Re: [ZION] Global Warming

2002-11-06 Thread Marc A. Schindler
I'd be interested in knowing which one it is, as it's my understanding that all
inland North American glaciers are shrinking. Naturally there could be an
exception to this, such as coastal glaciers. There's another possible
explanation, too, an ironic one:
http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/ASF8/890.html

John W. Redelfs wrote:

 We have a glacier up here in Alaska that is growing every year.  I don't
 recall the name of it, but I know that not all glaciers are shrinking
 around the world. --JWR



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Re: [ZION] Global Warming

2002-11-06 Thread Stacy Smith
Have you seen any season reversals in the last few years?  I don't think I 
have seen actual complete reversals--maybe something for a day or two.

Stacy.

At 01:04 PM 11/06/2002 -0600, you wrote:

We have a glacier up here in Alaska that is growing every year.  I don't

recall the name of it, but I know that not all glaciers are shrinking
around the world.


That isn't the half of it. The seas shall go beyond their bounds. I
believe there will be a great melting of the ice caps and all this in
conjunction with the return of the 10 Lost Tribes. All the cities on the
coasts will be threatened. All of them.

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Re: [ZION] Global Warming

2002-11-06 Thread Jon Spencer
I can assure you that if it were not for the DNC and the Sierra Club, not to
mention Greenpeace, that glacier would be shrinking so fast your home would
be beachfront property.  However, now that the Reps have the Senate, say
goodbye to that glacier.

Noj

JWR wrote:

 We have a glacier up here in Alaska that is growing every year.  I don't
 recall the name of it, but I know that not all glaciers are shrinking
 around the world. --JWR

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Re: [ZION] Global Warming

2002-11-06 Thread Marc A. Schindler
Thanks -- as I suspected, that's a coastal glacier. You'll probably have seen my
post by now about this.

John W. Redelfs wrote:

 After much pondering, Marc A. Schindler favored us with:
 I'd be interested in knowing which one it is, as it's my understanding
 that all
 inland North American glaciers are shrinking. Naturally there could be an
 exception to this, such as coastal glaciers.

 http://www.iceagenow.com/Growing_Glaciers.htm

 Alaska's Hubbard Glacier surging. Yakutat, Alaska. July 15, 2002.
 Bulldozing a gravel moraine in front of it, the Hubbard Glacier is
 advancing so rapidly that has nearly cut off Russell Fiord from
 Disenchantment Bay. The resulting ice and gravel dam is cutting off the
 supply of salt water, turning Russell Fiord into Russell Lake, endangering
 the small fishing village of Yakutat.

 Russell Lake is now rising at the rate of six inches a day as freshwater
 from snowmelt and rainfall continues pouring in. Once the lake level rises
 to about 130 feet, it will begin spilling over into the nearby Situk River
 basin, flooding the usually tranquil stream. This would all but destroy the
 world-class salmon and steelhead fishing in the area, and devastate
 Yakutat's economy.

 The Hubbard Glacier, 73 miles long and 6 miles wide at the face, is the
 largest tidewater glacier in North America.
 ---

 Yakutat, incidentally, is one of the branches in our stake.  Although I
 have never traveled there, it receives a regular visit from the high
 council just like every other unit in the stake.  In other words, this is
 happening right inside our stake.

 Apparently there is another glacier near Mt. McKinley that is growing
 to.  And I cannot speak to the other glaciers mentioned on this website,
 but it claims that there are many glaciers around the world that are
 growing instead of retreating.  Maybe we should tell these glaciers to
 knock it off because it isn't politically correct, do you think?

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