Originally Posted by Scrum Holy tin-foil hat! Global warming is a rent control conspiracy? I think I may have heard everything now. And this line...is total bullshit. Emergencies are used by anyone in power to control the masses. Trying to pin this behavior on "liberals" is ignorant. Look at the ...
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| Originally Posted by Scrum
I don't buy this either. No plot is needed, although people will benefit when they can. A sucker is an easy mark, and liberals are as easy as any fundamentalist Christian if you hit the right buttons. People will take advantage of global warming hype, including leftists who have ignored the polution of the Soviet Union and China since the 70's. But they don't direct the global warming idea. That is driven by the mindless human impulse to act like lemmings and can be demonstrated at anytime in human history. It is nothing new. Little people who think the fate of the Universe is in their hands.
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| Originally Posted by WickedLou9 I agree in a way, and don't get me wrong i do know that global warming is real. But even if Man is effecting the planets natural cycle of the icecaps melting and eventually coming back then, freezing more to make an "ice-age", the difference is moot. The earth changes all the time. It's never looked like this before and it probably wont look like this ever again. You see the earth has the "ability" if you will to adapt to almost anything. mans contribution to the increased co2 levels isn't going to kill the planet but it may make it more unpleasant for the next few (i use this word because i don't know when the ice caps will completely melt) years. once the icecaps melt it will begin to cool the planet because the cold water gets into the ocean currents. and this of course will lead to an ice age. So true global warming is happening but it is the natural course of the planet.
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| Originally Posted by BlackWatch
I think most of us recognize that the earth will still be here no matter what we do. I'm not so arrogant as to think that we wil ruin the planet for all life forever. It's more a matter of wanting to avoid unneccesary hardships. | ||||
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| We have no choice in that either. It's a sun and volcano thing. The human contribution is less than one percent last I looked. (I think I remember it was 0.27%) That's from the REAL "climate" scientists though not the political dirtbags that just lend their names to any old thing without even knowing what it is. Actually as I understand it, their names were added without their permissions and several of them had to bring law suits to get their names removed. Last edited by Tessy; 03-29-2008 at 04:08 AM. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by 6SpeedTA95 the reason its not being discussed is becuase its nonsense. this author first grabbed data from anthony watts blog listing weather data and then proceeded to discern for himself what this data meant, mis-attributing it to watts. watts then called to correct them and ask WTF and for whatever reason it took some eight hours for the author to amend his article, long after it was sent along the intertubes.
Originally Posted by 6SpeedTA95 no. from the watts blog...
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| People who keep on talking about this "consensus" BS make me want to punch something. First of all, there is no "consensus" view within the scientific community that man is the primary cause of the most recent warming trend. There are thousands of respected climatologists and other scientists out there who not only refute man's role in climate change, but also dispute the warming properties of CO2 altogether. CO2 is inert, invisible, and is a TRACE ELEMENT, comrising LESS THAN HALF OF ZERO POINT ONE PERCENT OF THE ATMOSPHERE!!!!!! It is highly unlikely that a gas that is precent in such trace amounts can have such a significant impact on the Earth's temperature, especially when compared to other forces like the Sun's activity. There is an excellent article on this subject by Weather Channel founder and global warming sceptic Joe Coleman. John Coleman's Comments Before the San Diego Chamber of Commerce | KUSI - News, Weather and Sports - San Diego, CA | Coleman's Corner | ||||
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| Originally Posted by imind SLAM!
No wonder the deniers ran from this thread. Imind ended it with one post. Brilliant work. I don't often see a post of such brilliance. The deniers ran like scared mice. This, to me, is one of the best things I've ever seen on the internets tubes. Bravo, sir. This thread was an interesting read. I gained some insight into the minds of the ACC deniers. I still haven't come close to figuring them out, but I learned a little about why they think they way they think. I do wish Ian W had stuck around the forum, though. I would have liked to discuss this with him. He seemed intelligent and honest, two traits sorely lacking in most ACC deniers! ![]() Originally Posted by C4Casey Welcome to the forum, C4Casey! There is a consensus, sorry. You may disagree with it, but it exists.
