Support GLOBAL WARMING!theophilus (1000+ posts) Sat Feb-27-10 10:42 AM
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I expect flames, etc., but COULD these recent quakes be caused
by "global warming". Could the melting of ice in the polar regions and other changes in snow cover, etc. cause a "shake up" like we are seeing? Does anyone else here think it is possible? I kinda do. It's just my opinion but has anyone seen any science that might touch on this? Thanks for the unrec, in advance.Morning Dew (1000+ posts) Sat Feb-27-10 10:49 AM
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3. The Gods are ANGRY !! This calls for sacrificing teabaggers.
Seriously, I don't have any idea if there could be a connection.
Good question.Cirque du So-What (1000+ posts) Sat Feb-27-10 10:50 AM
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5. It's called 'post-glacial rebound,' and the theory has credible proponents
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-glacial_reboundYup they got it down pat...mopinko (1000+ posts) Sat Feb-27-10 11:02 AM
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19. it may not be significant, but in physics, you can't just say
temperature is irrelevant. higher surface temperatures would change the rate at which heat dissipates, which will cause a slight rise in underground temperatures. extremely slight, and inconsequential, perhaps. but heat is heat. physics is physics.![]()









