@Anton Artaud,
Anton Artaud;71495 wrote:NotHere,
It is confusing with politics entering the interpretation of science and scientific communities being funded by governmental agencies with an agenda.
Warming or cooling is doesn't matter, it's been amply proven that there are natural powers at work that dwarfs any participation we have in climate change.
How about the current volcano? That one explosion negated all of our efforts to reduce carbons emissions. Try to compare your "footprint" to the tons of debris emitted from that single explosion.
So because a volcanoes can cause climate shifts therefore humans can't? Where is the logic in that? We don't need to approach the contribution of a major volcano to affect the atmosphere.
People used to believe that that seas and oceans were too big to be affected by the trash we throw in them, today we know better. You must realize things add up.
The effects of a volcano, will subside, but as long as human activity is sustained, we are poisoning our own environment.
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European scientist point to sun spots as one main cause of global climate change. In fact, current studies show that the heating and cooling of the earth is directly correlated with sun spots activity over the past several centuries. Big Al Gore doesn't want anyone to know that.
Well when you have more heat trapping gases in the air, of course sunspots are going to play a large role.
Quote:While conservation has been addressed for decades, notice the rise in "concern" that escalated in the late 1980's? That is also when the Soviet Union broke up. Is there a link--absolutely. If we cannot unit against a physical country we can over an idea. It's called the development of national capital through patriotism.
Are you saying that Global warming was invented, so that the US would have a common enemy to unite against? That is some wild speculation, if you ask me. And something that would be incredibly difficult to prove.
The US has always had some threat to rail against whether it's unfair brittish rule, Indians, Immigrants, Nazis, european imperialism, communism, drug wars, stock market crash, rogue states, women's rights, degradation of natural resources, Islamic extremism etc...
To my understanding we are in no shortage of enemies (either physical or ideological) to rally against. This also ignores the fact that there are many other countries that are fighting global warming.
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And look at all the money that will be generated from global warming.
Look at all the money generated by oil companies....point being?
Quote:by the way over 95% of the "green house gas" is WATER. That came from big Al Gore himself.
5% is more than enough to dramatically change the climate of the earth. Raise the temperature of the ocean only a few degrees and we will have some major problems.
The ice caps reflect a lot of the sun's light back into space, so the hotter it gets the smaller ice-caps we have, and thus it gets even hotter because less light is being reflected. So the warming of the earth only needs a slight push to gain momentum.
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Watch the "Green Movement" and the money they generate--that's the key.
Or the Oil lobbyists' influence on politicians. The United States is an Oil country, oil plays a huge role in our economy, we use many times more oil than any other country, so is it any coincidence that we are also the country that is most skeptical of climate change?