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When looking at any set of data, it is important to take notice of inflection points. There are several studies now that indicate the inflection point occurred at the start of the industrial age. While we can argue whether this is an artifact due to other causes, we should consider the impact of different paths. For example, if you believe that climate change is not real, you can assign it a value of 1 (out of 10) However, that doesn't change the potential impact which would be very large. (10) . In a failure mode analysis, you would apply the resources to make sure that the negative impact doesn't happen. All the glib statements about Fred Flintstone's SUV will not help if the impact of climate change really occurs. Conversely, what happens if we take steps to minimize climate change? We will have spent resources on solar and wind power which will make us less dependent on fossil fuels. In addition, our cities will have fewer IC engines contributing to air pollution. To me, taking steps to reduce CO2 emissions is a much less risky path for the coming generations.
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In the 1960's Global Cooling was the new WORRY of the climate group, they were on most radio stations spreading FEAR that the ice cap was growing so fast it would flip the world off its axis. Find out how they solved that state of "PANIC" and DIAL IT BACK THE 0.02 deg. You are concerned about.. |
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Why is this rant allowed? |
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PS: I don't concur with that opinion, but I'll defend his right to express it |
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Science is not political, unless we make it so. And as soon as we make it so, we cheapen it. |
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First, scientific data is the "agent" that first brought the fact of human effect on climate change, NOT politics. Second, politics IS likely an "agent" behind deniers narrative. |
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I think it’s a bunch of Hooie. When Al Gore made his hundreds of millions of dollars our present administration thought they would get some of our tax dollars too! 50 to 70 yrs. ago there were 130,000 glaziers & today there’s still
130,000 glaziers this is just a hundred yr. cycle. I say don’t fall for it. We would have to get the whole world to go along with us & you know that’ll never happen. But your article makes since. This is just a money grab BS! |
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Report: Al Gore's net worth at $200 million - CBS News Where Al Gore got his $200 million. |
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How Reliable Are Weather Forecasts? | NOAA SciJinks – All About Weather |
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I sent GE a PM saying I'm done posting the truth about Climate Change. Well, since he and another misinformed individual seem to be hijacking this thread, I will repost what I already have posted and will continue to do this when I see them doing it again:
I see there are some posters here who continually trumpet the false narrative that Climate Change is a hoax like their buddy Donald Trump and other climate-change deniers. My and others have pointed them to those who are expert and organizations which specialize in the science of climate change and yet they continually look for exceptions that suggest they are right and those who have studied the environment and the science about how it functions are wrong. They say those who claim Climate Change is happening have an agenda. Well, I'd like to know what their motive is? If anyone has a motive to deny it, it's those who are causing it: the fossil fuel industry. Why? Because it's going to affect their bottomline and in essence end their obscene profits. Tell me, what motive does a scientist have in maintaining the narrative of Climate Change. Do they stand to make more money from it? Are they getting paid by corporate entities and foundations supported by the fossil fuel industry which does pay scientists to lie about climate change? No, they have no motive. They aren't getting paid. They are simply telling the truth. But no matter what we tell these deniers, they insist on ignoring it. Why? Because they refuse to accept the world is changing. But that is life; it is constantly changing and evolving. Just look at human society today. I'm not saying it's better or worse, but can you imagine same sex marriages 50 years ago? Climate Change is happening, worldwide -- by the way, the anomaly sometimes mentioned about Greenland in the Middle Ages was region specific and not global. Here's a few of the anthropogenic (human-caused) climate change denying rebuttals: 1. It's caused by changes in heat from the sun -- debunked, the sun is actually giving off less heat; in turn, they then say an Ice Age is approaching 2.There have been periods when the earth's atmosphere was hotter -- yes, but they occurred after some catastrophic event like the earth colliding with an asteroid, like the one that killed off the dinosaurs 3. CO2 does not create heat -- yes, but it seals it in the atmosphere, which is its Green House Effect (GHE) 4. The Antarctic icecap is growing -- yes, but that's a superficial effect of the warming that is increasing a thin layer of snow but the actual truth is that it's melting the eons old icebergs are decreasing. 