Topic: Global Warming Is Real
Frankk1950's photo
Thu 11/19/15 03:36 PM
It's colder in Western Australia than normal.I wonder if it's because I didn't put a fire down last night or is this the start of global cooling ? I'll wait another day or two before jumping to conclusions.
I see Tom who is in the Northern hemisphere is experiencing similar discrepancies in weather patterns.There has to be something going on.

IgorFrankensteen's photo
Thu 11/19/15 03:52 PM
You guys are conflating two separate things.

1) Global Climate Change

2) Man Made Climate Change.

mightyjoe:
misunderstanding? more snow and ice = global warming? by all means, explain, please...


If you haven't understood the MANY times this has been explained in the media and online, you aren't going to listen to me either. You are a grown up person, who is capable of looking up the answer to your question if it is genuine, but since I can tell it isn't (you are obviously one of those who refuse to recognize that the world can get warm in one place and get cold in another), I'm not going to play into your game.

It used to be believed that there was no way that human activity could possible change something as big as a river or an ocean. But at least MOST people recognize that pollution can and will poison rivers and oceans, and that we CAN kill ecosystems.


mightymoe's photo
Thu 11/19/15 03:53 PM

It's colder in Western Australia than normal.I wonder if it's because I didn't put a fire down last night or is this the start of global cooling ? I'll wait another day or two before jumping to conclusions.
I see Tom who is in the Northern hemisphere is experiencing similar discrepancies in weather patterns.There has to be something going on.


i would say just weather patterns until you're either buried in ice or all the ice is gone...

mightymoe's photo
Thu 11/19/15 04:00 PM

You guys are conflating two separate things.

1) Global Climate Change

2) Man Made Climate Change.

mightyjoe:
misunderstanding? more snow and ice = global warming? by all means, explain, please...


If you haven't understood the MANY times this has been explained in the media and online, you aren't going to listen to me either. You are a grown up person, who is capable of looking up the answer to your question if it is genuine, but since I can tell it isn't (you are obviously one of those who refuse to recognize that the world can get warm in one place and get cold in another), I'm not going to play into your game.

It used to be believed that there was no way that human activity could possible change something as big as a river or an ocean. But at least MOST people recognize that pollution can and will poison rivers and oceans, and that we CAN kill ecosystems.




i still call weather changes weather patterns... man made destruction of eco systems isn't weather related... still not sure just what you're talking about here... the sun/ earths positioning controls 80-90% of the weather on earth, the rest would be earth related problems, like volcanoes throwing to much dust in the air at once... there's lots of animal dies offs in the past, all happening before man was around... to say man is causing it would be inconclusive at best..

Tomishereagain's photo
Thu 11/19/15 04:35 PM
It used to be believed that there was no way that human activity could possible change something as big as a river or an ocean. But at least MOST people recognize that pollution can and will poison rivers and oceans, and that we CAN kill ecosystems.


i still call weather changes weather patterns... man made destruction of eco systems isn't weather related... still not sure just what you're talking about here... the sun/ earths positioning controls 80-90% of the weather on earth, the rest would be earth related problems, like volcanoes throwing to much dust in the air at once... there's lots of animal dies offs in the past, all happening before man was around... to say man is causing it would be inconclusive at best..


The reality is that you are both right. The planet weather is old and has been like this long before mankind arrived but...
Mankind is causing deterioration of the ecosystem that wouldn't happen if we were not around.

But... We are around, we do pollute and the planet still makes our destructiveness insignificant...right now.
Most enviroment activists are not fretting over the conditions at any given moment - they are concerned with the legacy we are leaving for future generations.

The planet's techtonic plates are not going to stop moving anytime soon. There will be many more volcanoes and supervolcanoes in the years to come. Volcanic ash, Debris from asteroids and comets are still likely. These things will push the climate way over the edge much faster than anything mankind can do. The point the activists are making is lets not help it. There may be a failure to see all sides of the coin tho. What if our greenhouse emmissions prevent a nuclear winter from the next super eruption? What if the increase in greenhouse gasses keep the planet as a whole within our temperature zone? We will be cold from the ash blocking the sunlight but not as cold as we could be.

