But at any rate, with enough evidence presented in this thread alone that challenges the statements of many TOP SCIENTISTS who are 100% certain that man is heating up the planet... do you see why I call them crackpots?
Not because they are wrong, necessarily. But because it s impossible to be 100% certain and irresponsible to say that they are.
Climate Change (fka man-made global warming)
And I'm saying "Yeah, possibly. But I get angry about propagandists and so-called scientist spreading false information."Just saying... "humans affect the environment."
Domes are expensive.
You get offended when bad economic pronciple is put into play. I get angry when people who don't know basic scientific concepts pretend that they do, or do understand them and ignore them anyway.
"Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid."
The scary part is that the Gore's are spouting both at the same time.You get offended when bad economic pronciple is put into play. I get angry when people who don't know basic scientific concepts pretend that they do, or do understand them and ignore them anyway.
And Al Gore says we only have 9 years and 212 days to save ourselves.
"... and then I was forced to walk the Trail of Tears." - Elizabeth Warren
So, I just saw on the Discovery channel that there are over 100,000 active volcanos on the deep sea floor. If the 286 on the surface are putting out around 1% of the greenhouse gasses that nature adds to the mix, then those should increase that output by a factor of 350. The ocean absorbs a lot of it, I'm sure, but some of that has to be seeping out.
No, I'm not backtracking, Catt, I'm just pondering. I think there's still a lot of factors that the TOP scientists don't necessarily take into account.
No, I'm not backtracking, Catt, I'm just pondering. I think there's still a lot of factors that the TOP scientists don't necessarily take into account.
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For example, a few times a year pockets of destablisied methane hydrate release a few million cubic tons of methane into the atmosphere in the space of a few hours. There's a few milliontrillion cubic tons of this stuff buried under the ocean, it's naturally occuring, and it's not mankind that causes it to release. I don't think I've ever heard this phenomenon discussed by climatologists.
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For example, a few times a year pockets of destablisied methane hydrate release a few million cubic tons of methane into the atmosphere in the space of a few hours. There's a few milliontrillion cubic tons of this stuff buried under the ocean, it's naturally occuring, and it's not mankind that causes it to release. I don't think I've ever heard this phenomenon discussed by climatologists.
That's the current leading theory behind disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle. They ran through some methane in plane engines... they stalled. They blew some (scale to size) massive bubbles under ships... sank. And that region is known for its massive methane pockets.
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"Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid."
Another top scientist says Al Gore's an idiot.
Can I start using the "God made it that way" argument in science debates now?
Even among those arguing, there is general agreement that we can't attribute any particular hurricane to global warming. To be sure, there is one exception, Greg Holland of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., who argues that it must be global warming because he can't think of anything else.
Can I start using the "God made it that way" argument in science debates now?
"... and then I was forced to walk the Trail of Tears." - Elizabeth Warren
Hurricane strengths trending upwards possibly because recording is more accurate than in the past.
Uh oh.
"Is there even still debate about this?" ~Al Gore.
Uh oh.
"Is there even still debate about this?" ~Al Gore.
"Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid."
Yeah, funny how the press may have been concerned with the flooding of a city, or something.Plus there's the media hype. Last I heard, Katrina wasn't event a Catagory 4. It was a 3 (after evaluating the data "after the fact"). That retraction didn't get near the coverage that the hurricane Cat 4 did.
It's not me, it's someone else.
That was less about the power of the storm and far more about the long-term corruption of Louisiana state and local governments. Nonetheless, some still blame Bush and the fact that he hates black people.Yeah, funny how the press may have been concerned with the flooding of a city, or something.
If Bush were really as powerful as some people seem to think he is, there'd be a whole lot fewer Democrats around (and more prayer in schools).
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