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Honestly, to me it doesn't really matter. If they can spin enough hype to get us to start conserving more and treating the planet with a little more respect by telling us the end is coming, then great! Humans are pretty stupid on the whole and sometimes you have to threaten them with a reaaaly big stick to get their attention.
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When contacted, like fellow skeptic Richard Lindzen, he refused to accept any bets as to whether temperatures would drop, even bets that survive the bettors' lifespan by being given to a charitable foundation. (In Gray's case, he stated that as a man in his seventies, he did not want to make bets that exceeded his expected lifespan.) |
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http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/chernobyl/inf07.htm Compare this with the 50,000 to 120,000 who die every year in USA alone from pollution from burning fossil fuel: http://www.cleanerandgreener.org/pro.../pollution.htm |
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LOL! Another classic thread where StuartD shows how much of a moron he is by making irrelevant statements and then trying to back peddle and make moot-unrelated points that have nothing to do with what the original poster intended.
I too believe global warming is bullshit and for good reasons, none of which has anything to do with Bush's. Matter of fact, I don't even know/care what he thinks. It has nothing to do with politics as much as it has to do with common sense. |
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Chernobyl was a total screw-up by some people that should have known better - playing games during testing is something just not done - but fortunately all of the plants that were built in that design were all in Eastern Europe - a really pitiful design - and that type of thing cannot happen no matter how hard we try (ie 3mile island) at the US plants - just wish someone in the media would have really covered what really happened at TMI truthfully so that we could get over this stupidity that exists over fear of nuclear power |
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I do respect the guy because he does have a good feel for the overall scientific problems inherent with any type of wedding of politics and science - and since I only get into these discussions to play anyway and have my own opinions as to why global warming isnt really occuring due to human consumptions - I just see what paths look like the most fun :thumbsup |
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Hey dicklicker, I have TWO bigass American V8 driven SUVs and a 1971 Chevelle that practically spews raw gas out the tailpipe when it idles. The difference is I don't bury my fucking head in the sand about this sort of shit. |
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I have lived next to some in the past (in both New York and Florida) and I can tell you the fishing is fantastic at the discharge areas due to the increased temperature - unfortunately the really good fishing places are off limits now due to "homeland security" Of course it will be a while before a plant is built next to anyone - right now the applications have already been filed in at least 3 states that Im aware of - New York, Florida and Mississippi where the environmental studies have already been done - but actual construction is a good 5 years out |
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So Linkster... if Man is causing global warming now.. what caused the last major global warming period during medieval times? I'm sure it was man's contribution to the atmosphere with massive amounts of industry... and the temperature rise at that point in history was MUCH more dramatic than it is today. Hell in the 70's they were telling everyone to prepare for a global Ice Age! Could it perhaps be possible even for a moment that man DIDN'T cause our global warming today, but that it's part of earth's ongoing cycle and it's interaction with the sun for oh... BILLIONS of years? Never in earth's history has the temperature been sedentary. It's ALWAYS changing an evolving up AND down. It wasn't that long ago that areas in the world covered with miles of ice were thriving rainforsts.. Humans must have caused all that to change too. And I'm sure humans are causing the same exact pattern of global warming that's happening on mars that is mimicking earth's warming cycles.. (but no it could NEVER be possible that there's an even larger external source involved.. the sun).
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For instance, did you know that running a common lawnmower for an hour emits the same amount of shit into the air as driving a modern car for 10 hours? In my opinion it is possible to be friendly to the environment without being a kook - some ways that will actually save you money, too. Case-in-point: heating your pool with solar power. Solar power cells and the associated equipment pays for itself after a short while and you get a big tax write off! Win-win! I also compost old kitchen and yard waste and collect rain water into rain barrels for use in my garden. But dammit, try to fuck with my hot-rods and some hippies will die. |
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Just like i'd rather want to fly by airplane than drive long distance, because it is safer! (and more comfortable) |
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like you, i can't tell you how or why. i definately can't tell you anything that would lead you to figure out where the Bat Cave is. but, as with your statements about knowing people in D.C. that "tell you how it REALLY is"... i only can tell you that anything you say is wrong because Batman told me so. |
Very interesting topic!
I've recently bought the domain Forest.com so I am folowing everything related to climate change/global warming and other subjects related to the environment. I personally think global warming caused by humans (how small it may seem compared to other factors) does represent a big issue, as it makes clear that humans are disturbing nature. We are surely not able to oversee all consequences from that disturbance in nature, so for the better it is best to limit the emission of greenhouse gasses as fast we can and the best we can. |
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That said you are spewing a bunch of BS that has nothing to do whatsoever with the science of relating human input to global warming one way or the other...the fact that the earth heats up and cools down is a given...the cycles as you state have always been here...the difference I believe is that this is the first major cycle where humans have been in existence...the other times we dont have a real good history of because...well...there werent any historians except a few rather smart dinosaurs that left us some small indicators The real facts here are that there is one other cycle that no one seems to give a shit about and that is that every 28,000 years the earth passes through the center of the gravitational field of the black hole at the center of the milky way...and "some scientists" are predicting that the tectonic plate shift that will occur when that happens will totally obliterate the human race just as it has caused major shifts in the earths rotational axis and weather many times before ....while some disagree and hold great scientific reasons why it wont happen...all I know for a fact is that it will occur alot sooner than global warming will affect humans...as it is scheduled to occur in just a few years from now (there is something that ties into this about the end of I Ching and the end of the Aztec/Mayan calenders occuring the same year as well but I tend to discount religious references) That why Im just glad Ill be dead already and wont have to watch the end of the human race :thumbsup |
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Apparently you have no clue of history. The Medieval warming period happened WELL during the time period humans were on the earth, and the warming trend then was FAR more dramatic than it is now. It lasted from 800-1300 AD (approximately), and the cooling period afterward was the dawning of the dark ages (And the Little Ice Age). Don't listen to me though, there, ace. Why don't you look it up for yourself? I'm sure humans contributed to that one, with all that industry going on back then right? :P |
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Some interesting figures: http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/greenhouse_data.html |
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All these liberal enviroNazis on here make me want to drain my local power grid. Everytime you treefuckers recycle you can bet there will be someone like me canceling your carbon neutrality out by letting my SUV run all night. I can afford to waste resources just to have the satisfaction knowing I make your life a living hell.
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I'm not going into details because the fact that I'm involved in making adult websites might very likely harm the career of someone I'm VERY close to. Believe me or don't, I don't give a fuck. It is really no skin off my teeth if someone on GFY doesn't believe me. |
Why are we still shoveling global warming in Southern Ontario?!
Silent (still wearing a tuque) Knight |
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You obviously are not reading my posts very well so its understandable how you can misinterpret scientific data as well... I have been agreeing with you...and yet you still want to argue???? Fine - I will go look at your paleoclimatology data - I hope they also take into account the natural disasters like the no summer year caused by a volcano super-eruption in medieval times - and all other variables that affect the ups and downs - again so that you dont miss it - I NEVER SAID HUMANS HAVE ANY EFFECT ON WARMING (or cooling for that matter) Secondly - if you dont like my predictions of the future - oh well - I am not here to please you - I'm only here to please myself - being a firm believer in Objectivism I have no fears, hopes, wishes etc as reality exists no matter what you or I feel - I only exist for me and that is my only purpose - both morally and physically :thumbsup |
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