Determining that humans are changing our climate is the same as saying the world population of all animals on Earth are turning out atmosphere into carbon dioxide. It has happened before but it took about a billion years for the bacteria to exhale enough oxygen for the iron to rust and to make the air toxic with oxygen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Oxygenation_Event

The Great Oxygenation Event suggests that free oxygen was first produced by prokaryotic and then later eukaryotic organisms that carried out oxygenic photosynthesis, producing oxygen as a waste product. These organisms lived long before the GOE, perhaps as early as 3,500 million years ago.(3.5 Billion)

The oxygen they produced would have quickly been removed from the atmosphere by the weathering of reduced minerals, most notably iron. This 'mass rusting' led to the deposition of iron oxide to form banded-iron formations such as those sediments in Minnesota and Pilbara, Western Australia.

Oxygen only began to persist in the atmosphere in small quantities shortly (~50 million years) before the start of the GOE. Without a draw-down, oxygen could accumulate very rapidly.


Either way, the oxygen did eventually accumulate in the atmosphere, with two major consequences. First, it oxidized atmospheric methane (a strong greenhouse gas) to carbon dioxide (a weaker one) and water, triggering the Huronian glaciation.

The latter may have been a full-blown, and possibly the longest ever, snowball Earth episode, lasting 300–400 million years.




IgorFrankensteen's photo
Thu 11/19/15 06:57 PM


You guys are conflating two separate things.

1) Global Climate Change

2) Man Made Climate Change.

mightyjoe:
misunderstanding? more snow and ice = global warming? by all means, explain, please...


If you haven't understood the MANY times this has been explained in the media and online, you aren't going to listen to me either. You are a grown up person, who is capable of looking up the answer to your question if it is genuine, but since I can tell it isn't (you are obviously one of those who refuse to recognize that the world can get warm in one place and get cold in another), I'm not going to play into your game.

It used to be believed that there was no way that human activity could possible change something as big as a river or an ocean. But at least MOST people recognize that pollution can and will poison rivers and oceans, and that we CAN kill ecosystems.




i still call weather changes weather patterns... man made destruction of eco systems isn't weather related... still not sure just what you're talking about here... the sun/ earths positioning controls 80-90% of the weather on earth, the rest would be earth related problems, like volcanoes throwing to much dust in the air at once... there's lots of animal dies offs in the past, all happening before man was around... to say man is causing it would be inconclusive at best..


Yes, but that's NOT what you challenged me on. You specifically asked " more snow and ice = global warming? by all means, explain, please..." Rather obviously rhetorically, and not honestly, as well.

You can easily look up WHY it is true the Global Warming does NOT result in uniform upward temperatures across the entire world surface.

My point about the Man Made Eco-destructions, is that they are proof that humans CAN TOO cause tremendous changes in the natural world, so the claimed disbelief that it's at all possible that world-wide climate shifts can be influenced by Humans, is based on IGNORING rather than facing up to what we already know.

LKindr's photo
Tue 12/01/15 07:56 AM
Edited by LKindr on Tue 12/01/15 08:05 AM
Global Warming means the average temperature of the entire globe is warming. And the alarmists claim that that's what's happening and that it's due to humans' barely increasing the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, when CO2 is one of the weakest greenhouse gases.

By diverting people's attention away from all of the other types of real pollution that the 1% is responsible for, which is actually harming humanity and the biosphere, they can keep that up without the rest of us waking up and trying to put a stop to their ill-gotten gains, i.e. profit = greed.

There is barely any change, if at all, in the average temperature and precipitation swings. The slight CO2 increase has actually increased the global biomass significantly. If anyone wants to sequester CO2, the way to do it sanely is to use Allan Savory's and Gabe Brown's methods of increasing organic matter in the soil, which greatly improves soil and food crops and livestock production. These are promising means of ending desertification.

What alarmists don't want to consider is that conventional thinking about the age of the Earth could be wrong, when objective science is finding that it very likely is, at least regarding the surface features. By surface features I mean the sedimentary rock strata, which are mainly on the continents.

