How to respond to people who say the cold weather disproves global warming | Grist
This happens, you should remind the person, because the Earth doesn’t rotate straight up and down. The Earth’s axis is tilted. So for part of the year as the Earth rotates around the Sun, the Southern Hemisphere is farther from the Sun than the Northern Hemisphere. When that happens, we experience summer and they experience winter. Now, the opposite is true. We are thousands of miles farther from the Sun than we were six months ago. That changes the average temperature.
Now give them a little pat on the head by suggesting that if it were this cold in, say, July, they’d be right to find it suspicious...
1 comment:
Incredible! He starts off correctly about the axis but then makes a complete fool of himself.
I would not suggest this response to anybody that needs "to respond to people who say the cold weather disproves global warming".
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