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psili 01-11-2007 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 11712772)
Here Ill save some time by quoting myself.

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2. Urban spread. Theres a billion or so miles of concrete and asphalt we didn't have 100 years ago. 3. They are recording the temperatures around all that concrete, and not the fields and forests that used to be there. Simple as that.
Thus, the concrete makes it warmer where there was none before, right? Your basically saying that concrete makes it warmer, are you not?

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Ozone layer? What happened with that? Did it shrink?
From wikipedia: "Ozone levels, over the northern hemisphere, have been dropping by 4% per decade. Over approximately 5% of the Earth's surface, around the north and south poles, much larger (but seasonal) declines have been seen; these are the ozone holes."

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How bout soil errosion? What happened with that?
Simple google search turns up this quote: "Soil erosion is the #1 source of pollution to surface water in Maine. "

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Deforestation.
Still going on; again from wikipedia: "The largest cause as of 2006 is slash-and-burn activity in tropical forests. "


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Isn't it obvious man's kind of fucking around with the planet and that it could be causing some changes?

Peaches 01-11-2007 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix (Post 11712839)
we are a very effective catalyst

CO2 levels going through the roof...will bring a temperature rise

who knows exactly what happens when you sway outside the natural temperature levels....we would be well advised not tot test the waters with bravado and not to discount ourselves out of being able to destroy our planet

Actually if you READ the news, you'll see that the warm/cold oddities of this season are due to El Nino.

And aren't you the one talking about buying your wife an SUV? Buy her a bike :)

DWB 01-11-2007 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11712751)
The earth has been thawing and freezing and rethawing and refreezing for millions and millions of years.


Yes.

But research shows that we are speeding it up now at a rate faster than ever. Another ice age will come sooner or later, but I don't want to rush it.

crockett 01-11-2007 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by psili (Post 11712777)
And those cycles impact life at the time how?


I see CO in your location I assume that is Colorado. Much of the drinking water in the mid west comes from the mountains ice packs. Due to global warming these ice packs that give you drinking water are melting at a very fast pace.

As they melt there will be less and less drinking water available. I think it's something like 3/4 of the water in the Us comes from mountain ice packs. Same is true for much of the rest of the world. Guess what no more ice packs equals no more drinking water.

That's just one tiny little thing that it will affect.

Peaches 01-11-2007 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 11712885)
Yes.

But research shows that we are speeding it up now at a rate faster than ever. Another ice age will come sooner or later, but I don't want to rush it.

"faster rate than ever"? There were scientists back 600 million years ago writing down info on how fast/slow the earth was warming/thawing? Best we can do is educated guesses, but we're so smart, we still don't know what killed the dinosaurs.

Peaches 01-11-2007 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 11712892)
Guess what no more ice packs equals no more drinking water.

That's just one tiny little thing that it will affect.

Google "desalination"

crockett 01-11-2007 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11712909)
Google "desalination"

umm yea you know a big word. Now go do some research on that word and you will find out how expensive and time consuming the process is.. Much less how hard and expensive it would be to pump water from the coastal areas into the mid-west where most of our food is grown.

directfiesta 01-11-2007 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11712875)
oddities of this season are due to El Nino.

Damn !!!!

Let's liberate who ever El Nino tortures and hang him !!!! :mad:

I am sure that El Nino the terrorist is jealous of our nice cold weather, and has some WMD ( Weather Massive Dildo ) that he can use in 15 minutes ...

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude 01-11-2007 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11712897)
Best we can do is educated guesses, but we're so smart, we still don't know what killed the dinosaurs.

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ThunderBalls 01-11-2007 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 11712892)
I see CO in your location I assume that is Colorado. Much of the drinking water in the mid west comes from the mountains ice packs. Due to global warming these ice packs that give you drinking water are melting at a very fast pace.

As they melt there will be less and less drinking water available. I think it's something like 3/4 of the water in the Us comes from mountain ice packs. Same is true for much of the rest of the world. Guess what no more ice packs equals no more drinking water.

That's just one tiny little thing that it will affect.

