From an interview this month with NewsMax:
What is your take on global warming and how is it affecting our country?
A changing environment will affect Alaska more than any other state, because of our location. I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made.
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Well, glaciers have grown in Alaska recently: http://www.adn.com/news/environment/story/555283.html
Global temperatures are down 1 degree centigrade since 1998. Arctic ice has grown 30% in the last year, and antarctic ice is the greatest it's been since measurements began in 1979. If all the ice in the arctic melted, all else being equal, sea levels would drop. Ice takes up more volume than liquid water, which is why your glass doesn't overflow when the ice in it melts. Did you miss that day of 5th grade?
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CO2 leads to abundant growth of flora and fauna, it's great for life. I wish there was global warming, the earth could support a lot more life.
The polar bear population is growing, and hey, they can swim 100 miles.
Do something useful and protest sulphur, mercury, PCBs, not the essential life-giving CO2. But wind turbines kill bats that kill insects that eat crops, so it's hard to win.
Denier. The correct word is 'denier'.
A changing environment with respect to continuing unfettered use of fossil fuels will affect Alaska more than any other state
fixed that for her
not surprised
I'm an alaskan, I lead glacier tours. Some of you who visit here seem to think I'm an expert on it, even though I live in a state with less than 700000 citizens. Any chance Sarah could also be a bit of an expert on it? Or is it too much to ask in a political environment for someone to allow another person to be an expert simply based upon how large or small a town they are from?
Our glaicer here in alaska were formed near the end of the pleistocene era, some 10,000 years ago, and have been the victims of "global warming" ever since... We still have over half the worlds glaciers contained within our borders, and they all have been secumbing to this global melting phenomenon ever since they peaked back those thousands of years ago. Most alaskans are fairly well educated with respect to this