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Radio Frequency X said:Global Warming is happening, but we aren't causing it and we can't stop it. We will have a global cooling trend in the future too. The weather is always getting warmer or cooler in cycles. All we are doing is making the effects of Global Warming worse by depleating the Ozone. But these effects are going to end mostly in skin cancer and sun related problems. It won't cause the earth to get any hotter than it would naturally.
beckysoup61 said:So our massive increase in size with 300 million people alone living in the USA most of them driving trucks and SUV's aren't doing anything at all to the environment? How's that?
beckysoup61 said:So our massive increase in size with 300 million people alone living in the USA most of them driving trucks and SUV's aren't doing anything at all to the environment? How's that?
Sunstone said:The famous climatologist Rush Limbaugh says it's NOT happening and that's good enough for me. Rush never assumes he knows more than he actually knows: The man is humility incarnate.
nutshell said:That's not what he said.
Really now? From what I've found, volcanic eruptions emit 145 to 255 tons of CO2 a year. While cars in the US alone emit 314 tons of C02 a year.Radio Frequency X said:We can drive our SUVs by the millions for ten thousand years and we won't cause as much pollution as a single volcanic explosion.
Radio Frequency X said:For a Great Discussion on Global Warming (including the effects of C02)
While there is scientific reasonings for the position that humans are causing global warming, there is no scientific proof. Anyone who thinks that this is a black and white issue, scientifically, simply hasn't done their research.
Argument in Congress
It is also important to recognize the limited effects of CO2 relative to other greenhouse gases (water and methane have a much greater effect than carbon monoxide). The single largest determining factor of the temperature on earth is the Sun. Scientists aren't even sure (or agreed on) if greenhouse gasses can contribute noticeable effects relative to the sun.
beckysoup61 said:Which scientists? Who are they being paid from? What is their biases?
Radio Frequency X said:While there is scientific reasonings for the position that humans are causing global warming, there is no scientific proof.
kreeden said:Ok , to state what should be obvious , " scientific proof " requires fact . And the fact is , we have not been keeping records long enough to know much about natural global warnings . Oh , we can looks at signs and make " educated guesses ", but that is about it .
But I think that it is fairly save to say that we do know that global warning is happening . And that we know that pollution adds to it . Other then that , I really can't say .
Radio Frequency X said:But the question is, does pollution add to it enough to make a noticeable difference? .
beckysoup61 said:Apparetly you've never been to Salt Lake City when the smog hits the valley. It's brown, disgusting and thick. :cover:
beckysoup61 said:I know that, what I got from it was that our size increase and our driving non-ecofriendly cars has nothing to do with global warming. Am I correct? Or should I jsut bow out now and leave 'real scientists' to do their work?
Radio Frequency X said:But the question is, does pollution add to it enough to make a noticeable difference? I don't think that it does - I think the lack of evidence is evidence for my position, though, this is obviously not a proof in any sense of the world.
But as long as we can all agree that pollution is bad for humans, then that's enough for me.