"Gordon" wrote in message
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The Earth has been warming for the last 12,000 years, give or take. Had
it not been, we wouldn't be here but the skiing would be fantastic.

The only constant in the Earth's climate is change. Always has been,
always will be.

I think the bigger problem is not whether we're warming or cooling, the
problem is the premise that it's human caused and human fixable.
Gordon


The science is pretty clear that humans have contributed greatly to what is
going on and what will continue to happen. It's not clear that we have the
political will world-wide to fix it. Eventually, it'll fix itself, but the
human toll will be pretty high, especially for the coastal regions, food
production, etc.

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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"Gordon" wrote in message
m...

The Earth has been warming for the last 12,000 years, give or take. Had
it not been, we wouldn't be here but the skiing would be fantastic.

The only constant in the Earth's climate is change. Always has been,
always will be.

I think the bigger problem is not whether we're warming or cooling, the
problem is the premise that it's human caused and human fixable.
Gordon


The science is pretty clear that humans have contributed greatly

No, it is not clear at all. . .

to what is going on and what will continue to happen.

What's going on is the usual climate cycles primarily caused by how much
energy the Earth receives from the Sun.

It's not clear that we have the political will world-wide to fix it.

The usual climate cycles can never be affected by politics.

Eventually, it'll fix itself, but the human toll will be pretty high,
especially for the coastal regions, food production, etc.

A warmer climate will make it easier to produce more food so your assumption
there is false. As for flooding of the coastal regions, the most dire of
global warming kook forecasts predict a 4" rise in sea level by the end of
the century. That's a one-hundred year period. This will not even be
noticable in the lifespan of the average human being.

Get a clue. All that LSD has damaged your thought process.


Wilbur Hubbard

Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
"Capt. JG" wrote in message
easolutions...
"Gordon" wrote in message
m...
The Earth has been warming for the last 12,000 years, give or take. Had
it not been, we wouldn't be here but the skiing would be fantastic.

The only constant in the Earth's climate is change. Always has been,
always will be.
I think the bigger problem is not whether we're warming or cooling, the
problem is the premise that it's human caused and human fixable.
Gordon

The science is pretty clear that humans have contributed greatly

No, it is not clear at all. . .

to what is going on and what will continue to happen.

What's going on is the usual climate cycles primarily caused by how much
energy the Earth receives from the Sun.

It's not clear that we have the political will world-wide to fix it.

The usual climate cycles can never be affected by politics.

Eventually, it'll fix itself, but the human toll will be pretty high,
especially for the coastal regions, food production, etc.

A warmer climate will make it easier to produce more food so your assumption
there is false. As for flooding of the coastal regions, the most dire of
global warming kook forecasts predict a 4" rise in sea level by the end of
the century. That's a one-hundred year period. This will not even be
noticable in the lifespan of the average human being.

Get a clue. All that LSD has damaged your thought process.


Wilbur Hubbard




Wilbur - Oh Wilbur!

"hpeer" wrote in message
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Wilbur - Oh Wilbur!


He's obsessive compulsive...

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