I would if someone could provide a source that didn't come from Glenn Becks basement, but you can't. The only sources you have are from retards, like you, who buy into bullshit science and push a political agenda
The science says you're wrong, there is no 17 year flat spot; https://www.skepticalscience.com/global-warming-stopped-in-1998.htm
You're the one who refuses to accept it
That's your source? It doesn't even directly address the question. Try this.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/larrybe...ignores-17-years-of-flat-global-temperatures/
But theres a big disconnect from
facts here. In reality, there has been no increase in the strength or frequency of landfall hurricanes in the worlds five main hurricane basins during the past 50-70 years; there has been no increase in the strength or frequency in tropical Atlantic hurricane development during the past 370 years; the U.S. is currently enjoying the longest period ever recorded without intense Category 3-5 hurricane landfall; there has been no trend since 1950 evidencing any increased frequency of strong (F3-F-5) U.S. tornadoes; there has been no increase in U.S. flood magnitudes over the past 85 years; and long-term sea level rise is not accelerating.
So lets maybe take a look at the importance of that alarming 400 parts-per-million atmospheric CO2 concentration we keep hearing about. As Steven Goddard summarized some
results in an August 10, article he posted on
Real Science, we are currently witnessing:
* Coldest summer on record at the North Pole
* Highest August Arctic ice extent since 2006
* Record high August Antarctic ice extent
* No major hurricane strikes for eight years
* Slowest tornado season on record
* No global warming for 17 years
* Second slowest fire season on record
* Four of the five snowiest northern hemisphere winters have occurred since 2000
Regarding those pending IPCC predictions that sea levels will accelerate, dont plan to sell your beach front property any time soon, at least not for that reason. William Happer, a Princeton physics professor who has researched ocean physics for the U.S. Air Force, notes that The sea level has been rising since 1800, at the end of the Little Ice Age. Isnt that to be expected? In fact even the IPCC admitted in its most recent
report that no long-term acceleration of sea level has been identified using 20th-century data alone.