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Weird weather in any directions is actually evidence of global warming (or more accurately, global climate change) and that said... yesterday in Rogers, Arkansas, it was 70 degrees. Today, it's 29. Crazy.
Warming is still accurate. Warming is Energy as far as weather patterns are concerned. I think some people associate the term with a gentle rise of a couple of degrees all over across the board. They don't see that all warmth would increase in intensity as a result of putting more energy into the great engine of global weather..
Well it usually has snowed several inches here in southern WV several times but we haven't seen any as of now and it was in the mid 60's today.I think I am one of a few wanting the snow,I think it makes it feel more like the christmas season.
I have read that 1 signature of Global Climate Change is that where it's cold-it will get colder and where it's warm-it will get warmer.
The signs of global warming are getting so broad, that it's beginning to look ridiculous. It reminds me of fire and brimstone religious people taking any and all crisis's as a sign of the coming apocalypse.
I'll say it one time.
READ MY LIPS:There is no such thing as global warming!
I won't go into my reasons because it would open up a can of political worms.
It's already been proven that the "scientists" made up statistics about it.
Rich
I'm sorry but if you're not a scientist, you're no expert, so you cannot claim to know for sure and if you can't go onto it for political reasons then you truly do not know for sure. Claiming Global Climate change is a hoax is usually the battle cry for Conservatives who do not trust in science anyway.
So you should not be posting this in the first place as you are turning this thread political for your own satisfaction.
As for scientists making it up, that's not entirely true. That was in the news a year or so ago and it was investigated. It was discovered that hackers broke into a server of a British climate research centre and messed with the emails.
Politics aside...., I don't have much faith in the entire concept of warming. Just not enough facts to fit the model. I still recall the 70s study that scientists reported 'global cooling', 'the coming ice age', with equal concern being shown.
Obviously we didn't have the Internet back then, but the scientific community was still as resoundingly convinced this would occur.
Didn't this subject get me a slap on the wrist (and deleted thread) a while back? Man-made global warming is a hoax (but you didn't hear that from me!!), JOHN
Having to chirp in my two cents... My biggest reasoning for NOT buying into global warming comes from one source... an almanac. So long as there have been record highs and lows I find it hard to believe that all of the sudden the end is near as far as warming goes. Anybody ever study up on the "Dust Bowl"? Plus are we as a species so arrogant to think that we can actually change the fate of the Earth when we still can't cure the common cold?
I'm sorry but if you're not a scientist, you're no expert, so you cannot claim to know for sure and if you can't go onto it for political reasons then you truly do not know for sure. Claiming Global Climate change is a hoax is usually the battle cry for Conservatives who do not trust in science anyway.
So you should not be posting this in the first place as you are turning this thread political for your own satisfaction.
As for scientists making it up, that's not entirely true. That was in the news a year or so ago and it was investigated. It was discovered that hackers broke into a server of a British climate research centre and messed with the emails.
Yeah - I think johnmiic has a good point. It seems like you guys are making this thread something it wasn't. But since we're on the topic, there are a few things I just don't get about some of your comments.
I've never heard of a climatologist that didn't think that global warming was happening. I thought the debate was about how man-made CO2s might be contributing to it or if it's strictly a natural part of the Earth's climate cycle.
Either way, global warming will inevitably suck - and we should try to figure out what's happening without the influence of politics mucking up both viewpoints.
The consensus of science so far agrees that CO2s are a likely contributing factor - and I've never heard a reasonable argument for why we shouldn't try to pollute less even if that opinion is wrong.
Didn't this subject get me a slap on the wrist (and deleted thread) a while back? Man-made global warming is a hoax (but you didn't hear that from me!!), JOHN
Not exactly, this planet has warming and cooling. The planet's climate changes all the time. We really can't change that and science is no where near advanced enough to figure out the mechanics of it (something that they don't really want to admit most of the time).
All the climate science (whether it strives to be accurate or not and we now know some don't strive for accuracy but for a specific conclusion because that is where the grant money is) is based on less than 200 years of tracking and a lot of that tracking is inaccurate to begin with due to the shortcomings of methods of the past.
There are limited means of projecting climate history accurately beyond that. Looking at the rings in trees gives some information. Taking C02 readings from deep inside glaciers is another. Neither is enough to give a comprehensive enough view of past climate ages in relation to the climate we have now.
Such shortcomings in tracking the past climate changes and the varying declarations of the "effects" of global warming (some scientists *do* say that it means more extreme cold and hot weather but others say it means more overall hot weather. I have seen the "symptoms" shift through the years) just contribute to people's "common sense" alarms about some of this stuff.
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