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June 25, 2009 at 1:33 PM #420873June 25, 2009 at 2:02 PM #420168Ash HousewaresParticipant
[quote=felix]
I guess what I wonder about is this:
CO2 is needed to sustain life on the planet as it is what green plants take in to produce the oxygen we need to breath
There was much more CO2 in the atmosphere during the ice age than there is now
Global levels of CO2 have increased yet the world temps have been actually declining the past decade
Not only have global temps declined over the past decade but we aren’t even comparing apples to apples when looking at the alarmists data. Some temp recording stations in Siberia have been taken out of service due to cutbacks by the Russians
So what is it is global warming causing the warmer temps or the colder temps, the rainier weather or the dryer weather or is it just that the alarmists want to claim it is causing any weather event?
I suspect it is the later as the alarmist don’t even call it global warming anymore but global climate change. Anyway no one has demonstrated they can even predict with certainty weather two weeks out needless to say predict global climate change when they completely dismiss the most likely scenario which is solar activity because solar activity can’t be taxed.
Oh and as to the poor plight of humans if the temps did increase. Those claims are also bogus. Warming would actually net more of the northern hemisphere temperate and usable as farmland as much of it is now unusable in Siberia and Canada.
Also the Canadians recently did a study on the poster boys of global warming, the polar bears.
No only did they find that polar bear groups were increasing but that those in the warmer areas of their habitats were increasing at the highest rates.So the big lies are that not only isn’t the entire truth being told but research by very competent scientists is being chilled by the rush to judgment by the global warming crowd that doesn’t want scrutiny of their theories. There are 100s if not thousands of climatologists and meteorologists that flatly disagree with not only the conclusions of the global warming cabal but their methodology.
http://www.kusi.com/weather/colemanscorner/19842304.html
http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Widescale+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm
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You might want to peruse this:
http://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/It’s a rundown of dozens of skeptic claims, including many of your own (it’s the sun, C02 higher in the past, natural cycles, and on and on) along with evidence to debunk each objection.
I agree with the point made above, that skeptics’ main objection is the cost of preventing climate change vs the perceived benefits. That is a reasonable question and one worth debating. It’s too bad that point gets overshadowed by global conspiracy theories.
June 25, 2009 at 2:02 PM #420400Ash HousewaresParticipant[quote=felix]
I guess what I wonder about is this:
CO2 is needed to sustain life on the planet as it is what green plants take in to produce the oxygen we need to breath
There was much more CO2 in the atmosphere during the ice age than there is now
Global levels of CO2 have increased yet the world temps have been actually declining the past decade
Not only have global temps declined over the past decade but we aren’t even comparing apples to apples when looking at the alarmists data. Some temp recording stations in Siberia have been taken out of service due to cutbacks by the Russians
So what is it is global warming causing the warmer temps or the colder temps, the rainier weather or the dryer weather or is it just that the alarmists want to claim it is causing any weather event?
I suspect it is the later as the alarmist don’t even call it global warming anymore but global climate change. Anyway no one has demonstrated they can even predict with certainty weather two weeks out needless to say predict global climate change when they completely dismiss the most likely scenario which is solar activity because solar activity can’t be taxed.
Oh and as to the poor plight of humans if the temps did increase. Those claims are also bogus. Warming would actually net more of the northern hemisphere temperate and usable as farmland as much of it is now unusable in Siberia and Canada.
Also the Canadians recently did a study on the poster boys of global warming, the polar bears.
No only did they find that polar bear groups were increasing but that those in the warmer areas of their habitats were increasing at the highest rates.So the big lies are that not only isn’t the entire truth being told but research by very competent scientists is being chilled by the rush to judgment by the global warming crowd that doesn’t want scrutiny of their theories. There are 100s if not thousands of climatologists and meteorologists that flatly disagree with not only the conclusions of the global warming cabal but their methodology.
http://www.kusi.com/weather/colemanscorner/19842304.html
http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Widescale+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm
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You might want to peruse this:
http://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/It’s a rundown of dozens of skeptic claims, including many of your own (it’s the sun, C02 higher in the past, natural cycles, and on and on) along with evidence to debunk each objection.
I agree with the point made above, that skeptics’ main objection is the cost of preventing climate change vs the perceived benefits. That is a reasonable question and one worth debating. It’s too bad that point gets overshadowed by global conspiracy theories.
June 25, 2009 at 2:02 PM #420670Ash HousewaresParticipant[quote=felix]
I guess what I wonder about is this:
CO2 is needed to sustain life on the planet as it is what green plants take in to produce the oxygen we need to breath
There was much more CO2 in the atmosphere during the ice age than there is now
Global levels of CO2 have increased yet the world temps have been actually declining the past decade
Not only have global temps declined over the past decade but we aren’t even comparing apples to apples when looking at the alarmists data. Some temp recording stations in Siberia have been taken out of service due to cutbacks by the Russians
So what is it is global warming causing the warmer temps or the colder temps, the rainier weather or the dryer weather or is it just that the alarmists want to claim it is causing any weather event?
