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Marxists hate capitalism, the military, the police etc. Are you an exception AJW? Best Regards, MB_Oil_Platform. |
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I even have a few good examples of countries that are run that way. Somalia Afghanistan Those places must be friggin AWESOME!!! |
You obviously missed my point David.
Anyway back to Glaciers. Ok then so all the glaciers are melting. Much of the North of Britian used to be covered in snow and ice a long time ago - upto 1km thick! When the world population was small. How come when the world population was so small compared to now this ice and snow was already in retreat? |
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"World Exclusive: CIA 1974 Document Reveals Emptiness of AGW Scares, Closes Debate On Global Cooling Consensus" http://omnologos.com/world-exclusive...us-and-more-2/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUYnHxtFYlM http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/...al-cooling.jpg http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/...big-freeze.jpg http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/...g-freeze-2.jpg |
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Speaking of overwhelming scientific consesus, it wasn't long ago that the overwhelming scientific consensus was that plate tectonics was nonsense. :)
What is lacking in the global warming debate is data, plain and simple. RedToo. |
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If scientists find that global warming is nonsense, then our policies should change in the same manner as they did with plate tectonics. |
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"A team of scientists led by geochemist Zunli Lu from Syracuse University in New York state, has found that contrary to the ‘consensus’, the ‘Medieval Warm Period’ approximately 500 to 1,000 years ago wasn’t just confined to Europe.
In fact, it extended all the way down to Antarctica – which means that the Earth has already experience global warming without the aid of human CO2 emissions." http://thegwpf.org/science-news/5306...new-study.html Note that I'm not saying the planet isn't warming right now. My question is: Is their proof that the current 'warming trend' is caused by human activity, and not something that happened naturally like the ‘Medieval Warm Period’? |
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Your mind restricts your thought possibilities http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...l20warming.jpg |
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Yea but volcanoes emit clossal amounts compared to people...
http://s3.amazonaws.com/infobeautifu...s_volcanos.png Thats 1 Volcano ^ So at first look you think - Holy ****! Those planes! Then you think, Hang on... How many active volcanoes in the world? Theres only Europe! |
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How many active volcanoes in the world?
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The only thing I can think of is when they say each year they meean a vent on a volcano and when the say each decade they mean a magmatically connected system having eruptions from any of its vent - hence the number is smaller. However I am only guessing. Also I speculate the reason 20 are errupting "as we read" is because some never really stop, like - Stromboli |
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I agree that the earth appears to be warming, however there is no data that proves it is. There is also currently no way to use what information we have to predict the future climate of the planet.
Burt Rutan puts over a good case: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/08/1...imate-skeptic/ RedToo. |
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I'm all for global warming and melting ice caps. By the time it's finished my house on a hill will be by the beach! Hood |
we live in a world of air conditioning from the mid 70's
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Originally Posted by David Hayward:
There are lots of natural reasons for warm and cold periods. There are changes in solar activity, there is volcanic activity, and there are also changes in sea currents. Right now the heating appears to be the result of humans. At least that's what the scientists are saying. I agree with everything you say, except "Right now the heating appears to be the result of humans. At least that's what the scientists are saying." They aren't - some climatologists are saying that and some business people are saying that. Scientists who base their beliefs on data are not saying that. RedToo. |
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But the real reason behind it all is not MORE GOVERNMENT REVENUE.. it is all about MORE GOVERNMENT CONTROL Changes in global temperatures are normal.. Thinking man had anything to do with it STARTING it, or worse yet, thinking we could do anything to STOP it is just plane silly. The good news is more and more people are waking up to this hoax.. 10 years ago, had you said what you said above in a forum you would have been unanimously labeled as a crack pot.. But what with all the data tampering discovered in the last few years by the so called 'scientist' the numbers of those who once believed in it are diminishing and thus only a handful still try and blame man for it instead of the big orange ball that shows up in the sky each day! ;) |
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David, I think you're wasting your time here. This lot are not only ignorant, but proud of it...
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My (slightly mad messsianic christian) ex-girlfriend is doing a masters in sustainable agricultural which according to the standards of this thread makes her a climate expert.
