[Defiant]

If we are looking at glaciation, the global warming alarmists had better hope that humans are capable of warming the planet, because if we cannot, the entire northern 1/3 of the US and all of Canada will be under ice. Do they have any idea what happens to a city, even Manhattan, when the glacier comes to town? Check those big rocks in central park; that’s what will be left.

[cookcounty]

There aren’t many Glaciers in Colorado (more like small ice fields that don’t quite disappear in summer), but such as they are, they are growing.

[Nowhere Man]

If we are looking at glaciation, the global warming alarmists had better hope that humans are capable of warming the planet, because if we cannot, the entire northern 1/3 of the US and all of Canada will be under ice. Do they have any idea what happens to a city, even Manhattan, when the glacier comes to town? Check those big rocks in central park; that’s what will be left.

I know here in the Pittsburgh area, the glaciers got as far as being close to the I-80 corridor, you could probably take I-79 or U.S. Route 19 and drive for an hour or so and go see them had cars been around then. Youngstown, Ohio would most likely be the last livable outpost north of us.