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Eeyore
Boris said:
Yes, I saw it last week on C4. It raised some interesting questions but most of
all I liked the way it debunked the panic about AGW.
Graham
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Eeyore
martin said:
If they're incapable of explaining it properly what do they expect ?
The Guradian's now talking about Antarctica melting,
http://environment.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,,2016243,00.html
yet even Greenland's pretty much untouched ! Indeed some say the ice is getting
thicker because there's more water vapour around to create precipitation. Ditto
Antarctica.
If the Arctic ice melts it's not going to raise sea level as much as an *inch* !
If AGWists scream "Wolf" ad nauseam and nothing happens whose fault is it if
they make their case look stupid ?
How about considering the positive aspects of a warmer climate. It looks good to
me. No heating on here right now for example. That'll reduce my carbon emissions
for starters. Longer growing seasons etc.....
Graham
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OBones
Eeyore said:How about considering the positive aspects of a warmer climate. It looks good to
me. No heating on here right now for example. That'll reduce my carbon emissions
for starters. Longer growing seasons etc.....
Shorter Skiing season, which sucks
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Eeyore
OBones said:Shorter Skiing season, which sucks
That doesn't worry me. I've always been convinced I'd break something if I went
skiing.
Graham
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martin griffith
If they're incapable of explaining it properly what do they expect ?
I was looking at an online science seminar, but the main speaker asked
the journalist audience, of 150, "how many had a science degree?"
Three did. Maybe thats why GW is badly represented in the press, the
press can't understand it!
martin
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Martin Riddle
Boris Mohar said:
Nice, the Gaya Effect. Too bad they wrote him off as a nut. I should find
that PBS program on him.
Cheers
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MassiveProng
Absolutely captivating. Didn't stop watching from the start.
Flipped my mindset and viewpoint. Thank you.
I still think we need big Chlorine scrubbing dirigibles at the South
Pole, but I do not think that we are in some serious trouble any
longer, and what is going on in Africa is appalling. Again, thank you
for that.
Weird how it said that there was only one viewing! I can't believe
I am the only one that has watched it! Can't be true.
PS Your sig signifier doesn't work. Off to enjoy my Earl Grey...
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martin griffith
West Nile Fever, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, Malaria, Dengue areI
How about considering the positive aspects of a warmer climate. It looks good to
me. No heating on here right now for example. That'll reduce my carbon emissions
for starters. Longer growing seasons etc.....
Graham
other advantages
martin
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MassiveProng
If they're incapable of explaining it properly what do they expect ?
The Guradian's now talking about Antarctica melting,
http://environment.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,,2016243,00.html
yet even Greenland's pretty much untouched ! Indeed some say the ice is getting
thicker because there's more water vapour around to create precipitation. Ditto
Antarctica.
If the Arctic ice melts it's not going to raise sea level as much as an *inch* !
If AGWists scream "Wolf" ad nauseam and nothing happens whose fault is it if
they make their case look stupid ?
How about considering the positive aspects of a warmer climate. It looks good to
me. No heating on here right now for example. That'll reduce my carbon emissions
for starters. Longer growing seasons etc.....
Read the comments. The very first one talked about how volcanoes
"only represent 1% of HUMAN contribution to global warming"
Bwuahahahahah... I was unaware that we make volcanoes fart!
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MassiveProng
Shorter Skiing season, which sucks
Go to Saudi Arabia and ski indoors!
I'd rather water ski.
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Jim Thompson
We can already see the "positive" aspects of a warmer climate here
(Southeastern US). Crops that once flourished untouched by insects
are virtually impossible to grow because the lack of a hard freeze
leaves the mold and insect larva intact from season to season. I, for
one, would like a real tomato, not those little cherry thingees, or
that tasteless crap that Florida exports. Haven't seen a real tomato
in close to 10 years now.
Where one stands on global warming is largely a matter of personal
bias or financial bias. The science is saying it is real, and likely
to have very unpleasant consequences.
