December 8, 200916 yr Again, this is misleading. In short, too much carbon dioxide is harmful. How many of you remember the Apollo 13 incident (or have at least watched the movie)? What was the gas that nearly killed the astronauts? Carbon dioxide. Caused by their breathing. There's the short answer to the problem, everyone hold their breath.
December 8, 200916 yr Caused by their breathing. There's the short answer to the problem, everyone hold their breath. :laugh:
December 8, 200916 yr The Wegman report I referenced above has apparently been removed. http://climateaudit.org/pdf/others/07142006_Wegman_Report.pdf
December 8, 200916 yr Climateaudit site is being upgraded due to traffic. Alternate source for Wegman report: http://republicans.energycommerce.house.gov/108/home/07142006_Wegman_Report.pdf FAQ of report: http://republicans.energycommerce.house.gov/108/home/07142006_Wegman_fact_sheet.pdf
December 8, 200916 yr Analysis that says data was leaked from Freedom of Information Act request, not hacked: http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/FOIA_Leaked/
December 9, 200916 yr Author In an interview with Andrew Bolt Of the Herald Sun about the climategate e-mails, Al Gore said that the most recent one was 10 years old, when in reality the most recent e-mail was about 6 weeks ago. Al still does not have anything right about anything related to the global warming debate. Edited December 9, 200916 yr by bballfamily additional info
December 12, 200916 yr So much for open discussion. If you bring up Climategate at Copenhagen the UN security forces are brought out. Watch this segment (1:36 in length). Watch the 2 women go into a flutter at the beginning and then call in UN security. Edited December 12, 200916 yr by Bluegrasscard sp
December 12, 200916 yr Author So much for open discussion. If you bring up Climategate at Copenhagen the UN security forces are brought out. Watch this segment (1:36 in length). Watch the 2 women go into a flutter at the beginning and then call in UN security. You suppress your oppostion when they bring up the truth. I read an article on aol.com by James Graff this morning. It was titled "Cap and Trade Model Loses Billions to Fraud". The article details how organized crime has stolen $7.4 billion dollars in the last 18 months related to Europe's green programs.
December 12, 200916 yr Analysis that says data was leaked from Freedom of Information Act request, not hacked: http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/FOIA_Leaked/ I love how nobody on the other side said anything about this. Before they were questioning the hackers. Now what? Just ignore evidence and push through w/ the farce I guess.
December 14, 200916 yr Author Breitbart.com has an article that states that the glaciers in Switzerland melted at faster rate in the 1940's than in recwnt years due to SUNSHINE. Yet the supporters of global warming have a 'but' in there to make way for the phony science of global warming.
December 17, 200916 yr Author In Tuesday's Kentucky Enquirer an article about what turned out to be false information that Al Gore gave on polar ice included a chart on CO2 emmisions. The chart shows the US giving off 192 million less tons of CO2. Europe and Australia, combined, reduced their CO2 emmisions by 113 million tons. Meanwhile, China, by itself gave off 490 million additional tons of CO2 and India released 134 million extra tons. Russia, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, South Africa, South Korea, and Indonesia combined for an additional 153 million tons. The amount of reduction by the US, according to Michael Barone, is half of what we need to meet the goals that were set for the US without us signing any treaty, new laws or additional taxes. All of us want to keep the world clean. Conservatives believe the market place and the will of the people will acccomplish that job. While the 'Cap and Tax' crowd wants taxes, laws and government bureaucrats to do the job. It seems as if the conservative way is working without wasteful, tax and spend government trying to do it. So once again, why do we need a treaty that will give away our tax money to people who are the real polluters and who can afford to pay for their own enivornmental cleanup? In fact we can make some money by selling them the technical know how and equipment, so they can clean up their own messes.
December 22, 200916 yr http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091220/sc_afp/lifestyleclimatewarminganimalsfood I guess we will have to rid the world of dogs..
December 30, 200916 yr I'm no expert but I know a lie when I see one. So I'm just going to load my smoke blowing oil throwing chain saw into my gas hog hot rod bass boat, pull it all to the Ohio river with my V8 armoured Z71 at about 12mpg for truck and 3 yes I said 3mpg hot rod boat, fly up the river at top speed, get out at my farm on the river and cut down a tree. Why, because I can't stand a liar and it's lots of fun! Oh ya! I need to bring my assault rifle so I can murder some beer cans! YEEEEEEEEE- HAAAAAAAAAAAA!:dancingpa
January 5, 201016 yr Author I wonder if everyone who is living in an area of colder than normal temps, record cold temps, or record snowfall are enjoying global warming? Such as Memphis or the orange growing areas of Florida with colder than normal temps or Vermont that has record snowfall. Iowa is suffering with temperatures 30 degrees below normal or South Korea having their worst snowstorm in 70 years. Beijing has its coldest temps in 40 years and Miami has its coldest temps in 10 years. Wonder how bad it would be if we did not have so-called man-made global warming.
January 5, 201016 yr I agree it is up to debate. And the level of CO2 and temprature track each other. But what is the cause and what is the effect? Is CO2 a lead or a lag? The Vostok ice samples are not clear. But it it clear that they show a a dominant cycle of temperature that happens around every 100,000 years and likely not man-made - unless we were around 400,000 years ago. http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.com/2009/01/vostok-ice-core-interpretation.html 1. Four times in the period, (ie, roughly every 100,000 years) the temperature has quickly shot up to 2°C - 3°C above today's and then slowly slipped back to about 8°C below today's temperature. It looks as though the Earth's complex, non-linear climate system has two stable states and flops rhythmically from one to the other. 2. We are currently hovering near the top of a cycle and an ice-age seems to be due. However, comparing today's position with the 4 previous peaks suggests that the temperature should have reached 2°C or more some 10,000 years ago, but it hasn't. If anything, the world is now somewhat colder than we might expect. ... Over long periods in this data, it is temperature that comes first and and by several thousand years (except for a short period about 340,000 years ago). Al Gore, in his film, seems not to have noticed this detail. 7. In an area of science where experiments are hard to do, nature has given us 4 repetitions. The Vostock core clearly shows that when the temperature reaches 2°C a mechanism kicks in which sets the temperature falling again and initiates an ice-age. Since this mechanism has repeatedly worked well after 100,000 years of disuse, it seems to be robust. I noted the 100,000 year cycle in the Vostok ice cores in the above post. Guess what has a 100,000 cycle with associated shorter cycles - the earths orbit distance from the sun, its axis wobble and its appogee and perigee points. http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/Reference_Docs/sci_and_techn-glacial_expansion_03-04.pdf http://osec.rutgers.edu/ebme/HistoryEarthSystems/HistEarthSystems_Fall2008/Week12a/Hays_et_al_Science_1976.pdf The bad news is that the next cooling period is underway. The good news is that next glacial period is not expected for at least 10,000 years.
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