| Re: Now We've Done It - Canada's Arctic ice shelves break apart, drift away |
Subject: Re: Now We've Done It - Canada's Arctic ice shelves break apart, drift away by DaleD on 2008/9/5 18:31:03 I realize this is off topic, and you can try to pedal whatever worry you have to others here. It's my observation that most people have made up their minds about global warming one way or the other, and won't let facts get in the way. You, for example, have heard the arguments, but don't have time for those who don't believe that it's anthropomorphic global warming that is the root of all evil. On the other side of the argument are people like me. I've read enough that I believe whatever is happening, is part of a natural cycle. I've cited articles to you in the past, so I assume that any new material that doesn't fit your alarmism will be summarily dismissed. By the way, you do realize that the "global temperature" hasn't risen in 10 years and that global warming is "taking a break" (according to alarmists). Are you also aware that the current sunspot cycle has been very quiet, which is an indicator of cold weather for us. Go ahead, be upset, it apparently makes you feel better. I am not worried, when I think about the global warming mess, I just go burn some gas in my Vette. By the way, if it's fossil fuel, why is there so much of it? And how have wells that were pumped dry begun to produce again? And why do we think there are oil oceans on Titan? Lots of dinosaurs on Titan in the past? Relax dude. No one is getting out of here alive. |