Geologists jumped to the conclusion in the 1800s I think that strata were deposited gradually over millions of years. But it's becoming increasingly obvious that that is wrong. The strata were much more likely deposited all at once over a short period of time. Creationists have been the main supporters of such findings, but we need not believe in creation or any kind of religion in order to see the plausibility of these findings.

It appears that the Moon or some other body came close to Earth at an unknown time in the past and lost part or all of its mass to the Earth, which formed the Supercontinent, consisting of precambrian granite mostly. Life and humans developed there. Then about 4,400 years ago asteroid impacts occurred, causing all of the craters found on Earth. One of the impacts was large enough to break apart the Supercontinent and cause rapid continental drift. See the "Shock Dynamics" video on Youtube for details http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IIE8UnvPUg. The video shows how the continents were pushed apart and how mountains formed, but it doesn't show what happened to the ocean waters.

Of course the oceans would have produced huge tsunamis. Before the mountains built up, the tsunamis would have washed over all of the land masses. The tsunamis deposited sediments over several weeks or months about a mile thick in all. And fossils formed as animals and plants were buried in the sediments. This paper http://www.socalsem.edu/2015/08/09/noahs-flood-the-key-to-correct-interpretation-of-earth-history/ gives a persuasive account of how the strata were deposited etc.

So, if the rock strata were deposited that recently (and likewise regarding glaciation, as ancient maps show Greenland and Antarctica without any ice etc), then all of the climate data thought to be from before the cataclysm is wrong. The ice age appears to have occurred immediately after the cataclysm and the Earth has been on a slow warming trend ever since.

Conrad_73's photo
Tue 12/01/15 08:46 AM
The Hell it is!slaphead

mightymoe's photo
Tue 12/01/15 09:37 AM

Global Warming means the average temperature of the entire globe is warming. And the alarmists claim that that's what's happening and that it's due to humans' barely increasing the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, when CO2 is one of the weakest greenhouse gases.

By diverting people's attention away from all of the other types of real pollution that the 1% is responsible for, which is actually harming humanity and the biosphere, they can keep that up without the rest of us waking up and trying to put a stop to their ill-gotten gains, i.e. profit = greed.

There is barely any change, if at all, in the average temperature and precipitation swings. The slight CO2 increase has actually increased the global biomass significantly. If anyone wants to sequester CO2, the way to do it sanely is to use Allan Savory's and Gabe Brown's methods of increasing organic matter in the soil, which greatly improves soil and food crops and livestock production. These are promising means of ending desertification.

What alarmists don't want to consider is that conventional thinking about the age of the Earth could be wrong, when objective science is finding that it very likely is, at least regarding the surface features. By surface features I mean the sedimentary rock strata, which are mainly on the continents.

Geologists jumped to the conclusion in the 1800s I think that strata were deposited gradually over millions of years. But it's becoming increasingly obvious that that is wrong. The strata were much more likely deposited all at once over a short period of time. Creationists have been the main supporters of such findings, but we need not believe in creation or any kind of religion in order to see the plausibility of these findings.

It appears that the Moon or some other body came close to Earth at an unknown time in the past and lost part or all of its mass to the Earth, which formed the Supercontinent, consisting of precambrian granite mostly. Life and humans developed there. Then about 4,400 years ago asteroid impacts occurred, causing all of the craters found on Earth. One of the impacts was large enough to break apart the Supercontinent and cause rapid continental drift. See the "Shock Dynamics" video on Youtube for details http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IIE8UnvPUg. The video shows how the continents were pushed apart and how mountains formed, but it doesn't show what happened to the ocean waters.

Of course the oceans would have produced huge tsunamis. Before the mountains built up, the tsunamis would have washed over all of the land masses. The tsunamis deposited sediments over several weeks or months about a mile thick in all. And fossils formed as animals and plants were buried in the sediments. This paper http://www.socalsem.edu/2015/08/09/noahs-flood-the-key-to-correct-interpretation-of-earth-history/ gives a persuasive account of how the strata were deposited etc.

