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Just how much money do you have invested in solar and wind companies, Mike?
Do you honestly believe, like the link you posted, what you are reading is factual and written by real scientists without an agenda? Do you not even find it just a little bit suspect that the alarmist movement even tries to justify record cold weather as being part of global warming? No offense, but you sound as brainwashed, gut hooked, delusional and crazy as Bill Nye. ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iubpN72D6AI
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Video of Dr David Deming's statement to the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works on December 6, 2006. Dr Deming reveals that in 1995 a leading scientist emailed him saying "We have to get rid of the Medieval Warm Period". A few years later, Michael Mann and the IPCC did just that by publishing the now thoroughly discredited hockey stick graph.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1rj00BoItw
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It's OK, Mike. You keep on believing one day some of the 41 predictions, (so far), that have never come true, will, and instead of using real empirical evidence, rely on the computer modelling instead like you and all the other alarmists like to do. "The Science is settled" Just ask Obama, Al Gore, Bill Nye or David Suzuki. They know!!............. ![]()
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Can you please succinctly discuss the reasons why you don't support clean living? I feel like there are principles you could adopt in your daily life that would be good for you regardless of their effect on climate. Why not recycle? Why not support efforts to create clean, breathable air? What is more important than clean drinking water?
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I support all of that because it is logical and true. I do recycle consistently. Plastics in the oceans, for example, are a real problem that needs a solution.
But the whole man made CO2 is cooking the planet schtick is at best, ridiculous, and at worst, a lie designed to frighten people, especially children, to push a socialist agenda. CO2 is not a pollutant - it is plant food. And a better argument can be made that there is not enough of it rather than too much. If the "green" movement stuck to real problems and proposed logical solutions, and if they left the political agenda out of it, I'd probably be one of them. |
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That is such a small part of the whole that I can't see why you would dismiss everything because you have an issue with one thing. I'm not sure if we agree but I don't think there is anything negative about cutting emissions. Why would you choose to breathe them in? I don't think there is anything negative about curtailing pipelines either. Water is a precious resource.
Just one last point from me: CFC's were banned in 1996 due to the damage they were doing to the ozone layer. Their negative effect on the ozone layer is fact. I would think a depleted ozone layer, and certainly no ozone layer at all, will have an impact on the climate of the planet. I think that demonstrates that man can affect the kind of change we're talking about, even if not specifically through the actions in question. So, with all due respect, I can't agree with anyone who says man's actions can't affect climate change. Last edited by packs; 05-29-2020 at 02:04 PM. |
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1. American Academy of Pediatrics 2. American Anthropological Association 3. American Association for the Advancement of Science 4. American Association of State Climatologists (AASC) 5. American Association of Wildlife Veterinarians 6. American Astronomical Society 7. American Chemical Society 8. American College of Preventive Medicine 9. American Fisheries Society 10. American Geophysical Union 11. American Institute of Biological Sciences 12. American Institute of Physics 13. American Medical Association 14. American Meteorological Society 15. American Physical Society 16. American Public Health Association 17. American Quaternary Association 18. American Society for Microbiology 19. American Society of Agronomy 20. American Society of Civil Engineers 21. American Society of Plant Biologists 22. American Statistical Association 23. Association of Ecosystem Research Centers 24. Botanical Society of America 25. California Academy of Sciences 26. Crop Science Society of America 27. Ecological Society of America 28. Environmental Protection Agency 29. Federation of American Scientists 30. Geological Society of America 31. National Academy of Sciences, United States of America 32. National Aeronautics and Space Administration 33. National Association of Geoscience Teachers 34. National Association of State Foresters 35. National Center for Atmospheric Research 36. National Council of Engineers Australia 37. National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand 38. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 39. National Research Council 40. National Science Foundation 41. Natural Science Collections Alliance 42. New York Academy of Sciences 43. Oklahoma Climatological Survey 44. Pew Center on Global Climate Change 45. Scientific Committee on Solar-Terrestrial Physics 46. Scripps Institution of Oceanography 47. Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics 48. Society of American Foresters 49. Soil Science Society of America 50. University Corporation for Atmospheric Research 51. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 52. Woods Hole Research Center Sh!t is used as plant food and is not a pollutant. You obviously want more of that also since you (and especially Irv) seem to spend a lot of time peddling it.
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The title of this thread is: The real, unseen side of The Green New Deal. This is a specific piece of proposed legislation. The New York Times quotes from the text of The Green New Deal:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/21/c...s-answers.html The goal of the Green New Deal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in order to avoid the worst consequences of climate change while also trying to fix societal problems like economic inequality and racial injustice. You can pretend really really hard that the part I have bolded is science and not a political agenda if you want. As far as all those organizations you list, that is what has been consistent in your posts. You keep referring to other peoples' opinions, rather than thinking for yourself. Had you been my classmate in 6th grade, in 1970, you, like me, would've been afraid of global COOLING, because that's what all those scientists were insisting was happening. And people who didn't believe them then were stupid. Somehow you, and they, are able to conveniently forget all the times they have been so dramatically wrong with their predictions, while insisting their NEXT predictions will be right. So far, they just never are. |
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