You do know that models use historical data as their basis, right? Who has claimed that the world will end?

I asked you to provide the evidence to support your position. Only then will I bother. Br Cornelius No. because this is how you operate, its about time you done your own donkey work, you look it up and disprove it for a change. you always take this stance that you are correct and everyone else is wrong, well no not this time, go look it up then report back and prove what am saying is wrong, you lazy little git. i've stated that its more common for the earth to have no ice caps. if you what to disprove it go ahead. you wont because you'll find i am correct. you supply links so readily when the ... [More]

No. because this is how you operate, its about time you done your own donkey work, you look it up and disprove it for a change. you always take this stance that you are correct and everyone else is wrong, well no not this time, go look it up then report back and prove what am saying is wrong, you lazy little git. i've stated that its more common for the earth to have no ice caps. if you what to disprove it go ahead. you wont because you'll find i am correct. you supply links so readily when the subject lends itself to a quick google search to get the answer. if it takes more than a few seconds... [More]

Can you show me that interesting facts origins. Br Cornelius http://www.scotese.com/newpage8.htm there are a whole lot of maps showing an ice free north pole.

Moving on people..

http://www.scotese.com/newpage8.htm there are a whole lot of maps showing an ice free north pole. Again different continental configuration so not relevant to the current discussion Br Cornelius

Again different continental configuration so not relevant to the current discussion Br Cornelius it is relevant. because you only want to talk about the last 250,000 years and the last 100 years when it comes to climate - even though earth as a history of 4.2 billion years. even if the continents where configured different. they'll be configured different in the future, so if we cant talk about the past because of the different configuration we also cant talk about the future either. future configuration. and has for the earth having no polar ice caps for the majority of the time, its common k... [More]

it is relevant. because you only want to talk about the last 250,000 years and the last 100 years when it comes to climate - even though earth as a history of 4.2 billion years. even if the continents where configured different. they'll be configured different in the future, so if we cant talk about the past because of the different configuration we also cant talk about the future either. future configuration. and has for the earth having no polar ice caps for the majority of the time, its common knowledge. (but maybe not for you) if i was to say the earth orbits the sun would you require a li... [More]

Here's the solution!!!!! There is no reason to trip about the ice dudes. We have the technology to make ice! So everyone in the world with a freezer, make a tray of ice and throw it into the sea. Problem solved! TA DA!

You obviously haven't grasped the importance of continental positing and why it makes your point moot. To bad. Br Cornelius You misspelled too. Too bad.