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On Aug 9, 10:49 pm, "JimH" ask wrote:
How can you argue against global warming when temperatures and
rainfalls
over half of the US and in the UK are reaching or surpassing record
highs?

I am not convinced about the human intervention factor but I have to
admit that something is indeed happening
with our climate.

Cyclical? Perhaps.

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I think a lot of the focus is starting to converge on the figures
about temp and climate etc, that we are being fed. It is turning out
that much of it is false, maybe even intenionally manipulated. There
is a huge amount of money to be made, a lot of grants to be awarded.
All gone if this science is allowed to be challenged.

All I know is what I see. It has been hot and just recently.....wet.

Global warming? Yes. Man made? Not enough proof.

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So your suggesting you "feel" the what point five degrees your weather
may have risen in the last what, 50 years?? I grew up here where I am
now, and personally I can't notice the extra half degree? People are
freezing in Peru but the news is not covering that. So many of the
temp gathering mechanism has been altered, moved or tampered with, I
don't think anyone really knows if it is even getting hotter, relative
to the age of the earth.


Yes, I feel the hot and humid summer we are experiencing this year. No
offence but you have to be constantly numb not to realize that global
warming is happening. Whether or not it is caused by man or just cylical is
the question.

China's industrial growth over the past decade or so cannot be dismissed in
the discussion.

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No offence but you have to be constantly numb not to realize that global
warming is happening.

Yes, that would certainly explain the first snow in Buenos Aires since 1918.

Or the record cold temperatures in Tazmania these past few months. In fact,
they're now blaming coral bleaching off of Queensland on the record cold
snap.

The Southern hemisphere is experiencing a colder than usual climate as of
late, but the news fails to focus on that. I wonder why?