The North Pole is currently a lake (pictures)

[The Free North]

Catastrophic global warming is a myth. Natural processes ultimately control our atmosphere, not a trace gas needed for life.

Over the last 500 years, CO2 concentration has gone from .002 to .004 in our atmosphere.

Yet for some reasons people decide to focus on that rather than natural teleconnection fluctuations, solar fluctuations, etc

You think we haven't heard this argument 100 times before?

People keep posting threads like this so clearly someone is missing the message

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Catastrophic global warming is a myth. Natural processes ultimately control our atmosphere, not a trace gas needed for life.

Over the last 500 years, CO2 concentration has gone from .002 to .004 in our atmosphere.

Yet for some reasons people decide to focus on that rather than natural teleconnection fluctuations, solar fluctuations, etc

You think we haven't heard this argument 100 times before?

People keep posting threads like this so clearly someone is missing the message

More like we're bored of it.

Climate scientists as a whole are not making this argument; only a very small minority are. So the proclamation of the argument as fact is really annoying.

And by the way, human caused global warming is a "natural process" because humans are part of nature.

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Awww.. man... the "North Pole" froze up again  



How inconvenient.

Also, as I previously said... the photo of the melt pond near the webcam was not taken at the North Pole... but 300 miles south of the North Pole NE of Greenland.

As I said, these stations are set up near the North Pole in the spring and then drift on the ice, almost always towards the Atlantic.

Nothing but hype and bullsh**t.

[The Free North]

Awww.. man... the "North Pole" froze up again  



How inconvenient.

Also, as I previously said... the photo of the melt pond near the webcam was not taken at the North Pole... but 300 miles south of the North Pole NE of Greenland.

As I said, these stations are set up near the North Pole in the spring and then drift on the ice, almost always towards the Atlantic.

Nothing but hype and bullsh**t.

Yeah i was just about to post that. The currents and gyres in the Arctic Ocean just push the ice around all summer long. The north pole is not a physical thing, and markers on ice are just going to to drift for months. But yeah, the picture was not even taken at the pole