Actually the drinking water comes from snow, not ice packs. During the years when we have little snowfall in the mountains are the years we suffer droughts. There are very little ice packs, as you call it in the Rocky Mountains.

But global warming is a fact, its funny that the ones that think different are Bush supporters. :1orglaugh

sicone 01-11-2007 03:19 PM

50 globally warmed ass's

Pleasurepays 01-11-2007 03:20 PM

the earth is around 4.5 billion years old and most people are basing arguments on weather patterns over a few decades. you dont need a doctorates in math to understand the problems with that.

_Richard_ 01-11-2007 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 11712787)
Believe me Im well read on the subject. Trying to rationalize on gfy is like trying to explain astrophysics to to a 2 year old. :winkwink:

have you watched an inconvenient truth?

you do know that one of six ice shelfs in canada just broke off in under a hour? Shelfs that have been there for far longer than 100 years.

if you're so sure that everything is fine, that this is a bunch of evil "propaganda" that the politicians or whoever are rolling out to make a couple more billion dollars in "quick fixes", why are you even discussing it? So everyone here feels better about the global warming problem?

If you really really want, you can fly to vancouver, and i can show you trees that are budding in january. It smells like spring in downtown vancouver. Then you can explain to me, with all the research you have done, why that's happening in the middle of winter.

While you're at it, you can also explain why i type in "greenland melting" and i see pictures of greenland melting from the top down. Or why villages in the himalyans are about to be groups of refugees because the water supplies are slowly melting away, water supplies that have been there for thousands of years.

and i'll reply, "coping mechanism"

R

stickyfingerz 01-11-2007 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 11712892)
I see CO in your location I assume that is Colorado. Much of the drinking water in the mid west comes from the mountains ice packs. Due to global warming these ice packs that give you drinking water are melting at a very fast pace.

As they melt there will be less and less drinking water available. I think it's something like 3/4 of the water in the Us comes from mountain ice packs. Same is true for much of the rest of the world. Guess what no more ice packs equals no more drinking water.

That's just one tiny little thing that it will affect.

3/4 of the water in the us comes from mountain ice packs? Are you on medication? :1orglaugh And if it does melt where shall the water go? In the ground, or evaporate, what happens to evaporated water I wonder? Oh it goes into the air and forms what.... clouds, what do clouds do when they are full of evaporated water? Oh thats right it falls down as what? Rain, and where does the rain land? On the.... (you'll get this one think hard) ground, and if the ground it falls on happens to be a cold mountain top what happens? Oh it freezes, and what happens if it melts, or falls where its warmer? Oh it goes into the..... ground.... And if it falls on the ground where does it end up? Oh in our water tables, and what happens if it ends up in our water tables, it gets sucked back out sometimes using what we call....... wells, and what happens then? We drink it and sometimes we pee, and it ends up where? In the ground..... ok Im bored now... lol

Superterrorizer 01-11-2007 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 11712787)
Believe me Im well read on the subject. Trying to rationalize on gfy is like trying to explain astrophysics to to a 2 year old. :winkwink:

You're well read on global warming? Sounds like you reading the wrong books. How about posting some titles so we can do some reading too? I'd be curious to know which scientists believe that dumping massive ammounts of carbon dioxide and other "greenhouse gases" have no effect on the atmosphere.

I actually started watching the documentary last night but turned it off after I'd had my fill of Al Gore. Is it a documentary on global warming, or is it a documentary on Al Gore? All the non global warming shit in the movie removes any shred of credibility it may have had for me.

Now, I do believe global warming exists, but I don't take the word of Al Gore as fact.

This just proves that the sheep will eat the grass no matter what side of the pasture it's on.

_Richard_ 01-11-2007 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Sexbankroll (Post 11713045)
have you watched an inconvenient truth?

you do know that one of six ice shelfs in canada just broke off in under a hour? Shelfs that have been there for far longer than 100 years.

if you're so sure that everything is fine, that this is a bunch of evil "propaganda" that the politicians or whoever are rolling out to make a couple more billion dollars in "quick fixes", why are you even discussing it? So everyone here feels better about the global warming problem?

