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Global Farce!
Finally this story is starting to really break.
The IPCC Is a total crock! Quote:
click for the rest of the story! Weather Channel Founder: Sue Al Gore for Fraud I sure hope that Al Gore goes down in flames, and is then brought up on charges of fraud! Quote:
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let me get this out of the way: A.G is a ******bag, and is certainly not worthy of being a Nobel Laureate. his concept of 'carbon credits' while flying on jet planes and having 4000+ sq ft temp controlled houses are absolutely a real farce.
this is in regards to their 2001 report - not the one Al-baby is behind. But you mean they used scales that emphazied their points?! Oh Noes, unbelievable?! notice that Mr Wegman doesn't state that the IPCC conclusions are wrong, just that their methodologies are suspect... Quote:
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This is great. I had read about the top article some time ago and numerous others like it.
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WOW, mainstream coverage of the Global warming farce!! Finally!!!!
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Büchenbach, DE, Bayern
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The whole premise that we can accurately predict climate trends is completely and utterly ridiculous.
Meteorologists can't reliably forecast 72 hours ahead so how can any speculation be made on trends 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, or 100 years from now. There are too many variables, most of which we have idea even exist.
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"Sandstorms inflict damage of about $540 million per year, and losses of crops and forests due to acid rain amount to about $730 million per year. More serious are the $6 billion costs of the "green wall" of trees being built to shield Beijing against sand and dust, and the $7 billion per year of losses created by pest species. We enter the zone of impressive numbers when we consider the onetime cost of the 1996 floods ($27 billion, but still cheaper than the 1998 floods), the annual direct losses due to desertification ($42 billion), and the annual losses due to water and air pollution ($54 billion). The combination of the latter two items alone costs China the equivalent of 14% of its GDP each year." - Jared Diamond, Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed |
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and "meteorologists" that you see on TV are more actors than scientists... |
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Sure you can look back thousands of years (only 6,000 if you're a creationist though) but past performance is no indicator of future performance and it leaves out several important factors number one of which is man and his impact, or lack of impact, on the environment. We also don't have any data on solar activity.
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"Sandstorms inflict damage of about $540 million per year, and losses of crops and forests due to acid rain amount to about $730 million per year. More serious are the $6 billion costs of the "green wall" of trees being built to shield Beijing against sand and dust, and the $7 billion per year of losses created by pest species. We enter the zone of impressive numbers when we consider the onetime cost of the 1996 floods ($27 billion, but still cheaper than the 1998 floods), the annual direct losses due to desertification ($42 billion), and the annual losses due to water and air pollution ($54 billion). The combination of the latter two items alone costs China the equivalent of 14% of its GDP each year." - Jared Diamond, Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed |
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well I wasn't about to say 10's of thousands of years for just that exact argument as it takes away from the real issue.
but as they look back they can look at every heat/cool cycle that has already happened, noted those temperatures and compared them to what has happend in the past century, as an example. the rise in average temperature is occuring at a faster rate than it has ever in the past. there are billions invested into computer models that can acurately predict physics and fluid dynamics why is it so hard to believe that the same can be done for Anthropogenic climate change? |
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Several years ago, the Discovery Channel dug up a frozen mammoth that had been exposed due to "global warming". Are we to assume that mammoths were great ice burrowers or that he died on the ground and was covered in ice during a natural cooling period. Or, maybe the SUV's of the dinosaur period had it real warm then too.
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Sure we do, and global temperature correlates very closely to solar activity.
Forget Global Warming... Welcome to the new Ice Age Quote:
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So what if global warming is a farce (it's not but for the sake of argument I'll pretend)? What does that mean to you as an individual? You can continue on in your wasteful ways in bliss knowing you're causing no harm to the planet?
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Chief of the brain police
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secondly the data does exist. Quote:
so one ice core sample can give accurate temperature data for up to 800,000 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_core and in regards to the temp change negating previous discoveries Quote:
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Ooh, good stuff. I'll be back after I get a chance to go through it.
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