Post by Godot showed up on Feb 14, 2010 22:33:52 GMT -5
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When are you global warming/C02 nuts going to give it up, or at least open your minds? I mean those of you who don't have the obvious p0olitical motive of just impoverishing Western Industrialized nations and the US especially, and actually have believed this baloney?
Ten years ago I said, many times, that, in time, true science would win. In time, this hoax would become unsustainable.
We've always known that the earth has at times been much hotter and much colder, long antedating man's appearance on earth. Never mind the Medieval Maximum. The Upper Cretaceous (about 86 million years ago)was about 10 degrees hotter than present day on average. 700 million years ago we probably had sea ice at the equator. Earth's climate has varied hugely for many different reasons, and there's no reason it shouldn't continue to do so--and, by the way, if I were looking for reasons for a changing climate (if the climate did indeed seem to be altering), I'd think first about tectonic reasons.
When are you global warming/C02 nuts going to give it up, or at least open your minds? I mean those of you who don't have the obvious p0olitical motive of just impoverishing Western Industrialized nations and the US especially, and actually have believed this baloney?
Ten years ago I said, many times, that, in time, true science would win. In time, this hoax would become unsustainable.
We've always known that the earth has at times been much hotter and much colder, long antedating man's appearance on earth. Never mind the Medieval Maximum. The Upper Cretaceous (about 86 million years ago)was about 10 degrees hotter than present day on average. 700 million years ago we probably had sea ice at the equator. Earth's climate has varied hugely for many different reasons, and there's no reason it shouldn't continue to do so--and, by the way, if I were looking for reasons for a changing climate (if the climate did indeed seem to be altering), I'd think first about tectonic reasons.