So, if the rock strata were deposited that recently (and likewise regarding glaciation, as ancient maps show Greenland and Antarctica without any ice etc), then all of the climate data thought to be from before the cataclysm is wrong. The ice age appears to have occurred immediately after the cataclysm and the Earth has been on a slow warming trend ever since.


lol, you should be a comedian...

Conrad_73's photo
Tue 12/01/15 10:03 AM


Global Warming means the average temperature of the entire globe is warming. And the alarmists claim that that's what's happening and that it's due to humans' barely increasing the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, when CO2 is one of the weakest greenhouse gases.

By diverting people's attention away from all of the other types of real pollution that the 1% is responsible for, which is actually harming humanity and the biosphere, they can keep that up without the rest of us waking up and trying to put a stop to their ill-gotten gains, i.e. profit = greed.

There is barely any change, if at all, in the average temperature and precipitation swings. The slight CO2 increase has actually increased the global biomass significantly. If anyone wants to sequester CO2, the way to do it sanely is to use Allan Savory's and Gabe Brown's methods of increasing organic matter in the soil, which greatly improves soil and food crops and livestock production. These are promising means of ending desertification.

What alarmists don't want to consider is that conventional thinking about the age of the Earth could be wrong, when objective science is finding that it very likely is, at least regarding the surface features. By surface features I mean the sedimentary rock strata, which are mainly on the continents.

Geologists jumped to the conclusion in the 1800s I think that strata were deposited gradually over millions of years. But it's becoming increasingly obvious that that is wrong. The strata were much more likely deposited all at once over a short period of time. Creationists have been the main supporters of such findings, but we need not believe in creation or any kind of religion in order to see the plausibility of these findings.

It appears that the Moon or some other body came close to Earth at an unknown time in the past and lost part or all of its mass to the Earth, which formed the Supercontinent, consisting of precambrian granite mostly. Life and humans developed there. Then about 4,400 years ago asteroid impacts occurred, causing all of the craters found on Earth. One of the impacts was large enough to break apart the Supercontinent and cause rapid continental drift. See the "Shock Dynamics" video on Youtube for details http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IIE8UnvPUg. The video shows how the continents were pushed apart and how mountains formed, but it doesn't show what happened to the ocean waters.

Of course the oceans would have produced huge tsunamis. Before the mountains built up, the tsunamis would have washed over all of the land masses. The tsunamis deposited sediments over several weeks or months about a mile thick in all. And fossils formed as animals and plants were buried in the sediments. This paper http://www.socalsem.edu/2015/08/09/noahs-flood-the-key-to-correct-interpretation-of-earth-history/ gives a persuasive account of how the strata were deposited etc.

So, if the rock strata were deposited that recently (and likewise regarding glaciation, as ancient maps show Greenland and Antarctica without any ice etc), then all of the climate data thought to be from before the cataclysm is wrong. The ice age appears to have occurred immediately after the cataclysm and the Earth has been on a slow warming trend ever since.


lol, you should be a comedian...

Velikovsky got nothing on him!laugh

mightymoe's photo
Tue 12/01/15 11:17 AM



Global Warming means the average temperature of the entire globe is warming. And the alarmists claim that that's what's happening and that it's due to humans' barely increasing the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, when CO2 is one of the weakest greenhouse gases.

By diverting people's attention away from all of the other types of real pollution that the 1% is responsible for, which is actually harming humanity and the biosphere, they can keep that up without the rest of us waking up and trying to put a stop to their ill-gotten gains, i.e. profit = greed.

There is barely any change, if at all, in the average temperature and precipitation swings. The slight CO2 increase has actually increased the global biomass significantly. If anyone wants to sequester CO2, the way to do it sanely is to use Allan Savory's and Gabe Brown's methods of increasing organic matter in the soil, which greatly improves soil and food crops and livestock production. These are promising means of ending desertification.

What alarmists don't want to consider is that conventional thinking about the age of the Earth could be wrong, when objective science is finding that it very likely is, at least regarding the surface features. By surface features I mean the sedimentary rock strata, which are mainly on the continents.

