by bohm 92 Replies latest jw friends
Here's a relevant website with some helpful, easy to understand information:
Climate Central - An independent organization of leading scientists and journalists researching and reporting the facts about our changing climate and its impact on the American public.
jgnat
Yup. Thank you for explaining it so clearly, too, so that anyone reading can see. :)
tal
PS. Though I like the TED lectures, I find some are good, and others are crackpots.
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tal
If all the ice melt in the world, sea level will rise 280 feet.
Designs and Besty,
do you guys drive cars, travel by air, have electric lights in your house?
where is your humanity?
Seven years ago, Al Gore said we'd all be ice free.... Ice cap actually expanding.
The North pole completely melts every summer now and has for a few years, infact there was a report that some 35,000 sealions had to go on to the beach in Alaska because there is so very little floating ice for them to lay on. The South Pole may be getting bigger but unless its stays that way whats the point.
In the 70's it was "Global Cooling", In the 90's it was "Global Warming", now it's called "Climate Change". That just about covers anything.
The whole point to this "Climate Change" industry is to move everyone to support a global Carbon Tax, that will be assessed and administered by the world central bank, thereby paving the way to tax every living human, allowing for the creation of the one world currency.
That is all this is about.
The "Facts" used by climate change hysterics and proponents such as Al Gore (who stnads to benefit hugely from a carbon tax) have been debunked by actual climatologists. Al Gore and Kenneth Lay (of Enron Fame) created the carbon cap and trade market!!
This is simply a financial scam, nothing more.
The ice caps on Mars change too.
This is an effect pof the sun more than anything.
human carbon pollution is a scam and a racket.
It is not a scam and a racket. The voices calling the alarm typically are not in their line of work for fame and fortune.
http://www.ted.com/talks/gavin_schmidt_the_emergent_patterns_of_climate_change
People don't worry about what is going to happen 100 years from now.
They have enough problems dealing with today.