If you really really want, you can fly to vancouver, and i can show you trees that are budding in january. It smells like spring in downtown vancouver. Then you can explain to me, with all the research you have done, why that's happening in the middle of winter.

While you're at it, you can also explain why i type in "greenland melting" and i see pictures of greenland melting from the top down. Or why villages in the himalyans are about to be groups of refugees because the water supplies are slowly melting away, water supplies that have been there for thousands of years.

and i'll reply, "coping mechanism"

R

look, this came off as really condenscending, and i want to apologize.. i didn't mean it to sound that way. It's just something that this issue simply cannot be ignored, and there needs to be shit done.

If you think about it, and i think the movie states, the countries that are doing the most damage faster than anyone else, is countries in south america burning forests off, and the gas fires in russia.

If we can tack on sanctions to countries for not falling into the western sway of arms and arms selling, why can't there be talk of santions against these countries until they fix the outrageous polluting problems?

If you think about it, brazil and russia present a far larger threat to everyone, and thing, on the planet then NK with nuclear weapons.

R

stickyfingerz 01-11-2007 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Sexbankroll (Post 11713093)
look, this came off as really condenscending, and i want to apologize.. i didn't mean it to sound that way. It's just something that this issue simply cannot be ignored, and there needs to be shit done.

If you think about it, and i think the movie states, the countries that are doing the most damage faster than anyone else, is countries in south america burning forests off, and the gas fires in russia.

If we can tack on sanctions to countries for not falling into the western sway of arms and arms selling, why can't there be talk of santions against these countries until they fix the outrageous polluting problems?

If you think about it, brazil and russia present a far larger threat to everyone, and thing, on the planet then NK with nuclear weapons.

R

I cant watch an inconvenient truth right now, Im in the middle of this cool Loose change video part 1 and 2. Ill try to schedule it in though. Right after I finish my reading up of how we were going to have an ice age around 1994.

baddog 01-11-2007 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by he-fox (Post 11712449)
World is larger than Southern California.

The only part that matters is SoCal though.

_Richard_ 01-11-2007 03:42 PM

i guess whatever helps you sleep at night.

At least it'll be warm!

R

Brad 01-11-2007 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 11712564)
umm no it's not, because it would be much more beneficial for politicians to be able to ignore global warming. The companies whom line their pockets have no interest in global warming because it will cost them billions.

Exactly. Some People here are not looking at this properly. Global Warming doesn't mean that it's hotter out all the time, it is trying to show that in general if you take an average over the year or a couple of years the temperature is starting to rise. Look at any Historical weather data and you'll most likely find that on any given day in any given place, it has probably been a lot hotter and a lot colder in years past. No one can ignore the fact that the weather patterns are beginning to shift. If anyone's worried about it being cold now, wait for the summer, I think it's gonna be balls hot just about everywhere.

Brad 01-11-2007 03:52 PM

That's my two cents anyways

ThunderBalls 01-11-2007 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 11713082)
3/4 of the water in the us comes from mountain ice packs? Are you on medication? :1orglaugh And if it does melt where shall the water go? In the ground, or evaporate, what happens to evaporated water I wonder? Oh it goes into the air and forms what.... clouds, what do clouds do when they are full of evaporated water? Oh thats right it falls down as what? Rain, and where does the rain land? On the.... (you'll get this one think hard) ground, and if the ground it falls on happens to be a cold mountain top what happens? Oh it freezes, and what happens if it melts, or falls where its warmer? Oh it goes into the..... ground.... And if it falls on the ground where does it end up? Oh in our water tables, and what happens if it ends up in our water tables, it gets sucked back out sometimes using what we call....... wells, and what happens then? We drink it and sometimes we pee, and it ends up where? In the ground..... ok Im bored now... lol

Gee, I see you learned something in 3rd grade. The fact is the majority of drinking water in the western US originates from snow in the Rocky Mountains. When there was little snowfall 5 years ago it had an effect from California to Nebraska. There is not enough water in the water tables to supply everyone with water in those areas for any extended period of time, nor would rainfall. The fact is if the Rocky Mountains stopped getting snow the whole western US would turn to desert.