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| The Clowns are about to be dethroned because there is a greater social issue involved. The universities, the politicians, the judges who have all jumped on the "Global Warming" band wagon are in trouble. As the earth starts to cool, crop failures mount, energy needed to heat homes goes through the roof, the credibility and the authority of all the above is gone. How can anyone hope to be respected or obeyed after being so wrong on such an important issue? This will not be a little screw up. This will be a monumental screw up. Fools do not get respect nor are they obeyed. How does one respect any politician who has backed Global Warming and used it as a tool to strip Americans of freedoms and to push them down economically? How does one respect any university or environmental group or public figures endorsing "Global Warming". Many of these people have been the one's pointing to Europe's smaller CO2 footprint and had pushed to ban nuclear reactors while oblivious to the fact that Europe and Japan generate much of their energy with nuclear reactors. These are the same people who have screamed America is flooding the world with KILLER CO2; yet, they have done nothing to limit immigration into the very nation generating the CO2 and have actively condemned China for controlling force ably the birthrate which by their standard is helping to save the earth from KILLER CO2. A serious cool down will be the nail in the coffin of these institutions and leaders and intellectuals pushing this nonsense. If people start to starve and die because of the disasters that surely follow a "cool down", they may find themselves in even more uncomfortable circumstances as the laws are changed to punish and humiliate these fools who have done the same to all who have tried to engage them in open debate! It will be an interesting and history changing time which will not go the way those busily dismantling the Constitution to further socialism have envisioned if history is any guide of what will come. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by AMTR What on god's earth are you talking about? The earth isn't cooling.
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| Two more "facts" that climate change skeptics will have to remove from thier arsenal. Case against climate change discredited by study - Climate Change, Environment - The Independent AFP: Warm winds comfort climate change models: study | ||||
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| For the past decade it has been, although minimally. And most studies and research I've seen has shown they expect it to for up to another decade and possibly at a more pronounced rate. Scientists who subscribe to the global warming theory acknowledge this, they're just trying to explain it. So far the common response has been "We never said it was going to keep warming forever and after this cooling period it could get hotter again if we don't continue to regulate CO2."
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| Originally Posted by JaJae NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - NOAA: Global Temperature Seventh Warmest for Spring, Eighth Warmest for May
Global sea temperature drop 'was artificial' - Telegraph Global Land Temperature Warmest On Record In March 2008 | ||||
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| Without clicking through them: - Monthly and seasonal records don't mean much on the global scale. If we can't take years of declining global temperatures to make a point you surely can't use one month to make a point. - Sea Temperatures aren't global temperatures. If you take the last ten years or so you see a stagnant global temperature by every major set of data we have available. And depending on what year the graphs start you can actually see a slight decline in global temperature. The fact is we haven't witnessed any global warming this past decade and global warming advocates are trying to figure out how to get around that. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by JaJae You all keep saying that stuff and I can't find any data that supports it. Believe me I am looking. It does not seem to be there.
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| Global Warming Frequently Asked Questions Recent analyses of temperature trends in the lower and mid- troposphere (between about 2,500 and 26,000 ft.) using both satellite and radiosonde (weather balloon) data show warming rates that are similar to those observed for surface air temperatures. These warming rates are consistent with their uncertainties and these analyses reconcile a discrepancy between warming rates noted on the IPCC Third Assessment Report (U.S. Climate Change Science Plan Synthesis and Assessment Report 1.1).There has been a general, but not global, tendency toward reduced diurnal temperature range (DTR: the difference between daily high or maximum and daily low or minimum temperatures) over about 70% of the global land mass since the middle of the 20th century. However, for the period 1979-2005 the DTR shows no trend since the trend in both maximum and minimum temperatures for the same period are virtually identical; both showing a strong warming signal. A variety of factors likely contribute to this change in DTR, particularly on a regional and local basis, including changes in cloud cover, atmospheric water vapor, land use and urban effects. Indirect indicators of warming such as borehole temperatures, snow cover, and glacier recession data, are in substantial agreement with the more direct indicators of recent warmth. Evidence such as changes in glacial mass balance (the amount of snow and ice contained in a glacier) is useful since it not only provides qualitative support for existing meteorological data, but glaciers often exist in places too remote to support meteorological stations. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by WickedLou9 Almost all of the data supports it. From 1998 we actually had an insignificant amount of global cooling. Since 2002 we've plateaued.
Your graphs are all well and good, but ocean temps and individual stratosphere temps do not correlate to the actual global temperature. Those graphs are typically a bit harder to find and I'm too lazy to search. But NASA, the IPCC and every major climate data group that I'm aware of recognizes the current trends and they're trying to figure out why it is happening. They've even, gasp, started attributing it to less solar activity. Which is something their opponents have been blaming the warming on for some time. They're now saying CO2 is very, very important, but there are other factors like the sun we have to take into consideration. | ||||
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