sandorski
No Lifer
- Oct 10, 1999
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Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Im not against global warming for any business reasons.
I find it alarming that the scientific community has tried to convince the world that not only is the temperature of the earth controlled by one variable, but that calculating that this one variable is high or low with no relation to historic temperature, is sound science. Demonizing scientists who dissent with this "belief" (not based on real science) by saying "the studies are over, global warming is real".
They dont measure output of radiation from the sun, our proximity to the sun in orbit (yes, it does change, we dont orbit in a perfect circle around the sun *gasp* if you take a period of 10000 years our orbit looks like a spirograph picture). No measurement of the average temperature of other planets. How about the other 30 major components of our atmosphere? some of which are far more potent greenhouse gases than CO2.
I do not diagree that the earth is warmer than it was 50 years ago. I strongly disagree with the science of chasing one variable.
While reducing emissions would help us in countless ways, im strongly unconvinced that global warming is caused by this.
Read the IPCC report. They do not peg it all on one source(CO2).
Yes, but if you dig deep, CO2 accounts for 3-5% of GH gases. A significant portion of GH is water vapor ( around 70%) and we no control over that.
Water Vapour cycles through very fast(within days). CO2 takes centuries, that's why it is so important to deal with CO2.