Here's something I found really interesting and for me right on the money.
Not if it adds 10p per litre to the cost of petrol they're not.Everyone is entitled to their opinions after all
No-one is saying that change isn't happening. No-one is saying that the world isn't getting warmer.Here's a site:
http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/basics/facts.html
What is the evidence that proves the climate is changing?
The global average temperature increased by more than 1.4°F over the last century. [2] In fact, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the decade from 2000 to 2010 was the warmest on record, and 2010 was tied with 2005 as the warmest year on record. [3] Rising global temperatures have also been accompanied by other changes in weather and climate. Many places have experienced changes in rainfall resulting in more intense rain, as well as more frequent and severe heat waves. The planet's oceans and glaciers have also experienced changes: oceans are warming and becoming more acidic, ice caps are melting, and sea levels are rising. [4] All of these changes are evidence that our world is getting warmer.
Oh really? Well I'm sure you'll be more than willing to provide us with evidence as to your claims then, won't you?This is utter nonsense.
The name change from "Global Warming" to "Climate Change" happened because we have had SEVENTEEN YEARS of no heating, and, in fact, marginal cooling.
By using just a little common sense it would seem that the climate is perpetually changing. Now I want some proof and not just a bunch of oral flatulence from a bunch of acedemics who claim to be scientists that in fact it is getting warmer, that these latest spring and summer thunder storms, the floods, the heat, the cold are something new. That man is at fault for it all. That my light bulb and SUV are going to destroy the world. Just a little proof is all
It is oh so good that you tell others to wake up, and to actually look into things.Even the findings of the great Albert Einstein are still categorized as THEORY, not fact! Is the evidence of man-made global warming of greater significance than Einstein's theory of relativity? Has the theory of man-made global warming been tested to nearly the same degree as Einstein's theories? Not even close. In fact, anyone daring to challenge, question, or doubt this theory of man-made global warming (climate change, whatever you want to call it) is met with anger and name-calling and being labeled as a "denier". LOL!! This is science? No, it is not. This is politics. You are being duped. Engage in critical thinking along with mature research and you'll find this issue is really very simple to understand.
Oh really? Well I'm sure you'll be more than willing to provide us with evidence as to your claims then, won't you?
Here's something I found really interesting and for me right on the money.
I sure am glad that CO2 levels are not shrinking. Just think 10000 years ago at the end of the last ice age CO2 levels were 180ppm down from the high of 7000ppm during the Cambrian period. Just a slight change in temps and climate wouldn't you agree? If high CO2 levels make the climate warmer just think how hot it must have been when the levels were 7000 and they are 400 now. Must have been around 250F. And yet the earth was a gigantic jungle just waiting for T-Rex to arrive. Now I don't want the CO2 levels to rise to 7000 because I couldn't afford to run the Air Conditioner but I would sure rather it to be a few degrees warmer and be able to feed myself than colder when agriculture is impossible. My rototiller doesn't work very well when the ground is frozen. Bees, we must be vigilant and and keep our eyes peeled toward the heavens because I keep hearing the sky is going to fall. Too much CO2 up there I hear
Livvy said:It's just such a shame that you couldn't do the same thing. It really is, because while you may have had some good points, the fact that you don't know basic science kind of throws your entire argument under the bus.
Livvy said:The findings of Einstein are still categorized as a theory, that is true. Do you know what a theory means? Because it's obvious that you do not. No, I'm not personally attacking you, or calling you stupid, so please don't start with that. I'm talking seriously here;you do not know what a theory means. Or at least, you think that a theory means the same thing you think it means.
Livvy said:A theory is the highest a scientific idea can get. There is no science fact. All things we know to be true, let's say, gravity for instance are theories. Are you going to also claim that gravity is just a theory I wonder? Do you also use this defense when people talk about the Theory of Evolution, and say 'Oh well if it's just a theory then Creationism could still happen!'?
Livvy said:Engage in some critical thinking along with mature research-something you have obviously failed to do up until now-and you will find that in the scientific community, and this has been true for centuries, when something is declared a theory that's as close as the community gets to saying, "We are 110% behind this idea. This idea is correct, can never be proven to be incorrect, and if this idea were a person, I would have it's babies!"
Livvy said:Because we like to actually leave a little room for error. Just in case. We're talking 99.9999999999999999999999999% etc factually correct. But there's always that tiny little percent. And so, gravity, global warming, Einstein's Theory of Relativity, and yes, Evolution, are all called theories. Because they are all considered to be 99.99999999999999% etc correct by the scientific community at large.
Livvy said:But you knew that already, didn't you? After all, you engage in mature research and critical thinking, don't you? You'd never have difficulty understanding an issue which is really very easy to understand, would you?
No, he didn't. I asked him to back up the claim that the reason it was changed from Global Warming to Global climate change was because of the world cooling. Which he did not do.I think you'll find that Bees just did.
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