Must see: The Great Global Warming Swindle

Discussion in 'Politics' started by just21, Mar 12, 2007.

  1. neophyte321

    neophyte321 Guest


    I'm having a Don Imus moment, my apologies for my mocking attitude. Sometimes I can relieve a days worth of frustration in a few choice words.

    Ours is a remarkably clean environment if you consider that we are not very far removed from the beginning of the industrial age. I live in a megalopolises, with a temporary three hour commute. I spend the drive-time counting wild turkeys, deer, cranes, hawks, etc ...

    Anybody who takes a moments time to contemplate their own morality wants a clean environment and is willing to make sacrifices to make that happen, the question is at what cost? It's basic economics, there is a point where the cost of reducing pollution exceeds the benefits from reducing it. As technology advances the costs of reducing it drop precipitously.

    Any fool can proclaim, "I Want A Clean Environment!", and only a complete fool would say "I don't care if the environment is clean!". I'll fully agree, there are many bone-headed young republicans completely wrong on this issue, and even more liberals completely irrational and unrealistic about it.

    I'm on record as equating global warming with the loch-ness monster, as I sit and wait for a foot of April snow, I think I'm safe. I'm obviously not an expert, and this is my last comment on this very tedious topic. By the way, CO2 is not pollution.
     
    #191     Apr 10, 2007
  2. man

    man

  3. Arnie

    Arnie

    #193     Apr 11, 2007
  4. man

    man

    as far as i know what Mann did does not at all justify
    the terms "debunked" or "retracted". please point me
    to some source on that.

    i would see something more like a heated debate with
    arguments going back and forth:

    http://stephenschneider.stanford.ed....edu/Climate/Climate_Science/Contrarians.html
     
    #194     Apr 11, 2007
  5. man

    man

    and go to minute 37 and tell me what you think about
    it.
     
    #195     Apr 11, 2007
  6. Arnie

    Arnie

  7. Global Cooling drags on and on...

    Weatherman said April is currently tracking as the coldest April in the US in 113 years . Even if there is late month moderation, April 2007 will likely keep the month in the top 7 coldest in history.
     
    #197     Apr 12, 2007
  8. man

    man

  9. man

    man

  10. nitro

    nitro

    Don't worry, the temperature at the South Pole will be 80 degrees Fahrenheit and these guys will be giving you links to how GW is false.

    nitro
     
    #200     Apr 12, 2007