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Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: Shivetya
of course its man made...... MAN MADE UP
The real trick is, there is no money in it, research or fixing it, if it were not man made, so what result did you think they would come up with?
Ding ding, global warming has become a big industry for govt researchers. Who the hell is going to come out with findings that will eliminate their job?
If anybody can explain to me why we have more ice on greenland now than they did 1000 years ago and tell me 1000 years ago man caused that warming trend. Then maybe Ill start to really believe in the new religion called Man Made Global Warming.
Otherwise this whole idea we can alter the climate so it doesnt warm sounds about as futile as pissing into the wind. The Earths climate has moved up and down in temperature for billions of years. Only the ego of man can conclude the latest seesaw effect is his own doing and he can stop it.
Do some volume calculations, just simple 'order of magnitude' stuff, and you will see that the CO2 we produce is capable of affecting worldwide levels, and therefore of altering solar energy absorption/reflection ratios.
Methane worries me more, why dont people attack this more?
My theory of course is methane is a byproduct of everybody, not just western nations. Cattle herds in a 3rd world country, we cant be limiting 3rd world progress. Only those ebil western countries with a lot of wealth.
My understanding of Co2 deposits in ice samples is the warming trend happens several decades or centuries after the rise in Co2. In other words the correlation is very small and possible non-existent all together.
We have been putting out substantial CO2 for 'several decades' or more precisely for at least a century - we haven't seen the results of our current CO2 levels yet.
So you are saying that there is a lag between CO2 emissions and actual effects? Does it somehow take 20 years for CO2 emitted today to filter up to the atmosphere to effect us? I'd love to know why you think that what we have done recently hasn't been felt.
Further, I'd love to see your CO2 emissions graph that shows worldwide CO2 levels for the last 100 years, showing exactly how much has been released and that we have had "substantial" amounts since then.
Considering that cars were a novelty in 1907 and weren't even mass produced for another year, planes had only been around for 4 years, and while there were lots of factories, they weren't as numerous in other countries. I know there are studies which have attempted at correlating fossil fuels with emissions, but they don't show aggregate amounts, nor total effect on the planet.
Please provide proof. Otherwise, stop being a fearmongerer.