Geologists jumped to the conclusion in the 1800s I think that strata were deposited gradually over millions of years. But it's becoming increasingly obvious that that is wrong. The strata were much more likely deposited all at once over a short period of time. Creationists have been the main supporters of such findings, but we need not believe in creation or any kind of religion in order to see the plausibility of these findings.

It appears that the Moon or some other body came close to Earth at an unknown time in the past and lost part or all of its mass to the Earth, which formed the Supercontinent, consisting of precambrian granite mostly. Life and humans developed there. Then about 4,400 years ago asteroid impacts occurred, causing all of the craters found on Earth. One of the impacts was large enough to break apart the Supercontinent and cause rapid continental drift. See the "Shock Dynamics" video on Youtube for details http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IIE8UnvPUg. The video shows how the continents were pushed apart and how mountains formed, but it doesn't show what happened to the ocean waters.

Of course the oceans would have produced huge tsunamis. Before the mountains built up, the tsunamis would have washed over all of the land masses. The tsunamis deposited sediments over several weeks or months about a mile thick in all. And fossils formed as animals and plants were buried in the sediments. This paper http://www.socalsem.edu/2015/08/09/noahs-flood-the-key-to-correct-interpretation-of-earth-history/ gives a persuasive account of how the strata were deposited etc.

So, if the rock strata were deposited that recently (and likewise regarding glaciation, as ancient maps show Greenland and Antarctica without any ice etc), then all of the climate data thought to be from before the cataclysm is wrong. The ice age appears to have occurred immediately after the cataclysm and the Earth has been on a slow warming trend ever since.


lol, you should be a comedian...

Velikovsky got nothing on him!laugh


i don't think there are any impact craters younger than 50,000 years old on earth... maybe wolf crater, in AZ... but i don't think i've read any bigger babble than this in a while...laugh laugh

Conrad_73's photo
Tue 12/01/15 12:05 PM




Global Warming means the average temperature of the entire globe is warming. And the alarmists claim that that's what's happening and that it's due to humans' barely increasing the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, when CO2 is one of the weakest greenhouse gases.

By diverting people's attention away from all of the other types of real pollution that the 1% is responsible for, which is actually harming humanity and the biosphere, they can keep that up without the rest of us waking up and trying to put a stop to their ill-gotten gains, i.e. profit = greed.

There is barely any change, if at all, in the average temperature and precipitation swings. The slight CO2 increase has actually increased the global biomass significantly. If anyone wants to sequester CO2, the way to do it sanely is to use Allan Savory's and Gabe Brown's methods of increasing organic matter in the soil, which greatly improves soil and food crops and livestock production. These are promising means of ending desertification.

What alarmists don't want to consider is that conventional thinking about the age of the Earth could be wrong, when objective science is finding that it very likely is, at least regarding the surface features. By surface features I mean the sedimentary rock strata, which are mainly on the continents.

Geologists jumped to the conclusion in the 1800s I think that strata were deposited gradually over millions of years. But it's becoming increasingly obvious that that is wrong. The strata were much more likely deposited all at once over a short period of time. Creationists have been the main supporters of such findings, but we need not believe in creation or any kind of religion in order to see the plausibility of these findings.

It appears that the Moon or some other body came close to Earth at an unknown time in the past and lost part or all of its mass to the Earth, which formed the Supercontinent, consisting of precambrian granite mostly. Life and humans developed there. Then about 4,400 years ago asteroid impacts occurred, causing all of the craters found on Earth. One of the impacts was large enough to break apart the Supercontinent and cause rapid continental drift. See the "Shock Dynamics" video on Youtube for details http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IIE8UnvPUg. The video shows how the continents were pushed apart and how mountains formed, but it doesn't show what happened to the ocean waters.

Of course the oceans would have produced huge tsunamis. Before the mountains built up, the tsunamis would have washed over all of the land masses. The tsunamis deposited sediments over several weeks or months about a mile thick in all. And fossils formed as animals and plants were buried in the sediments. This paper http://www.socalsem.edu/2015/08/09/noahs-flood-the-key-to-correct-interpretation-of-earth-history/ gives a persuasive account of how the strata were deposited etc.