5. Weather is variable and there always have been extreme weather events -- yes, but the extreme weather events have begun to show a pattern of increasing intensity because of the increased moisture caused by the warming, especially in the oceans. For instance, while the number of hurricanes has not increased, their intensity and the damage they cause has increased because of the increased moisture caused by the warming. 6. While the earth does undergo changes, never in geological history (except for catastrophic events like an asteroid hitting the earth) has the warming increased so fast as it has since the advent of the Industrial Revolution, and the pace of this warming has become even faster in recent years. Why do you think the following has been occurring: A. Record breaking high temperatures in Siberia B. The melting of the icebergs at the poles and the melting of the permafrost in Greenland and Siberia C. Global outbreaks of wild forest fires D. Global drying up of massive lakes E. Rising sea levels, especially in the southern hemisphere F. Displacement of wildlife and disruption of their living patterns, causing many extinctions G. Because of these changes to the ecosystem, some believe it's causing greater susceptibility to pandemics. Go to NASA, the NOAA websites. See what the scientists are saying. Watch the weather channel. Watch some videos online showing how the rising sea levels are causing poor people in the southern hemisphere to migrate, that show the melting icebergs and permafrost, that show the now navigable Arctic Ocean and decreasing habitat of the polar bears. There are plenty of videos showing this. But how will the Climate Deniers respond to this? Just complain about rising gas prices, sit in their cars in parking lots with the motor running, not try to conserve or recycle. Hey, we're all going to die some day so why should we worry about the future of our planet or those who come after us. The problem is they don't care and they are offended that someone is trying to make them change. Whatever. I and others have tried to get them to listen, but they won't. That's human nature. |
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Good post about Climate Change.
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There are thousands and thousands of peer reviewed scientific articles backing climate change. These are articles to which recognized experts are willing to lend their name in support of the conclusions presented in the articles. This is what serves as the basis in modern scientific thought.
To date, I do not believe there are ANY peer reviewed articles in reputable scientific publications supporting climate deniers. That leads to the result that climate deniers are mere charlatans espousing their own opinion not supported by experts in the scientific community. Can any climate deniers (some of whom are found in the Villages so-called "science" clubs) cite any peer review article supporting their position in any reputable scientific publication? |
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Politics is what showed us that it is inconvenient because it affects the bottom line of its constituents. Politics is notoriously dishonest. Everyone knows that because it does not fight for truth, but only self interest. Science only has one agenda to determine the facts, to learn what is true. Sometimes politics can pollute science by making it political and spreading lies. But that's the subjective nature of politics not science whose nature is objectivity. |
Again, what will climate change theorists clamor about if the newly announce fusion energy discovery is a home run?
Want to know what raises my eyebrows? Huge tracks of beautiful, farmable land gobbled up by rows and rows of wind turbines and solar panels. Who cares about climate change if we’re unable to produce enough food? |
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Denier?
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You continue to accuse the USGS of no longer reporting when it is evident from your link that the USGS never provided yearly reporting at all. This has been brought to your attention twice before yet you disregard that and continue to misrepresent the facts. |
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The "Denier" name is made up by and used by fear mongers to slander those that do not believe the government-supported 'studies' that claim the so-called "vaccines" are effective. This whole vaccine program is a power and control grab by goverment(sic). Some on this thread believe both statements. Some on this thread appear to wholeheartedly agree with the first but have spent endless paragraphs disputing the second. I disagree with the second which causes me to sincerely question the first due to the essentially identical arguments. |
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I prefer the term Global Warming because it shows the direct cause and effect between glaciers melting and rising ocean levels - between heating the earth and earthworm habitat moving steadily northward. The term GW better describes the increased absorption of CO2 into ocean water and bleaching and killing reef coral, which is a building block for fish species and the fishing industry. That is a good example of human fossil fuel combustion activity where humans are THEIR OWN worst enemy. |
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