31,000 US scientists sign petition against hydrocarbon caused Global Warming - Page 3

Schroeder · 05-27-08, 09:21 AM

I meant the people started to think that causing so much pollution is bs and that they should stop doing it. I didn't mean that they thought there wouldn't be a thing like pollution.
Maybe I didn't express myself clearly enough....

Safe-Keeper · 05-27-08, 09:51 AM

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Global warming on the other hand is a lot more like the ice age scares of the same time period. Lots of preaching and vaguely defined threats

No. Global cooling was a real event in that the average global temperature did sink a bit, but it didn't get nearly the attention that AGW is getting today.

Not that it matters. A theory can be similar to another theory without it having any bearing on its veracity.

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like increased and more powerful hurricanes for example, that don't seem to pan out.

Exactly - they didn't come true. Unlike the predictions for Global Warming, which ARE coming true and can be empirically observed.
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Often accompanied by requests for increased funding...

I love how deniers somehow seem to think that the fact that there's money to be made on AGW somehow means it isn't true. Name one branch of science that doesn't have scientists interested in making money. You won't find one.

August · 05-27-08, 12:53 PM

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I love how deniers somehow...

And I love how the global warming crowd resorts to name calling for whoever doesn't buy 100% into their wild theories. Doubters are "deniers" or "paid shills of the ebil oil companies".

Well two years ago global warming was supposed to cause hurricanes to become more numerous and severe. It hasn't. Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't. The gulf stream was going to shut down, it hasn't. Seems like every time an effect is supposed to be observable it isn't.

bradclark1 · 05-27-08, 02:04 PM

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Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't.

The 10 warmest years on record have occurred since 1995.

August · 05-27-08, 02:09 PM

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Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't.

The 10 warmest years on record have occurred since 1995.

Couldn't prove that by the winter we just had here in New England.

Schroeder · 05-27-08, 02:12 PM

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I love how deniers somehow...

Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't. The gulf stream was going to shut down, it hasn't. Seems like every time an effect is supposed to be observable it isn't.

Winter? What winter? We haven't had one here in central Europe this year.

And that last year was a joke compared to the winters we had when I was a kid...

I'm not sure about the gulf stream but I don't think it can cut out within two years. We are talking here about global climatic changes. That takes time and two years are definitly not enough. it's not like we are getting one fast blast like with a nuke and then everything is changed forever. It takes several years, maybe decades.

Safe-Keeper · 05-27-08, 03:24 PM

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Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't.

Average global temperatures have risen for the last thirty years. This is a fact, and it'd be hard for this to happen without winters getting warmer, too.

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The gulf stream was going to shut down, it hasn't.

Huh? Give me a link to whoever said that the Gulf Stream should've shut down by now ("now" being any date or time before today, May 27th 2008).

The Gulf Stream is indeed getting weaker, and this is observable. It's nowhere near a catastrophic change, or even a significant one, but in the future, it might become one. We don't know yet.

The effects of AGW are noticable. That is, to those who either look for them, or, like me, live in areas affected by the effects of faster-than-natural climate change.

SUBMAN1 · 05-27-08, 04:56 PM

Average global tempuratures have been warming at the same rate since our last mini Ice Age. What you see this year is its peak year.

But yeah, the global warming crowd resorts to insults and threats the moment someone doesn't agree with their propaganda, no matter how strong the evidence against it.

Sad. Must be dealing with teenagers or something.

If you would rather have a scientific discussion instead of insults, we can start with how much CO2 is actually in the atmosphere. Let's analyze it.

And whomever called CO2 a deadly gas - that's not quite correct. Every time you exhale, you release CO2 from your own lungs! Guess we'd all be dead from breathing!

-S

antikristuseke · 05-27-08, 04:58 PM

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I love how deniers somehow...

Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't. The gulf stream was going to shut down, it hasn't. Seems like every time an effect is supposed to be observable it isn't.

Winter? What winter? We haven't had one here in central Europe this year.

And that last year was a joke compared to the winters we had when I was a kid...

There was a winter? I thought it as an unusualy long autumn and then suddenly spring. But the year before that we had the coldest winter since 1941 here.

bradclark1 · 05-27-08, 06:17 PM

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Winters were supposed to get progressively warming. They haven't.