So, if the rock strata were deposited that recently (and likewise regarding glaciation, as ancient maps show Greenland and Antarctica without any ice etc), then all of the climate data thought to be from before the cataclysm is wrong. The ice age appears to have occurred immediately after the cataclysm and the Earth has been on a slow warming trend ever since.


lol, you should be a comedian...

Velikovsky got nothing on him!laugh


i don't think there are any impact craters younger than 50,000 years old on earth... maybe wolf crater, in AZ... but i don't think i've read any bigger babble than this in a while...laugh laugh
laugh :thumbsup:

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Wed 12/02/15 11:39 AM
Edited by mysticalview21 on Wed 12/02/15 12:00 PM
wow ...what great ways to explain the differences ... and I agree nukes are fine... until you can not shut them down with out harming people or a country or communities an risking the balance of the earth as it may shift...
and your right about yellow stone that is a when ever... we all go ... and totally uncontrollable ... and has nothing to do with climate change ... now as far as I know ? I lived in Wv for many yrs and we have had coal as a main energy ... till the energy wars started ... and do not believe anyone can say there is any kind of pollution here ... that can not be cleaned up efficiently... such as water ways ...
I just heard China's air report ...no one was allowed out becouse of the bad air quality that day ... and as far as California ... now they have their own problems with drought... but nothing that can not be fixed ... with lots of $ but they have been told for yrs about this and have shut down facility's that could have helped them ...so go figure ... and will the ocean waters ever get as high to wipe them out ... does it matter either people leave or they take their chances ... as I see it ...all of the energies seem to destroy something... but that is what we run on ... is one better then another ... well I do not believe anyone one of them are ... but where this has been happening the most ... I do believe they should not just use one type of energy ... and here we go with fracking are they causing more earth quakes ... some say yes ... I would just like to see our forest healthy our waters cleaner ... and stop dumping in the oceans with all of the garbage ... air ... sure in states that look like China's and India's quality of air ... oil ... I do believe this has our oceans under duress ... now to the soil well so much talk about oil ways under ground ... that can lead to a lot of poison in our soils if ever the leaks and breaks ... and lets not forget so many lines from the polls that have people saying to many in certain places do promote cancer in community ... and finish with the wind power and solar and both of those energies have issues also ... now did I depress everyone by now laugh or just bore you ... I really don't believe anyone knows how to control the climate ... and the sun and moon have a life of their own ... which has nothing to do with us ... well least until ... :smile: and that's right... forgot about the dinosaurs and such ... most if they did not get wiped out entirely they changed their body types as they went on ... from larger to smaller ... and adapted to the weather where they where ... or even traveled ... same as people do ... with the hot and the cold where they live ...

notbeold's photo
Sat 12/05/15 07:23 AM
Whatever the cause, the effect will be the same, more violent weather events, changes in 'regular' weather patterns, changes to agriculture, losses of arable and settled land, losses of biodiversity, scarcity of good quality foods, population movements, civil unrest. As the warming peaks out a new balance will last a while, then more changes as the next ice age approaches. Milankovich cycles and sun aging are super long term effects of no consequence to us now. Over population as a business plan, disposable consumerism, ecological loss and energy greed are things we can deal with to slow our 'progress' to collective suicide. :smile:

For a start we can minimise the wast involved in celebrating the northern hemisphere summer solstice; save me Jeebers.

Conrad_73's photo
Sat 12/05/15 07:52 AM
biggest Hoax ever perpetrated on Humanity!

notbeold's photo
Sat 01/02/16 06:18 PM
More frequent and longer lasting droughts, more frequent and more intense wild fires, higher sea temperatures, more frequent coral bleaching, disappearing Pacific islands, coastal storms breaching levvys and flood mitigation works more often.
It's not global warming, but mentally retarded over breeding greedy humans being everywhere, and getting in the way of natural climate processes, and complaining about it. But do you learn - obviously not. Coastal canal suburbs, filling in low lying swamp and marshland for housing, building on coastal sand dunes. Killing off sea grass fields and biodiversity with suburban stormwater runoff pollution. Massive land clearances for broadacre farming changing inland environmental conditions and rain patterns. Deforestation to build crappy houses that blow away in tornadoes, so you build another one the same way. Trillions spent on paranoia in defence spending when all of the protagonists are in the same club, where war is just theatre, and only serves to put tax payers money in the hands of arms manufacturer owners, the instigators of the conflicts.
Just like stupid ants in the pathway, getting stepped on all the time, the ants - like us, don't learn, but clear the dead, bite you, and continue the same as always.
Religion is the biggest Hoax ever perpetrated on Humanity!
God will save us; god will fix it; it's god's will, god will return one day; a man of god can be trusted; in god we trust. The proof is in the complete lack of the pudding. Save me Jeebers.

