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I'll just provide links, lay back, and watch as the Fox crowd still tries to rationalize how this impugns all climate data, scientists, theory, and models everywhere. And is further proof that climate change is a hoax.
'Climategate' review clears scientists of dishonesty - CNN.com Q&A: 'Climategate' explained - CNN.com http://www.cce-review.org/pdf/FINAL%20REPORT.pdf
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If you don't think there is ANY global warming happening at all, go to any place with a glacier. You will notice it's melting at a completely unnatural rate. The Earth does go through heating and cooling phases, but I have no doubt humans are rapidly speeding up the process.
DON'T KILL OUR SNOW FOX NEWS!
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I remember just a few months ago when DC got nailed by all that snow and folks were pointing to it as some sort of sign that climate change is bullshit. Wonder where they are now that we're in the midst of a heat wave.
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Now as far as climate change, i don't deny that it is happening, i just don't believe that climate change is caused by us (humans). Climate change has happened many, many times over history and is a very natural recurring thing.
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Naturally recurring process that drastically alters weather patterns within a 20 year span? Weather and climate patterns do change on earth.... over hundreds and thousands of years. The only time is does change drastically within a short period of time is from a mega-disaster, like a massive volcanic erruption. Last time I checked no continents have been obliterated. It's happening WAY to quickly to say that it's just "Earth doing it's thing". Who knows, but regardless of the oppinion or perhaps fact that global warming Is bullshit, I think we should be doing all the things we are doing to counter it anyways. Ever been in L.A on a hot day? If you have I feel you can agree that we need to take the oil/mass-consumption ideality in a different direction; it's just not sustainable, healthy, or feasable.
If the Republicans can tell people that nothing is going to happen, or that we're not responsible, they can keep milking the oil cow. DISCLAIMER: I'm sure democrats are in it too, I just sympathasize with democratic policy more then I do republican.
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You obviously have enough brains to figure out how to turn on a computer, spell words, and form coherent sentences. That is enough. You have an adequate level of intelligence to understand what is happening. Why you choose to ignore it is your own fault. Yes nature changes of its own accord. Yes, there have been large climate shifts in the past. Now think of this. There used to be lots of fish, more than you could imagine. In some areas, you could pull out buckets of cod, they were so numerous. Now, in the past 60 years, large fish stocks like tuna have declined over 90%. Is it possible for humans to have such a large impact on something so numerous as fish and large as the ocean? Do i even have to bring up the BP spill? Would you say that someone who said these are not human-caused problems is 'ignorant'? There have been forest fires in the past. They have happened naturally. Does that mean its impossible for humans to start one? The entire ecosystem we know is a film on this Earth, and the atmosphere is part of that. As carbon is cycled through the ecosystem, much of it dies as ocean organisms, sinking to the bottom of the ocean, compressed by layers of sediments, and eventually becomes oil. That oil is taken out of the natural cycle, and the cycle works to keep a balance. Some things upset that balance, solar output, the variation of our orbit, eruptions, etc. But the system keeps working towards stability, ie: a comfortable environment for life. Now we are taking that carbon back out of the Earth, where its been kept away from the cycle for millions of years, and putting back in the air. We are very demonstrably changing the atmospheric composition. CO2 is a greenhouse gas. That is not debatable. It keeps this planet from becoming a frozen rock. We are adding CO2 to levels not seen for millions of years, and you still want to pretend this is all coincidence? Do you doubt that CO2 levels are rising? Would you like me to provide you with some graphs that show it is? Or is this not news to you? What other theory have you heard to make you think humans are not causing this recent warming? Whatever it is, it not only has to explain why the earth just-so-happens to be warming with the advent of industry, but also why all the extra co2 is not doing its job insulating. You pretty much claim you don't have a clue why the Earth is warming, so why the hell do you argue for dangerous based on 'a hunch'? If you are wrong, the whole world is at stake, not just some silly fukkwit internet arguement. [QUOTE]Im not going to say global warming and climate change is a hoax, i think it is really happening and i have no problem "going green" and being more sustainable because we should. [/QUOTE} then why do you post such inane comments like Quote:
As humans, we were almost wiped out many years ago during one of he ice ages. Miraculously, enough people survived to carry on the species. Now we are going to do it again, because people are too focused on living comfortably for the moment to cut back and make sure we don't leave our children with a planet too hot. Quote:
But what do you know? Your whole arguement is based on 'a hunch'. You say humans are too 'ignorant' to know what is happening, but how would you judge? You don't even know the basic science. What if you are the ignorant one? Last edited by anti-bling; 07-08-2010 at 06:46 PM. |
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