_Richard_ 01-11-2007 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 11713242)
Gee, I see you learned something in 3rd grade. The fact is the majority of drinking water in the western US originates from snow in the Rocky Mountains. When there was little snowfall 5 years ago it had an effect from California to Nebraska. There is not enough water in the water tables to supply everyone with water in those areas for any extended period of time, nor would rainfall. The fact is if the Rocky Mountains stopped getting snow the whole western US would turn to desert.

bingo.

R

MaDalton 01-11-2007 04:07 PM

let me say it this way:

everyone in this thread who denies the phenomenon of so called "global warming" is therefore ok with the way some countries - including the USA, China, India or Russia - handle their responsibilities towards this planet while most of the european countries are just plain stupid for trying to save energy, oil, cut down co2 and preserve clean water - do i understand that right?

well, then i guess i'll buy a hummer, burn down some trees and club some seals while i drive around and make sure that all neighbours lights stay on by waving at their motion detectors...

After Shock Media 01-11-2007 04:26 PM

People sort of messed up when they coined the phrase "global warming". Think more "global climate change".

Few things I will point out.
A lot of southern California's water comes from Northern California, this water is stored in several lakes and reservoirs. The water in these is filled some by rainfall during the rainy season which is usually let out to maintain levels, the majority comes from the melting snow pack during the non rainy seasons which keeps them as near full as possible during peak usage. Our snow levels up here are shrinking.

I doubt anyone can really argue that the polar sheets are also melting at an extreme rate. This of course is not only leading to rising water levels, but it is also effecting the salinity of the oceans. This messes with the conveyor system. Not to mention the more ice that is loss the less it reflects and the faster the remaining ice melts.

This could go on and on, and no I have not yet watched this movie yet.
What us humans can hope for is a huge volcano going off in a major way, sure it will kill a lot of people but at the same time it should restore the polar ice caps.

Pleasurepays 01-11-2007 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 11713294)
well, then i guess i'll buy a hummer, burn down some trees and club some seals while i drive around and make sure that all neighbours lights stay on by waving at their motion detectors...

i've clubbed seals before. its an over rated experience. the first few are kinda fun... but then it becomes work.

germ 01-11-2007 04:52 PM

who knew gfy had so many experts on climate change.

Big John 01-11-2007 05:03 PM

My only :2 cents:

Only in the USA can money buy such mass fucking ignorance. More or less the whole world is intelligent enough to accept global warming for a fact. However, get a few billion dollar corps to pump cash in to say otherwise in the USA and the amount of idiots who believe them is amazing.

stickyfingerz 01-11-2007 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Big John (Post 11713620)
My only :2 cents:

Only in the USA can money buy such mass fucking ignorance. More or less the whole world is intelligent enough to accept global warming for a fact. However, get a few billion dollar corps to pump cash in to say otherwise in the USA and the amount of idiots who believe them is amazing.


Yes the media is conspiring to show global warming is fake.... :uhoh :1orglaugh

germ 01-11-2007 05:25 PM

http://www.ucsusa.org/news/press_rel...g-tobacco.html

eZe 01-11-2007 05:43 PM

scientifically speaking it is refered to not as global warming but global climate change. The reason is that while there may be an average aggregate warming if you localize your search you might see it being colder. The fact remains that the overall global weather is changing and when it does things like the jet stream and japan current can change. Those are major engines for weather and when those change all bets are off.

directfiesta 01-12-2007 08:58 AM

:mad:

Why didn't they consult scientist Stickyfingerzdotnet before taking TODAY such a position ...:

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Boudreux said Exxon in 2006 stopped funding the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a nonprofit advocating limited government regulation, and other groups that have downplayed the risks of greenhouse emissions.
Exxon cuts ties to global warming skeptics

stickyfingerz 01-12-2007 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 11718138)
:mad:

Why didn't they consult scientist Stickyfingerzdotnet before taking TODAY such a position ...:



Exxon cuts ties to global warming skeptics

Ok well if we are all around in 5 years, we can discuss the next big doom and gloom scenario that all the people with governement grants come up with. You can go right down a list over the last 30 to 40 years and 1 by one see they were a bunch of horseshit.