I suspect it is the later as the alarmist don’t even call it global warming anymore but global climate change. Anyway no one has demonstrated they can even predict with certainty weather two weeks out needless to say predict global climate change when they completely dismiss the most likely scenario which is solar activity because solar activity can’t be taxed.
Oh and as to the poor plight of humans if the temps did increase. Those claims are also bogus. Warming would actually net more of the northern hemisphere temperate and usable as farmland as much of it is now unusable in Siberia and Canada.
Also the Canadians recently did a study on the poster boys of global warming, the polar bears.
No only did they find that polar bear groups were increasing but that those in the warmer areas of their habitats were increasing at the highest rates.So the big lies are that not only isn’t the entire truth being told but research by very competent scientists is being chilled by the rush to judgment by the global warming crowd that doesn’t want scrutiny of their theories. There are 100s if not thousands of climatologists and meteorologists that flatly disagree with not only the conclusions of the global warming cabal but their methodology.
http://www.kusi.com/weather/colemanscorner/19842304.html
http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Widescale+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm
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You might want to peruse this:
http://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/It’s a rundown of dozens of skeptic claims, including many of your own (it’s the sun, C02 higher in the past, natural cycles, and on and on) along with evidence to debunk each objection.
I agree with the point made above, that skeptics’ main objection is the cost of preventing climate change vs the perceived benefits. That is a reasonable question and one worth debating. It’s too bad that point gets overshadowed by global conspiracy theories.
June 25, 2009 at 2:02 PM #420737Ash HousewaresParticipant[quote=felix]
I guess what I wonder about is this:
CO2 is needed to sustain life on the planet as it is what green plants take in to produce the oxygen we need to breath
There was much more CO2 in the atmosphere during the ice age than there is now
Global levels of CO2 have increased yet the world temps have been actually declining the past decade
Not only have global temps declined over the past decade but we aren’t even comparing apples to apples when looking at the alarmists data. Some temp recording stations in Siberia have been taken out of service due to cutbacks by the Russians
So what is it is global warming causing the warmer temps or the colder temps, the rainier weather or the dryer weather or is it just that the alarmists want to claim it is causing any weather event?
I suspect it is the later as the alarmist don’t even call it global warming anymore but global climate change. Anyway no one has demonstrated they can even predict with certainty weather two weeks out needless to say predict global climate change when they completely dismiss the most likely scenario which is solar activity because solar activity can’t be taxed.
Oh and as to the poor plight of humans if the temps did increase. Those claims are also bogus. Warming would actually net more of the northern hemisphere temperate and usable as farmland as much of it is now unusable in Siberia and Canada.
Also the Canadians recently did a study on the poster boys of global warming, the polar bears.
No only did they find that polar bear groups were increasing but that those in the warmer areas of their habitats were increasing at the highest rates.So the big lies are that not only isn’t the entire truth being told but research by very competent scientists is being chilled by the rush to judgment by the global warming crowd that doesn’t want scrutiny of their theories. There are 100s if not thousands of climatologists and meteorologists that flatly disagree with not only the conclusions of the global warming cabal but their methodology.
http://www.kusi.com/weather/colemanscorner/19842304.html
http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Widescale+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm
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You might want to peruse this:
http://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/It’s a rundown of dozens of skeptic claims, including many of your own (it’s the sun, C02 higher in the past, natural cycles, and on and on) along with evidence to debunk each objection.
I agree with the point made above, that skeptics’ main objection is the cost of preventing climate change vs the perceived benefits. That is a reasonable question and one worth debating. It’s too bad that point gets overshadowed by global conspiracy theories.
June 25, 2009 at 2:02 PM #420898Ash HousewaresParticipant[quote=felix]
I guess what I wonder about is this:
CO2 is needed to sustain life on the planet as it is what green plants take in to produce the oxygen we need to breath
There was much more CO2 in the atmosphere during the ice age than there is now
Global levels of CO2 have increased yet the world temps have been actually declining the past decade
Not only have global temps declined over the past decade but we aren’t even comparing apples to apples when looking at the alarmists data. Some temp recording stations in Siberia have been taken out of service due to cutbacks by the Russians
So what is it is global warming causing the warmer temps or the colder temps, the rainier weather or the dryer weather or is it just that the alarmists want to claim it is causing any weather event?
I suspect it is the later as the alarmist don’t even call it global warming anymore but global climate change. Anyway no one has demonstrated they can even predict with certainty weather two weeks out needless to say predict global climate change when they completely dismiss the most likely scenario which is solar activity because solar activity can’t be taxed.
Oh and as to the poor plight of humans if the temps did increase. Those claims are also bogus. Warming would actually net more of the northern hemisphere temperate and usable as farmland as much of it is now unusable in Siberia and Canada.
Also the Canadians recently did a study on the poster boys of global warming, the polar bears.