Ignoring the situation may make you feel better - but when you
consider what is at stake wouldn't it make more sense to err on the
side of caution? Not for you - for those that might want to enjoy the
world you and I leave them.
The only thing I'm confident of is that the "cure" government/industry
impose on the global warming problem - will be just as damaging, or
more damaging, than the problem itself - while being financially
rewarding the corporations that provide the cures.
Personally, I don't think the world is ready to make the sacrifices it
will take to save the planet, and it may be too late now.
It doesn't trouble you that the scientist who first espoused global
warming has reversed his opinion.
As for a "real tomato", you apparently don't know how to shop. I can
buy "legacy tomatoes" at just about every grocery in Phoenix.
...Jim Thompson
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MassiveProng
I, for
one, would like a real tomato, not those little cherry thingees, or
that tasteless crap that Florida exports. Haven't seen a real tomato
in close to 10 years now.
Build greenhouses like they do in Ohio, dipshit!
We have 5 inch diameter beefsteaks that are luscious!
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MassiveProng
The science is saying it is real, and likely
to have very unpleasant consequences.
No. The propaganda is saying that science is saying it is real.
Watch the flic, and see that REAL scientists are saying that it is not
real, and have the proofs.
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MassiveProng
Ignoring the situation may make you feel better - but when you
consider what is at stake wouldn't it make more sense to err on the
side of caution?
Tell that to impoverished South Africans that have no electricity
because of retarded twits like you.
Should we industrialized nations be the only ones with electrical
power?
Why aren't you getting by without using it? Hmmmm?
You're a Hypocrite!
Lemmie guess... you don't think the oceans produce CO2?
Watch the flic, dipshit.
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MassiveProng
Personally, I don't think the world is ready to make the sacrifices it
will take to save the planet, and it may be too late now.
Well, contribute by killing yourself then!
If all you "too late" retards did that, the "problem" would be 100%
solved!
Basically, if it is too late, retards like you won't be able to do
anything about it, and if you all off yourselves, the rest of us won't
care. Either way, the "problem" needs no attention.
So... DO IT, BOY! Go find a rope!
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How about considering the positive aspects of a warmer climate. It looks good to
me. No heating on here right now for example. That'll reduce my carbon emissions
for starters. Longer growing seasons etc.....
We can already see the "positive" aspects of a warmer climate here
(Southeastern US). Crops that once flourished untouched by insects
are virtually impossible to grow because the lack of a hard freeze
leaves the mold and insect larva intact from season to season. I, for
one, would like a real tomato, not those little cherry thingees, or
that tasteless crap that Florida exports. Haven't seen a real tomato
in close to 10 years now.
Where one stands on global warming is largely a matter of personal
bias or financial bias. The science is saying it is real, and likely
to have very unpleasant consequences.
Ignoring the situation may make you feel better - but when you
consider what is at stake wouldn't it make more sense to err on the
side of caution? Not for you - for those that might want to enjoy the
world you and I leave them.
The only thing I'm confident of is that the "cure" government/industry
impose on the global warming problem - will be just as damaging, or
more damaging, than the problem itself - while being financially
rewarding the corporations that provide the cures.
Personally, I don't think the world is ready to make the sacrifices it
will take to save the planet, and it may be too late now.
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martin griffith
but crapAbsolutely captivating.
http://www.jri.org.uk/news/Critique_Channel4_Global_Warming_Swindle.pdf
martin
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MassiveProng
It doesn't trouble you that the scientist who first espoused global
warming has reversed his opinion.
I found that quite telling. You are talking about the co-founder of
Greenpeace, right? Very telling! He said that it is specifically
political propaganda. Clamoring for a piece of the $2B allotment...
As for a "real tomato", you apparently don't know how to shop. I can
buy "legacy tomatoes" at just about every grocery in Phoenix.
Arizona has enough brains to build greenhouses OR they don't have the
same mold/larva issues.
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