WarChild 01-12-2007 09:20 AM

Some inconvenient facts that Mr. Gore didn't see fit to bring to light:

- On CO2 emissions and raising temperatures, could somebody please explain this graph to me:
http://www.youhavesales.com/co2.jpg

- From 1986 to 2000 central Antarctic valleys cooled .7 degrees C per decade with serious ecosystem damage from the cold.

- Both satellite data and ground stations show slight cooling over the last 20 years.

- Side-looking radar measurements show West Antarctic ice is increasting at 26.8 gagatons/yr. Reversing the melting trend of the last 6000 years.

- Antarctic peninsula has warmed several degrees while interior has cooled somewhat. Ice shelves have retreated but sea ice has increase.

- During the last four interglacials, going back 420,000 years, the Earth was warmer than it is today.

- Less Antarctic ice has melted today than occured during the last interglacial.

- Antarctic sea ice has increased since 1979.

- The greater part of Antarctica experiences a longer sea-ice season, lasting 21 days longer than it did in 1979.

WarChild 01-12-2007 09:20 AM

You people do realize that all your doomsday scenarios are based on projections and forecasts, right? Do you have any idea how bad the track record has been for these types of projections in even the last 10 years? The actual temperature increase varies from the predicted increase by more than 300% over the last 10 years. 300% is a pretty large margin of error, don't you think?

How come Scientists can't predict weather with any degree of accuracy for next year but they're bang on about enviormental changes that are going to happen over the next 40 years? Could it be they don't really know at all?

pink_in_the_middle 01-12-2007 09:23 AM

If it's snowing where its not suppose to and not snowing where it should, could you imagine what this summer is going to be like??? :warning

directfiesta 01-12-2007 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by WarChild (Post 11718253)
Some inconvenient facts that Mr. Gore didn't see fit to bring to light:

Hellllllooooooooooo ...... 21st century his here, now ......

Climate Expert Says NASA Tried to Silence Him

The top climate scientist at NASA says the Bush administration has tried to stop him from speaking out since he gave a lecture last month calling for prompt reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases linked to global warming.

The scientist, James E. Hansen, longtime director of the agency's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in an interview that officials at NASA headquarters had ordered the public affairs staff to review his coming lectures, papers, postings on the Goddard Web site and requests for interviews from journalists.

Dr. Hansen said he would ignore the restrictions. "They feel their job is to be this censor of information going out to the public," he said.

Dean Acosta, deputy assistant administrator for public affairs at the space agency, said there was no effort to silence Dr. Hansen. "That's not the way we operate here at NASA," Mr. Acosta said. "We promote openness and we speak with the facts."

He said the restrictions on Dr. Hansen applied to all National Aeronautics and Space Administration personnel. He added that government scientists were free to discuss scientific findings, but that policy statements should be left to policy makers and appointed spokesmen.


:warning

Phoenix 01-12-2007 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz (Post 11713704)
Yes the media is conspiring to show global warming is fake.... :uhoh :1orglaugh

you dont seem to know what side you are on do you?

you are no longer qualified to make yourself sound like an expert on anything

i mean do you read what you write here and believe it?

is this really how a Bush supporter thinks? He is ok with buying bottled oxygen for his grandchildren to breathe out of....hey it is the american way...you are just jealous you didnt make the bottled oxygen..would that be yoru response to someone talking about global warming our the effects humans have on the planet?

take a look at your kids...and then rethink your answers

Adultnet 01-12-2007 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by 8ball (Post 11712514)

we will be able to make it :)

WarChild 01-12-2007 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 11718355)
Hellllllooooooooooo ...... 21st century his here, now ......

So let me make sure I have this straight. From 1940 to 1970 despite co2 levels rising, the temperature variange decreased but that's not valid because it's now the 21st century? So the effect of co2 which according to some is the driving factor behind "Global Warming" works differently depending on the century? Wild stuff man.

Man I swear, it's almost like we don't have all the information and can't really predict what's going to happen 40 years from now.


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