No only did they find that polar bear groups were increasing but that those in the warmer areas of their habitats were increasing at the highest rates.So the big lies are that not only isn’t the entire truth being told but research by very competent scientists is being chilled by the rush to judgment by the global warming crowd that doesn’t want scrutiny of their theories. There are 100s if not thousands of climatologists and meteorologists that flatly disagree with not only the conclusions of the global warming cabal but their methodology.
http://www.kusi.com/weather/colemanscorner/19842304.html
http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Widescale+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm
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You might want to peruse this:
http://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/It’s a rundown of dozens of skeptic claims, including many of your own (it’s the sun, C02 higher in the past, natural cycles, and on and on) along with evidence to debunk each objection.
I agree with the point made above, that skeptics’ main objection is the cost of preventing climate change vs the perceived benefits. That is a reasonable question and one worth debating. It’s too bad that point gets overshadowed by global conspiracy theories.
June 25, 2009 at 2:28 PM #420153afx114ParticipantIf you think China and India aren’t aware of the chaos — both political and humanitarian — that rising sea levels would have in their countries, you are kidding yourself. They have a lot more people living near sea level than we do.
I’m curious — if a giant meteor was on a path to Earth and the governments of the world said they had to tax each family to develop and deploy a device to destroy the meteor and save the planet, how much would you and your family be willing to pay?
Yes, it is an extreme analogy, and no, I’m not comparing climate change to a meteor. I’m just trying to figure out what price we would put on saving the only place in the universe that we are able to exist.
June 25, 2009 at 2:28 PM #420385afx114ParticipantIf you think China and India aren’t aware of the chaos — both political and humanitarian — that rising sea levels would have in their countries, you are kidding yourself. They have a lot more people living near sea level than we do.
I’m curious — if a giant meteor was on a path to Earth and the governments of the world said they had to tax each family to develop and deploy a device to destroy the meteor and save the planet, how much would you and your family be willing to pay?
Yes, it is an extreme analogy, and no, I’m not comparing climate change to a meteor. I’m just trying to figure out what price we would put on saving the only place in the universe that we are able to exist.
June 25, 2009 at 2:28 PM #420656afx114ParticipantIf you think China and India aren’t aware of the chaos — both political and humanitarian — that rising sea levels would have in their countries, you are kidding yourself. They have a lot more people living near sea level than we do.
I’m curious — if a giant meteor was on a path to Earth and the governments of the world said they had to tax each family to develop and deploy a device to destroy the meteor and save the planet, how much would you and your family be willing to pay?
Yes, it is an extreme analogy, and no, I’m not comparing climate change to a meteor. I’m just trying to figure out what price we would put on saving the only place in the universe that we are able to exist.
June 25, 2009 at 2:28 PM #420722afx114ParticipantIf you think China and India aren’t aware of the chaos — both political and humanitarian — that rising sea levels would have in their countries, you are kidding yourself. They have a lot more people living near sea level than we do.
I’m curious — if a giant meteor was on a path to Earth and the governments of the world said they had to tax each family to develop and deploy a device to destroy the meteor and save the planet, how much would you and your family be willing to pay?
Yes, it is an extreme analogy, and no, I’m not comparing climate change to a meteor. I’m just trying to figure out what price we would put on saving the only place in the universe that we are able to exist.
June 25, 2009 at 2:28 PM #420883afx114ParticipantIf you think China and India aren’t aware of the chaos — both political and humanitarian — that rising sea levels would have in their countries, you are kidding yourself. They have a lot more people living near sea level than we do.
I’m curious — if a giant meteor was on a path to Earth and the governments of the world said they had to tax each family to develop and deploy a device to destroy the meteor and save the planet, how much would you and your family be willing to pay?
Yes, it is an extreme analogy, and no, I’m not comparing climate change to a meteor. I’m just trying to figure out what price we would put on saving the only place in the universe that we are able to exist.
June 25, 2009 at 2:50 PM #420208lookingagainParticipantAsh Housewares,
The big problem with the site you linked to, if you read the authors “rebuttals” (or at least the ones I looked at) they all basically say “the skeptics have cherry-picked the data to support their claims.” Then he goes on to cherry-pick data to discredit the skeptics!
June 25, 2009 at 2:50 PM #420440lookingagainParticipantAsh Housewares,
The big problem with the site you linked to, if you read the authors “rebuttals” (or at least the ones I looked at) they all basically say “the skeptics have cherry-picked the data to support their claims.” Then he goes on to cherry-pick data to discredit the skeptics!
June 25, 2009 at 2:50 PM #420711lookingagainParticipantAsh Housewares,
The big problem with the site you linked to, if you read the authors “rebuttals” (or at least the ones I looked at) they all basically say “the skeptics have cherry-picked the data to support their claims.” Then he goes on to cherry-pick data to discredit the skeptics!
June 25, 2009 at 2:50 PM #420777lookingagainParticipantAsh Housewares,
The big problem with the site you linked to, if you read the authors “rebuttals” (or at least the ones I looked at) they all basically say “the skeptics have cherry-picked the data to support their claims.” Then he goes on to cherry-pick data to discredit the skeptics!
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