"m II" wrote in message ...
On 10-12-07 01:01 PM, MNMikew wrote:

Not funny. Many are severely underweight and they aren't reproducing.

bull****. There are more polar bears than ever now.


You really don't get much, do you? Time to wake up.

http://tinyurl.com/336otcu


Even your friends at Fox aren't arguing with this.





mike

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...-warmists.html

MNMikew wrote:
"m wrote in message ...
On 10-12-07 01:01 PM, MNMikew wrote:

Not funny. Many are severely underweight and they aren't reproducing.

bull****. There are more polar bears than ever now.



mike

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...-warmists.html

More polar bears on land maybe.

Washington, DC (Vocus) December 8, 2010

The polar bears of Western Hudson Bay went without eating this year for
approximately 3 weeks longer than usual. According to the National
Wildlife Federation, the combined early summer break-up of sea ice and
delayed winter freeze-up foreshadows what is likely to be a
fast-approaching and grim future for these polar bears.

“These bears are spending longer periods off the ice, their body mass
and reproductive rates have been steadily declining, and their numbers
are dropping,” said Sterling Miller, senior biologist with the National
Wildlife Federation.

For nearly 5 months, Western Hudson Bay’s polar bears have had little to
nothing to eat, relying on their dwindling fat stores for survival. In
the 1970s, this period of fasting averaged about 120 days, after which
they were able to return to the sea ice to hunt for seals, their primary
food source. The fasting period for radio-marked bears this year was 140
days.

Scientists project that if sea ice continues to decline at the current
pace as a result of a warming climate, years like this one will become
more common. For the bears of Western Hudson Bay, which exist at the
southern most range of the species, consecutive years of early ice
breakup and longer fasting periods – such as this year – will lead to a
sharp decline in bear numbers.

“I recently returned from Churchill, Manitoba where I saw with my own
eyes how climate change is transforming the region for polar bears,”
said Dr. Miller. “At a time when they normally are out hunting for seals
on the frozen ice during mid-November, they were all still on shore
looking forlornly at open water and waiting with increasing desperation
for the ice to form up.”

Unlike other populations of polar bears further north, the bears around
Churchill spend part of the year on land because the ice on Hudson Bay
completely melts during the summer. During this time, these polar bears
are largely food deprived. The more time they must spend on land, the
longer they go without eating. Once the ice forms up, the bears return
to the ice to hunt and feed on seals.

In a year like 2010, however, when the ice broke up exceptionally early
in the summer and formed up exceptionally late, it is likely that some
bears, especially the young ones, will die even after they make it back
out on the ice because their condition will be too poor to recover.

According to Dr. Andrew Derocher, Professor of Biological Sciences at
the University of Alberta and a Scientific Advisor to Polar Bears
International, a leader in the conservation of polar bears, the first
radio-marked bear came off the ice on June 25 this year, meaning that
some bears have been off for 163 days.

“The Western Hudson Bay polar bears are experiencing two difficult
situations in 2010: they were forced ashore 2-3 weeks earlier than what
used to be considered normal,” said Derocher. “And they’ve also had to
wait an extended period of time for the winter freeze up – which is also
several weeks later than in the past.”

http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/p...s,1576553.html

Lest I furrgit,

http://www.ddaymuseum.org
http://www.seabeehf.org
http://www.devilfinder.com
U.S.Army Museum Camp Shelby,Mississippi

Two of those Museums are in backwater hick Mississippi.Now, how did that
happen?
cuhulin

On 10-12-08 10:21 AM, wrote:
Lest I furrgit,

http://www.ddaymuseum.org
http://www.seabeehf.org
http://www.devilfinder.com
U.S.Army Museum Camp Shelby,Mississippi

Two of those Museums are in backwater hick Mississippi.Now, how did that
happen?
cuhulin



They have to get the next generation of uneducated and poor interested
in the military. The unemployed hungry make good cannon fodder.





mike

You didn't see that program on the History channel.American
Revoluntionary War.Backwater hicks/Apalachians made the Brits get the
hell OUT of America.
cuhulin

I want the Brits to get the Hell OUT of the Six Counties, County Derry,
County Antrim, County Tyrone, County Fermanagh, County Armagh, County
Down.
http://www.devilfinder.com
The Six Counties

Scotland too.They are working on it.
cuhulin

On Dec 8, 1:12*pm, wrote:
I want the Brits to get the Hell OUT of the Six Counties, County Derry,
County Antrim, County Tyrone, County Fermanagh, County Armagh, County
Down.http://www.devilfinder.com
The Six Counties

Scotland too.They are working on it.
cuhulin

And if Scotland becomes a separate country, the Moslems will complete
their takeover of England . Brave Scotland.

http://www.devilfinder.com
Why Earth may be entering a new Ice Age

Where is Owl Gourdhead when we need him? He didn't show up at Cancun.
That is what JT said this morning on his Super Talk Mississippi radio
talk show.
http://www.supertalk.fm

JT didn't say Owl Gourdhead, that is what I call global warming Al Gore.
cuhulin

PBS TV, tomorrow at 7:00 PM.
Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart.
cuhulin

Certainly not last or least, the Chicago Polar Bears Club.(Lakeview)

I bet Lake Michigan is 'brisk' this time of the year.
cuhulin