Now according to her if Climate Change was real then God would have mentioned it in the bible. Furthermore science got evolution totally wrong so how can we trust it on climate change. She is also unhappy climate change legislation may cost her money so she is generally opposed to it on principle. |
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BTW, I'm pretty sure that climatologists did not ignore the sun as a possible cause. |
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And the figures have been doctored to suit their personal agendas so the model they're running looks right and get that government grant of course ...........................
http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0817-nasa_snafu.html Look up "Climategate" on google .................. |
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Just out of curiosity, have you stopped to consider why climatologists aren't changing their positions after "climategate"? |
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the earth is a closed system. 3 forms matter -> liquid, solid gas. the supply of carbon-> finite. we burn the carbon. it goes from liquid (petrol/oil) to gas CO2. Plants absorb the carbon gas and the carbon turns into solid. it is really lame such simple concept that I learned in preschool has been a bastardized and manipulated into one of the greatest frauds in human history. the phd jump in an say, well, its the ratio that will destroy the planet and end civilization. no, it doesn't matter. you are fraud shitzter trying to exploit, mr phd. go read "limits to growth" that came out in 1970. stupidest book on the planet. even if it is warming, for whatever reason, this means even more plants to absorb the carbon and new equilibrium because the system is closed. everyone go plant a lawn or garden if your that worried about it. stop spreading lies and deviance. my last words on this.
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David, are you a scientist? do you have a degree in any scientific fields?
Do you have any evidence to provide to this community about the subject that you are so passionatly fighting for with your 1-2 line sentences? I just dont see how you can sit here and say that scientific articals on global warming, writen by actual scientists are a load of crud, and then say you beleive in global warming because thats what scientist have told you. Anyways, it makes me laugh that we are all worried by "global warming", and how it is going to destroy the human race, and how badly we are all in danger and throw billions of dollars down the drain towards fixing , yet, they still dont have a clue how to stop this apparent threat after all this. we are soo concerned with this crap, that we forget about the millions of sick, starving ppl in third world countries, and homeless who could damn well use food, shelter and medical supplies. Im pretty sure "Global warming" means exaclty jack to them. |
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Walshy does have a point about the temperature records. Our temp records only go back about the last 100 - 110 years or so. And even things you hear like average temps breaking records made in 1970's, or 1950's, or even longest consecutive days at high temps not beating 1908 records, certainly does put things into prospective and make you ask if it is true or not. |
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This has got to be the most pointless thread that's been allowed on this forum. People cant even agree how to measure 'True airspeed' vs 'Indicated airspeed', or even whether or not 100octane was used throughout fighter command by the RAF in summer 1940, and yet we have a vitriolic argument raging about a planetary ecosystem:rolleyes:
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The opinions of those on this thread are irrelevant. The scientific consensus is that anthropogenic climate change is occurring, and that it will have serious consequences. All the crap about 'conspiracies' and 'cover ups' won't change that one iota. Either the scientists are wrong, or the crackpots. I know who I'd put my money on...
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Nothing we post here matters. Hopefully people will start listening to the scientists. |
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A cow does on overage release between 70 and 120 kg of Methane per year. Methane is a greenhouse gas like carbon dioxide (CO2).
EAT COWS! http://pinegrovemarket.com/cart/images/filet_mignon.jpg |
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Regarding Fox, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate...Media_coverage for a good summary - and the sources they cite for the details. The same article lists the multiple enquiries - though again, you can check this against the original sources. I can see no point in digging out all the information for people who evidently haven't even looked into the background to this concocted 'scandal' - the involvement of Fox was well-reported at the time.
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Hang on a minute and I will edit up that wiki page and correct some mistakes. |
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And when you toss that empty cup out the window just think of it this way. It requires someone to pick it up so you just created a JOB! I didn't crawl all the way to the top of the food chain just so I can eat a salad. |
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Oh, the good old "einstein was bad at school as well" argument :rolleyes:
The funny (well, semi-funny) part about this topic is that, for example, the US"The-Kyoto-Protocol-is-bad-for-American-jobs"A sits in the front row for the climate change spectacle. Due to being situated between two oceans, and having a very diverse landscape, the USA will, and does already, experience the consequences of tanking up the atmosphere with CO2 and the like - Hurricanes and tornadoes get more frequent and destructive, desertification et cetera. |
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BTW, you don't need any temp data to know that the planet is warming. Do you really not understand what it means when all of our glaciers are disappearing? |
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not a matter of being significant, just a case of ppl saying exactly the same thing you said in the post i quoted of yours. 20 years on, coastal cities arnt under water or washed away because of global warming, and the glaciers are still melting away.
