Originally posted by: Legend
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
Originally posted by: Rainsford
Global warming is only a "scare tactic" if you failed 8th grade science. The overall impact might be slightly in dispute, as well as the timeframe we need to worry about it...but the range of reasonable scientific opinions goes from "a few decades" to "several decades". It IS real and it IS something we need to think about sooner or later. And it's more properly called global climate change, as it's very possible the end result will be cooling in some areas. As for oil prices, again, it's merely a question of when we're going to get knocked on our ass, not a question of whether or not oil will last forever.
As for the general question, I'd go with BoberFett...scared people are more likely to do what you say.
once again i would like to compare the 150 yrs of weather data we have with the millions of years not accounted for on this graph
btw who made that global warming movie?
Oh it was Al Gore who has many years of expertise in meteorology along with being a fortune teller...
you are telling me that doesnt scare people
FFS The Birds scared people...
They're accounting for tens of thousands of years in the past by taking samples from either antarctic or Greenland (I'm not sure which) which shows the C02 levels, which correlate with temperature. These are hard scientific facts that only political scientists have disputed.
Al Gore's movie did have a bunch of needless partisan jabs.
The problem with Global warming is not just than the temperature will rise a few degrees in 100 years, but that global climate is going to change. Places that were wet may become dry and vice versa.
People that go "oh it's so hot today, must be global warming" are probably blind faith democrats, and don't really understand global warming.
If you look at both political parties objectively, you'll find that they're both full of sh1t and use scare tactics.