Will the Ice Caps Melt? By Jerome J. Schmitt
The engineer has learned vastly more from the steam-engine than the steam-engine will ever learn from the engineer."
-- Prof John B. Fenn, Nobel Prize, Chemistry, 2002
There is considerable debate over whether the "greenhouse gas" effect will raise the temperature of the atmosphere by between 1-5°C over the next 100 years. But even if you grant for the sake of argument the Warmist claim that the earth's atmosphere will go up a full five degrees Centigrade in temperature, Al Gore's claim that ocean levels will rise 20 feet thanks to global warming seems to ignore the laws of thermodynamics. I am no climatologist, but I do know about physics.
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1 comment:
Schmitt does a great job of proving that much ice won't be melting so fast. The problem is, nobody is claiming that all that ice will melt so fast. People are claiming that the ice will break off and slide into the ocean. That may or may not be true, but Schmitt's article has nothing to say about on the subject.
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