Just a quick one, i had a good laugh the other day, anyone who reads the daily telegraph in sydney might have seen the artical a few days ago on the front page continued on page 11, apparently, global warming wasnt causing the oceans rising.... The simple fact that we were using water and that used water entering the oceans was the cause. Lol! Looks like no one is too sure wats happening. |
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The water continues to rise and the band plays on. |
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And there isn't a single climatologist who thinks that the oceans are rising because we are using water. Seriously, don't be a moron. |
moron? Lmao, settle down there champ. Im sharing something that i found quite amusing which was in the papers found by an apparent climate change expert rofl, obviously the subject is too serious for you to even see the funny side of it all. No need for the name calling mate ;)
look, ill leave you with it anyways, seems like you dont know what anyone is talking about, but your pretty well convinced that we are all doomed :) have a good one david :) p.s. post me a pic of you ready and waiting for the impending doom in your scuba gear :) |
Don't knock the Conservationists.
Mid last year I put on a 3.6KW solar system on my roof when the WA Government wa paying us 47c a KW subsidy locked in for 10 years. Since the current price per KW is about 19c at the moment, I haven't payed a power bill in nine months! :) My system should pay itself off in five years and then I've still got four years with the subsidy. Unfortunately the subsidy was too popoular so they cancelled the program. Hmmm! guess who was loosing money?? Our power company where the government is the major share holder! Now I may not put much faith in global warming but the power company can go jack it's self! :) |
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i'm unsure as to how much of global warming is down to man and how much is just a natural cycle (whihc i think probably reflects the general situation, we can't really know as the data, whilst indicative of human impact, is not wholly conclusive) but i basically come down on the "pumping chemicals and agents, whether naturally occuring or not, into the atmosphere at higher levels than they would naturally occur cannot be good" camp. but then i also couldn't give two tugs of a dead dog's todger about it. i live on a hill and would like a beach front property within the next 50 years. i also laugh at the "we're killing the planet" brigade because, well, we're not. we're just responsible, to a greater or lesser extent, for a mass extinction event. the planet will be fine, life will continue. we may not. i do laugh at the climate change denial stuff though. up there with the best conspiracy theories, in that it almost completely ignores scientific data, measurements of polar icecaps, glaciers, etc etc. like the "mmr causes autism" thing. hilarious 'til you realise these people are serious. |
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that a newspaper report gets the science so wrong is no surprise, science reporting in general is shoddy if not entirely misleading. have a read of some ben goldacre to get an idea of how badly it is gotten wrong. |
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our energy needs are astronomical and increasing daily. any way we can meet them should be grabbed with both hands, a good deal of enthusiasm and with a desire to increase energy output. to reduce reliance on finite resources and reduce pollutant output goes hand in hand with that. |
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this symbol of rightwing virility? I'm puzzled by this phenomena. Margaret Thatcher was one of the first western leaders to be convinced of the threat but she was a scientist by training. What has happened since? Laughable debate here though. As has been said, whatever the Ostriches in this thread may think, climate change is here and now. |
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Not sure how you could claim that:confused:...only a very few simple minds believe in man made climate change, put forth for an easy monetary gain from the foolish people, to the pockets of slicker people...do you understand that the earth has been warmer in the past? Do you not understand that it is the Sun? Do you understand cycle's :grin: http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...l20warming.jpg |
[whisper]Pssss Slipball, I dont think it has much to do with man at all... Have you been reading what I have written? [/whisper]
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Best not to encourage them though:grin:...if they would get off this board, and do a little research. They might sleep better at night...Attention! The Earth has been warmer in the past.:cool: |
Central Greenland is obviously very representative. Ask the people of Kiribati about climate change, but you should'nt wait all too long! :rolleyes:
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