mightymoe's photo
Mon 01/04/16 09:08 AM

More frequent and longer lasting droughts, more frequent and more intense wild fires, higher sea temperatures, more frequent coral bleaching, disappearing Pacific islands, coastal storms breaching levvys and flood mitigation works more often.
It's not global warming, but mentally retarded over breeding greedy humans being everywhere, and getting in the way of natural climate processes, and complaining about it. But do you learn - obviously not. Coastal canal suburbs, filling in low lying swamp and marshland for housing, building on coastal sand dunes. Killing off sea grass fields and biodiversity with suburban stormwater runoff pollution. Massive land clearances for broadacre farming changing inland environmental conditions and rain patterns. Deforestation to build crappy houses that blow away in tornadoes, so you build another one the same way. Trillions spent on paranoia in defence spending when all of the protagonists are in the same club, where war is just theatre, and only serves to put tax payers money in the hands of arms manufacturer owners, the instigators of the conflicts.
Just like stupid ants in the pathway, getting stepped on all the time, the ants - like us, don't learn, but clear the dead, bite you, and continue the same as always.
Religion is the biggest Hoax ever perpetrated on Humanity!
God will save us; god will fix it; it's god's will, god will return one day; a man of god can be trusted; in god we trust. The proof is in the complete lack of the pudding. Save me Jeebers.


the only statement i agree with : religion is the biggest hoax... the rest is liberal backwash with no real substance... droughts, floods, storms and snowfall have been happening for 4 billion years, its called "WEATHER PATTERNS"...

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Mon 01/04/16 04:28 PM
No global warming going on where I live. It has been abnormally cold for quite a while. In the last couple of years there have been a lot of little earthquakes.

notbeold's photo
Tue 01/05/16 07:20 AM
Nuc power is a false economy. Who is going to pay for a 25,000 year management plan for the waste. Or 80,000 years, or 250,000 years half life. The suits, and 'Doctor Strangeloves' get their money for their stupid deadly ideas, have a good life of maybe 100 years or so, die, and leave the rest of the world with their problem of the waste they created for tens of thousands, and hundreds of thousands of years. Thousands of generations living with the still dangerous waste.
We need to be kinder to the planet, and demand less of it, and then it will cope better with global warming, no matter what the cause. Traditional cultures don't destroy the biodiversity that renews the life on the lands. And no I'm not a liberal or green or other party following fool. All politics is distraction and theatre for the masses - it's not real, they are all puppets following orders not from us.

mightymoe's photo
Tue 01/05/16 07:27 AM

Nuc power is a false economy. Who is going to pay for a 25,000 year management plan for the waste. Or 80,000 years, or 250,000 years half life. The suits, and 'Doctor Strangeloves' get their money for their stupid deadly ideas, have a good life of maybe 100 years or so, die, and leave the rest of the world with their problem of the waste they created for tens of thousands, and hundreds of thousands of years. Thousands of generations living with the still dangerous waste.
We need to be kinder to the planet, and demand less of it, and then it will cope better with global warming, no matter what the cause. Traditional cultures don't destroy the biodiversity that renews the life on the lands. And no I'm not a liberal or green or other party following fool. All politics is distraction and theatre for the masses - it's not real, they are all puppets following orders not from us.


how do you purpose to get electricity without nukes? coal plants?
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2010/12/farmers_pecan_growers_say_coal.html

pecan trees are one of the hardiest trees in Texas, and miles around every coal power plant in Texas, dead trees...