Hello dear, how are you?

It is Booby who needs to come out of the closet deary.

Hello dear, how are you?

It is Booby who needs to come out of the closet deary.

There was a Lees who said his snipes were backed with links.

Long time ago, now they are just low grade insults.

’Sup, Lees? AGW becoming too obvious to deny, time of the month or whatever?

Must be the time of the month. Hormonal.

I was, obviously, referring to posts that just insulted me.

Why insult me? I am not causing AGW! I am sorry AGW frightens you but that is no reason for posts containing only insults and sneers at me. And that is mostly all you have posted for a long while.

As I said, must be time of the month for you.

“Unprecedented U.S.- British project launches to study the most dangerous glacier”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2018/04/30/unprecedent...

The largest U.S.-British Antarctic mission in seven decades officially launched at an event in Cambridge on Monday, as the two countries pooled dollars and scientific resources for missions to West Antarctica’s Thwaites glacier — a Florida-size ice body that, scientists fear, could flood the world’s coastlines in our lifetimes.

“For global sea-level change in the next century, this Thwaites glacier is almost the entire story,” said David Holland, a geoscientist at New York University, who will pair with British Antarctic Survey researcher Keith Nicholls to lead one of the six scientific field missions.

Thwaites is a key part of the reason that recent computer modeling studies have predicted that the Antarctic could double the previously projected rate of sea-level rise during this century. But it is located in an extremely remote area, and the critical region that will determine how fast the glacier retreats — the “grounding line” where ocean, ice and bedrock meet at 2,600-foot depths — remains little studied.