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Last winter was pretty cold if you ask me
Originally posted by pikestaff
One thing I do not believe is that less than one percent of the atmosphere (CO2 at 383 parts per million) could have such a huge effect on the rest of the atmosphere, having been googling this subject for years, and printing of the results of my searches, there are just too many other 'causes' volcanic activity up 300% in the last 2,000 years, the Earth's periodic tilt towards the sun, gamma rays, Methane gas, water vapour, orbit straying, the list goes on.
Okay, the Earth is/is not/might be warming up, I just do not accept so little gas can have so much effect! (CO2 at 383 parts per million)
As for cold winters, Norway reports the coldest summer on record! and snow in southern Brazil, what's that about?
A lot of my serches involves posts on ATS.com, just to plug my favourite site.
This is an issue that is often misunderstood in the public sphere and media, so it is worth spending some time to explain it and clarify it. At least three careful ice core studies have shown that Co 2 starts to rise about 800 years (600-1000 years) after Antarctic temperature during glacial terminations. These terminations are pronounced warming periods that mark the ends of the ice ages that happen every 100,000 years or so.
Thawing permafrost can release nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, a contributor to climate change that has been largely overlooked in the Arctic, a study showed on Sunday.
To illustrate: how much of a PPM change in your biochemistry does it take to kill you-of pretty much any chemical?
entire historic output of CO2, since the industrial revolution, was less than 1 years worth of Volcanic CO2 emissions.
Anyone with even the slightest understanding of science "believes" global warming is real.
Okay, the Earth is/is not/might be warming up, I just do not accept so little gas can have so much effect! (CO2 at 383 parts per million).
The fact that a very small amount of chemical can kill you has nothing to do with the mechanism of warming. There is 1 molecule of CO2 per 2600 others homogeneously spread throughout the atmosphere. 10mg of a chemical like Morphine, for instance, provides sufficient molecules for the comparatively smaller number of receptors in the medulla that are needed to be blocked and is already considered a largish dose. I don't see or understand the scientific principle that allows 1 molecule of CO2 to heat up 2600 molecules around it to cause significant warming. Each molecule would have to be heated to hundreds of degrees to create sufficient energy transfer. It's analogous to heating up one grain of rice and using that single grain to heat up 2600 others. It baffles my mind.
Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
No its all about George Soros,Warren Buffet et al making a motza out of a global carbon trading ponzi scheme or as a wise man once said,"its all about the money".
Despite being a key adviser to Obama during the financial crisis, America's best-known investor has been blasting the president's push to curb global warming — using the same lying points promoted by far-right Republicans. The climate bill passed by the House, Buffett insists, is a "huge tax — and there's no sense calling it anything else." What's more, he says, the measure would mean "very poor people are going to pay a lot more money for their electricity." Never mind that the climate bill, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, would actually save Americans with the lowest incomes about $40 a year.
Did you know that a source of green energy is a fraud ?
Windmills or entire parks of it are backed up by old fashion Cole plants for when it doesn't wind outside.
They are kept burning permanent. Because they are on stand by most of the time they do not get as hot as they would normally do, resulting in less pollutants getting burned that will end up in the atmosphere.
Originally posted by dementedtheclown
I've lived in Florida almost all my life, it snowed last winter. Was first time it ever snowed in the part of Florida I live in, that I've seen.