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reply posted on 15-12-2007 @ 06:46 PM by melatonin
Originally posted by traderonwallst
Only climatologists are allowed to comment on Global warming? what the hell is that all about?

Geologists are just as qualified to comment on what you perceive to be global warming. They study the earth!!!!!


Global warming is about climate, so what's the big surprise? The study of climate, past, present and future is called 'climatology'.

I think there are some geologists who would be considered experienced enough to be considered experts, yes. But they would be working in general areas of climatology, for example, paleoclimatology. Climate science is a cross-disciplinary subject, so physics, geology, earth sciences etc would be somewhat relevant, but this doesn't indicate expertise just by having a degree in, for example, geology. Michael Mann was originally a physics graduate, but he studied paleoclimatology post-grad/post-doc.

However, Motl is not an expert in anything to do with climatology, if I wanted to know about string theory, I might go to him. What about a computer modeller of virology - is he an expert in the relevant area? Lobohm & Milne are economists. Leyland & Wojick are energy consultants. Thoenes is a chemical engineer. Evans is a computer/electrical engineer. Essenhigh is a mechanical engineer. I could go on, but I can't be @rsed.

A geography lecturer is not a climatologist either, and Tim Ball suggests he was, why is he saying otherwise? Reid Bryson is an interesting character, he was one proponent of global cooling in the 1970s - sure you'd like that, heh.

Scientists work in very particular areas. You wouldn't ask a urologist to do brain surgery would you? I'm a psychologist, but I don't consider myself an expert on psychosis or CBT. I study a very particular area of psychology, and I claim expertise only in this area. Same applies to other scientists.

So, you and makeitso are completely missing half of my point. Some of these people are inflating their credentials - 100 'prominent scientists'? Like Lord Lawson? He's a politician. Courtney has just lied about his credentials, he doesn't have a PhD, he works for coal industry interests.

And, as I said, which you both ignored, they are putting their names to BS science. So I doubt their sincerity on this issue.

So, people on this list are BSing their credentials. Some of them would not be considered prominent at all. Some have probably never done a bit of science since leaving university. Others were never scientists. Many more haven't been involved in science for a while. And to round it off, they are putting their names to BS science.

In sum, normal procedure for the denial industry.

[edit on 15-12-2007 by melatonin]


reply posted on 15-12-2007 @ 11:45 PM by iunderstand
reply to post by DeadFlagBlues



Yes, the temperatures on other planets in our solar system are heating up as well, so why isn't anyone publicly acknowledging that fact ???

Because to do so would blow their weak explaination of carbon emissions being the cause of it !


The real cause is the return of planet x (a brown dwarf star) into our solar system and heat generated by it, an addition to, our own sun.

There it is. The REAL truth.



reply posted on 17-12-2007 @ 11:02 PM by leira7
reply to post by melatonin



I think that there could be so many reasons for every thing that's going on with our planet and the solar system( i.e. Mars and other planets warming up).
There are definitely things going on with our sun's cycle, and with our planet. I feel that there are more natural events that can have a deadly effect on our species that we cannot control than there are ones that we can.
Simply, we cannot stop the sun from doing anything and we cannot stop the natural warming and cooling cycles that our planet has.
However, It is possible to make a change in our environment and to stop deforestation and pollution but at the end of the day, that is the best we can do.
So perhaps instead of arguing whether or not global warming is happening let's just try to be the best humans we can and appreciate what a very beautiful and rare planet we have. At the end of the day, this is what we should be doing anyways.
Save the Planet.


reply posted on 5-1-2008 @ 02:58 PM by TrojanNutzConspiracy


Is it just me or is the whole global warming thing a scam?
I mean come on they get you at the pump or at the I.R.S.
they either make there money at the pump,
or the they take it out with the carbon tax, some bodies getting rich, and
it is not me!!!

mars polar ice caps are receding too!!

science.nasa.gov...
Mars is Melting

globalresearch.ca...
Global Warming: A Convenient Lie

A convenient profit if you ask me!!!!!


reply posted on 5-1-2008 @ 03:33 PM by budski
Despite the mass of real doubt that keeps on coming to light, I still see the die-hard AGW proponents trotting out the same al bore/ipcc/politically motivated and tired arguments.

The validity of the theory is under constant bombardment, and I consider that a good thing.

I've been saying this ever since I joined ATS - AGW is a political exercise: a scared populace is an easily controlled populace.

How long before we see "emergency" measures being brought in to "tackle climate change" - we're already being taxed, and this is just the next step.

I can guarantee that people are making REAL money out of this - al bore is just one of them.

Another couple of years, and we'll start to see travel restrictions, energy consumption restrictions and maybe even restrictions on personal freedoms.

Personally, I am not a fan of the culture of conspicuous consumption that has been prevalent in western society for a long time, but neither am I a fan of political power being taken to ever higher levels and the restrictions of individual freedoms that naturally follow.

"THEY" can't tell us the truth for many reasons, the foremost of which are;
They wouldn't make as much money
Fear is a great motivator
Control is the key
They need something to take peoples minds off the REAL issues.


Before anybody asks - "THEY" are the people we elected and the people who are principally responsible for the huge propaganda machine which is now in motion.


[edit on 5/1/2008 by budski]



reply posted on 6-1-2008 @ 04:42 PM by traderonwallst
reply to post by Cynic



Just for some information. It was Algore and ken Lay (of Enron) that approached the meetings at Kyoto and instituted the whole Carbon Credit trading system in the first place. Back then.....Enron, during the Clinton administration, had more to do with the US energy policy than the government did. What was good for Enron was good for the US...or something like that.


reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 03:10 PM by criticalunity
reply to post by TheAvenger



Oh, I thought it was because you must've realized it is in fact NOT nonsense, but I guess one's obstinate position that helps you sleep at night for being a motorist of maintaining their belief that we are not causing climate change, when despite how the sky may seem infinite, the atmosphere is quite thin, my friend... We have significantly changed things, therefore it should be easy to see that significant changed will come from that, & whlie we are all debating if continuing to be slaves to the oil industry is the cause of climate change, the world is slipping away, along with our chance to so something about a situation that wven if it were 1 % of a possibility that it's not a good idea to be putting all this SMOKE that contains way more than just CO2, I think we should've stopped onece it started, & said... Wait a minute, this is a bad idea, but now it goes with the NWO plans to mess us up, & people are calling it a scam because Al gore is turning it into one, & using it for the elite's advantage.


reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 03:20 PM by forestlady
reply to post by traderonwallst

"...and that carbon dioxide (CO2) is not a pollutant."

Correct it is not a pollutant. But it IS a poison for us humans if too much is taken in. We are affected by CO2 levels. And just because the earth does go thru cycles, doesn't mean human-induced global warming cannot occur.


reply posted on 16-4-2008 @ 03:38 AM by FreshDuck
reply to post by jimbo999



There is substantial evedence that many of the touted 1000's of scientists DON'T actually agree.
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