The 10 warmest years on record have occurred since 1995.

Couldn't prove that by the winter we just had here in New England.

It was still below the norm unless you have different weather 60 miles from here and it's also been one of the wettest as in rain and not snow..

bradclark1 · 05-27-08, 06:27 PM

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If you would rather have a scientific discussion instead of insults, we can start with how much CO2 is actually in the atmosphere. Let's analyze it.
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Ok, lets.

SUBMAN1 · 05-27-08, 06:40 PM

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If you would rather have a scientific discussion instead of insults, we can start with how much CO2 is actually in the atmosphere. Let's analyze it.
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Ok, lets.

You start

-S

JetSnake · 05-27-08, 09:04 PM

Atmospheric Composition

This data is from http://www.met.fsu.edu/explores/atmcomp.html

PERMANENT gases in the atmosphere by percent are: Nitrogen 78.1% Oxygen 20.9%(Note that these two permanent gases together comprise 99% of the atmosphere)Other permanent gases: Argon 0.9% Neon 0.002% Helium 0.0005% Krypton 0.0001% Hydrogen 0.00005%VARIABLE gases in the atmosphere and typical percentage values are: Water vapor 0 to 4% Carbon Dioxide 0.035% Methane 0.0002% Ozone 0.000004%

baggygreen · 05-27-08, 10:14 PM

nice, jetsnake, but where is the co2 stats??

:rotfl:

TheSatyr · 05-27-08, 11:17 PM

Fact:Over the past 10 years,global temperatures have dropped 1 degree.

Also,many meterologists including the former head of the National Hurricane Center consider man made global warning to be complete bunk. A number of meteorologists have stated quite clearly that the tree rings from redwoods show that global temperatures is cyclical and any warming we may be having now is normal.

Alot of these meterologists also consider climatology to be a phony science...but that's neither here nor there.

05-27-08, 04:56 PM	#38
SUBMAN1 Rear Admiral Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 11,866 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Average global tempuratures have been warming at the same rate since our last mini Ice Age. What you see this year is its peak year. But yeah, the global warming crowd resorts to insults and threats the moment someone doesn't agree with their propaganda, no matter how strong the evidence against it. Sad. Must be dealing with teenagers or something. If you would rather have a scientific discussion instead of insults, we can start with how much CO2 is actually in the atmosphere. Let's analyze it. And whomever called CO2 a deadly gas - that's not quite correct. Every time you exhale, you release CO2 from your own lungs! Guess we'd all be dead from breathing! -S __________________

05-27-08, 09:04 PM	#43
JetSnake Navy Dude Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 176 Downloads: 12 Uploads: 0	Atmospheric Composition This data is from http://www.met.fsu.edu/explores/atmcomp.html PERMANENT gases in the atmosphere by percent are: Nitrogen 78.1% Oxygen 20.9%(Note that these two permanent gases together comprise 99% of the atmosphere)Other permanent gases: Argon 0.9% Neon 0.002% Helium 0.0005% Krypton 0.0001% Hydrogen 0.00005%VARIABLE gases in the atmosphere and typical percentage values are: Water vapor 0 to 4% Carbon Dioxide 0.035% Methane 0.0002% Ozone 0.000004%

05-27-08, 09:21 AM	#31
Schroeder Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Banana Republic of Germany Posts: 6,170 Downloads: 62 Uploads: 0	I meant the people started to think that causing so much pollution is bs and that they should stop doing it. I didn't mean that they thought there wouldn't be a thing like pollution. Maybe I didn't express myself clearly enough....

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baggygreen Sea Lord Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Canberra, ACT, Down Under (really On Top) Posts: 1,880 Downloads: 7 Uploads: 0	nice, jetsnake, but where is the co2 stats?? :rotfl:

05-27-08, 11:17 PM	#45
TheSatyr Captain Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 545 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Fact:Over the past 10 years,global temperatures have dropped 1 degree. Also,many meterologists including the former head of the National Hurricane Center consider man made global warning to be complete bunk. A number of meteorologists have stated quite clearly that the tree rings from redwoods show that global temperatures is cyclical and any warming we may be having now is normal. Alot of these meterologists also consider climatology to be a phony science...but that's neither here nor there.