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sounds about right - keep the gravy train of research funding and the tax hike opportunities going
to paraphrase an old saying : "never let the TRUTH get in the way of a good research grant "
of course this will be ignored , as there is too much "vested interest " at stake - sort of like the position of anyone fighting for reality in the paranormal world - ( for OR against )
ho hum - they say you can fool most of the people some of the time - methinks they are too dumb to see whats in front of their noses , or just not cynical enough ??
Statistics: Posted by brett — 03 Dec 2009, 02:38
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sooooooo that right blame the poor cows - BUT NOW THE SHOCKING REAL TRUTH !!
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and heres the proof
Statistics: Posted by brett — 02 Dec 2009, 15:15
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This 5 part series will explain all about how and why the Global warming myth which has been drilled into your existance is a complete load of ****
We all have our own opinions and should value free speech and for that I have to voice an opinion on the Global Warming phenomena and the fact that I do not believe what we are being told maybe true. I respect science and I follow that direction as much as I possibly can but when I see that truth maybe is being covered up I feel a need to voice an opinion.
According to official data, in every year since 1998 world temperatures have NOT been raising at all, ten years of NON global warming wow! In 2002 the Arctic ice actually increased! Why, then, have we not heard about that on main stream media? There was a BBC show with four experts saying: This is going to be the end of all the ice in the Arctic, and hypothesizing that it was going to be the hottest summer ever. Was it hell! It was very cold and very wet as it was last year and now there seems to be evidence that the glaciers in Alaska have actually started growing rapidly and theyve not done that for a long time indeed.
So there is evidence, which can be found over the internet which I believe says there has not been a rise in global temperature since 1998, despite the increase in carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere. This makes me think the global warmers are telling pork pies carbon dioxide is not the driver. Climate change is all about cycles, it is a natural thing and has always happened.
When the Romans lived in Britain they were growing very good red grapes and making wine on the borders of Scotland. It was evidently a lot warmer then. If you were sitting next to me 10,000 years ago wed be under ice. So thank God for global warming for ending that ice age; we wouldnt be here otherwise. People such as former American Vice-President Al Gore say that millions of us will perish because of global warming which I think is a pretty stupid thing to say if youve got no proof! And my opinion is that there is absolutely no proof that carbon dioxide is anything to do with any impending catastrophe. The ¬science has, quite simply, gone awry. In fact, its not even science any more, its anti-science. Theres no proof, its just projections and if you look at the models people such as Gore use, you can see they cherry pick the ones that support their beliefs. To date, the way the so-called Greens and the BBC, the Royal Society and even our political parties have handled this smacks of McCarthyism at its worst. Global warming is part of a natural cycle and theres nothing we can actually do to stop these cycles. The world is now facing spending a vast amount of money in TAX to try to solve a problem that doesnt actually exist.... How were we convinced that this problem exists, even though all the evidence from measurements goes against the fact? God knows. Yes, the lakes in Africa are drying up. But thats not global warming. Theyre drying up for the very ¬simple reason that most of them have dams around them! So the water that used to be used by local people is now used in the production of cut flowers and veget¬ables for the supermarkets of Europe.
One of Al Gores biggest clangers was saying that the Aral Sea in Uzbekistan was drying up because of global warming. That was all over the news 20 years ago but the Russians were growing cotton there at the time and the fact is that for every 1 ton of cotton they produced they used between 800 and 3000 tons of water which is a vast amount ( between 222,768,000 and 835,380,000 tons of water)
The thing that is truly irritating , is that there are genuine environmental problems that desperately require attention and money, your money is and will be wasted on trying to solve this global warming problem that would be much better used for looking after the people of this world.
At the end of the day as she always has and always will I believe that Mother nature will balance things out... but not if we interfere by destroying rainforests and overfishing the seas. That is where the real environmental catastrophe could occur.
Statistics: Posted by Scepcop — 25 Nov 2009, 13:15
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What concerns me is the claim of human produced change via CO2. Many charts show that CO2 and temperatures track each other. Other factors show that the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere is due to burning fossil fuels.
The problem is that it is possible that in warming situations CO2 is not removed quickly from the atmosphere. Therefore, the increase in atmospheric CO2 is due to temperature.
The main greenhouse gas in the air is ..... water vapor, not CO2. The climate models use something known as the GCM or global circulation model. These models predict that a small increase in CO2 causes a large increase in H2O. This is what leads to warming. These models are fine tuned by using real data that has been collected.
The question on the emails is which of the 20+ different places doing modeling are we talking about? And is this a matter of fine tuning the models or not?
Statistics: Posted by Nostradamus — 23 Nov 2009, 06:22
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I also have eliminated all drippy faucets and have updated my lighting to give me the most bang for my buck. I figure that every little bit helps both the planet and my pocket book.
Statistics: Posted by NinjaPuppy — 22 Nov 2009, 19:22
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