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![]() "Roger Long" wrote in message ... I suggest you take a look at some of the more conservative sea level rise estimates and sit down with a chart of your beloved cruising areas and ponder what they will look like. I meet a lot of physical oceanographers and other such people in my line of work. Believe me, they aren't talking about this stuff because it helps them get grants. Quite the opposite. The idiot who couldn't find oil in Texas but thought he could rebuild a society he knows nothing about with a handful (relatively) of soldiers tried to get it set up that you couldn't get funding if you talked about global warming. They persisted because they are scientists. About the only ones who don't believe it now are those who think it can't get warm because it is flat (which is why NASA had to fake the moon landing). The error here is in thinking that there is a "normal" state to the Earth. We are currently between Ice Age cycles, and warming is a natural part of that cycle. Sea levels rise and drop along with the ice -- just because we have settled low-lying areas does not mean that the Earth's climate cycles must respect our decisions. On the bright side, think of all the NEW cruising grounds the rising sea levels will give us! |
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On Fri, 01 Dec 2006 08:43:11 -0600, KLC Lewis wrote:
The error here is in thinking that there is a "normal" state to the Earth. nothing in what Roger posted suggested a "normal" state to the Earth We are currently between Ice Age cycles, and warming is a natural part of that cycle. Sea levels rise and drop along with the ice true, but you aren't ignoring the dissolved gas evidence in ice core samples at both poles that indicate that this current rise and rate of rise of temperature is beyond anything recorded in those samples are you? And that CO2, primarily as a result of fossil fuel burning by us clever tool-making monkeys is the cause. Of course the gullible and weak-minded acolytes of the flathead from Texas will attribute the real cause to bovine flatulence; yet another insidious plot of international terrorism |
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![]() "mr.b" wrote in message news ![]() On Fri, 01 Dec 2006 08:43:11 -0600, KLC Lewis wrote: The error here is in thinking that there is a "normal" state to the Earth. nothing in what Roger posted suggested a "normal" state to the Earth We are currently between Ice Age cycles, and warming is a natural part of that cycle. Sea levels rise and drop along with the ice true, but you aren't ignoring the dissolved gas evidence in ice core samples at both poles that indicate that this current rise and rate of rise of temperature is beyond anything recorded in those samples are you? And that CO2, primarily as a result of fossil fuel burning by us clever tool-making monkeys is the cause. Of course the gullible and weak-minded acolytes of the flathead from Texas will attribute the real cause to bovine flatulence; yet another insidious plot of international terrorism Interesting position -- anyone who doesn't sign-on to "Humans are the cause of global warming" is gullible and weak-minded, and/or a Bu****e? Do humans *contribute* to increased CO2 levels? Naturally. But the primary cause of global warming remains, IMO, natural fluctuations that we are powerless to alter. Forget the cows. It's the termites we need to worry about. ;-) |
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"KLC Lewis" wrote in
et: Do humans *contribute* to increased CO2 levels? Naturally. But the primary cause of global warming remains, IMO, natural fluctuations that we are powerless to alter. I didn't "sign on" to anything. Just showing the graphs of the FACTS... Larry -- If we eliminate religion, will they stop murdering each other? |
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IF it is a carbon problem, the fossil fuel production companies have
wasted half of all the natural gas ever found because it is uneconomical to do anything with it except flare it off, if and when someone requires them to burn it. Most oil comes with too much gas to handle cheaply, and oil companies have no interest with encouraging efficient consumption, insulation, etc. It's the money. Big cars and too much speed is one thing we can do something about. I don't think we can do anything about the solar cycle, or the possible boiling off of all the methane frozen in the seas. Ours wouldn't be the first mass extinction, nor the last. Terry K |
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![]() We are currently between Ice Age cycles, and warming is a natural part of that cycle. Sea levels rise and drop along with the ice You folk talk like unemployed people who say they're in "Between jobs". and how many supposedly millions of years does this cyclic take place? in 20 years time will the earths temp be 99 f? or -20f? in the 80's various leading experts preached that because of aresols and r12 freon and various other hydrocarbonic pollutants, there's this big hole in the upper atmosphere , causing arid conditions, and by the year 2000 most of the earth will be a desert. in the 90's various leading experts preached that because of aresols and r12 freon and various other hydrocarbonic pollutants, there's this big hole in the upper atmosphere, causing tropical conditions, and by the year 2010, most of the earth will be under water. Who's going to flip the coin for the next 20 years? |
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"Tim" wrote in news:1165905270.026253.172070
@l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com: Who's going to flip the coin for the next 20 years? History repeats itself as many times as there are Federal funding cycles for it. Larry -- Why is it, in any city, all traffic lights act as if they have rotary timers in them, like they did in 1955, and are all set to create maximum inconvenience and block traffic movement, entirely? |
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"KLC Lewis" wrote in
et: We are currently between Ice Age cycles, Actually, if you look at the graph I referenced from a downloadable PDF file in alt.binaries.e-book.technical someone posted Nov 28th, we're in one of the coldest periods of Earth's history, only a couple of C warmer than the ice age 300M years ago. They keep manipulating the graphs to only show the NARROW picture they want you to see, not the whole graph where the CO2 was so intense it would have killed us all...NOT caused by man, especially AMERICANS, as is always reported.... Larry -- If we eliminate religion, will they stop murdering each other? |
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Larry wrote:
"KLC Lewis" wrote in et: We are currently between Ice Age cycles, Actually, if you look at the graph I referenced from a downloadable PDF file in alt.binaries.e-book.technical someone posted Nov 28th, we're in one of the coldest periods of Earth's history, only a couple of C warmer than the ice age 300M years ago. They keep manipulating the graphs to only show the NARROW picture they want you to see, not the whole graph where the CO2 was so intense it would have killed us all...NOT caused by man, especially AMERICANS, as is always reported.... Larry Let's face it,You just don't like Al Gore!! He wrote the book on global warming right after he invented the internet so he must know his stuff! And, like Al says, even if it ain't so, look at all the good we get from it!! Just pokin fun Gordon |
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![]() "Larry" wrote in message ... "KLC Lewis" wrote in et: We are currently between Ice Age cycles, Actually, if you look at the graph I referenced from a downloadable PDF file in alt.binaries.e-book.technical someone posted Nov 28th, we're in one of the coldest periods of Earth's history, only a couple of C warmer than the ice age 300M years ago. They keep manipulating the graphs to only show the NARROW picture they want you to see, not the whole graph where the CO2 was so intense it would have killed us all...NOT caused by man, especially AMERICANS, as is always reported.... Larry -- Yes, but none-the-less I'm still hoping it gets warmer. ;-) |
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