Global Warming is So Much Hyped - Do You Know There is NO Scientific Evidence to Prove it? »

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Many support the carbon tax and trade tariffs now being discussed in Congress as a way to stop carbon dioxide emissions and the supposed harm to the environment. Global warming is what it is called. However, there is no scientific proof that it exists.

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    CRYMTYPHON5 months ago

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    "Global Warming is So Much Hyped. "
    Is that even proper english?
    Global Warming is so much hyped, - what?
    Hyped science?

    Or should it be , so much 'hype' ?

    Bad grammer is reflective of bad logic
    and poorly thought-out ideas.

    In this case, it is reflective of the babble of
    someone who isn't even presenting an argument.

    We get a tossed-salad of vague references and hard-facts
    about geologic ages, trains, and Al Gore

    - sprinkled with the general idea that
    anything can be declared 'unproven' and 'hype'
    if only you click your heels and believe .

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    engineer5 months ago

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    Here is a graph from NOAA, the part of the government which follows global warming. You will see the proof there!!

    http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/globtemp.html

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    jordan115 months ago

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    Am I to surmise that because someone says there is no proof, that it's a fact? This isn't an arugment. It's another case of 'my scientist is better than your scientist.' What are the affects of carbon monoxide? Well, lots of folks have used it to commit suicide by putting a hose from their tailpipe into their closed car. So it's a safe bet that it has the propensity to do harm. But how much is enough? Shall we wait and see until it's too late to do anything about it? I'll be proactive. That seems a touch saner than demanding 100% concensus.

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    mesodude5 months ago

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    "It gets more and more confusing every day.
    Each side have some own "proofs" and for common people its really hard to ditinguish what is truth."

    --It doesn't get more confusing by the day. Cons wish that it did but that's not happening. They're squealing louder and louder but, for the most part, people know that this is all about their fears that they won't be able to continue to destroy the planet for profit. The idea that there is a scientific debate is a joke. No one believes cons care about science and we don't take their silly whining seriously. ;-P

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      minxman5 months ago

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      There is Global Warming - there is no global warming...

      It gets more and more confusing every day.
      Each side have some own "proofs" and for common people its really hard to ditinguish what is truth.

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      purpleicon5 months ago

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      This is a tiresome argument. It has been proven by scientists that global warming is happening. Many people don't want to believe it because it is easier not to. Jordan11 is right. Shall we wait until it is too late to change or stop the damage ? Species are disappearing, and 2/3 of animals may be gone by 2050. Climatic disasters will affect 325 million of the worlds poorest, and create drought and starvation. I really don't understand the stubborn denial of global warming. Don't we want our future generations to have a clean and life sustaining planet ? I think it is immoral not to do anything to slow down global warming.

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      Klarissa5 months ago

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      Across North America, snow cover for winter 2008/2009 was above average, the 12th largest extent since satellite records began in 1967.

      The 43-year mean North America winter snow cover extent is 17.1 million square kilometers for the 1967-2009 period of record.

      A series of snow and ice storms struck the U.S. during the winter. For information on the U.S. winter snow events, please visit the U.S. 2008-2009 Snow Season Summary page.

      I too can pick and choose statistics!!!!!!

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      CHAM5 months ago

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      Thanks Wiki good post.
      Engineer. I tried to respond to the graphs but my Computer had a heart attack. Got myself back in the land of the living now so let me respond to your graphs link above.

      The graphs are excellent and relay truthful data, but the data that is important was not shown because it wasn't asked for-and that data would be: Is Global Warming a result of Human input? If so what is the magnitude of human input?

      Global Warming is occurring, it just isn't the result of human input. Chill. The cool down cycle will kick in within the next several years. The cycles last around 700 years on average. The Little Ice Age began ( the cool down started ) around 1300.

      Those graphs you showed begin at 1800 and the significance about that is that is approximately the time that the Little Ice Age ended. I sure would expect the earth to warm up after an Ice Age. See what I mean about asking the right question?

      Studies I have examined indicate that the percent of warming attributable to human input is about 2.7% of the total. Somehow I don't believe that the 97.3% not attributable to human input is the driver in this warm-up. Would everyone agree to that?

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      NoWayMan5 months ago

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      saying there is no scientific proof means you're ignoring the mountain of scientific proof in front of you.

      and...global warming is so much hyped? who wrote this, a ninth grader?

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      earthlingerer5 months ago

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      I have personally studied the northward advance of simple plants and trees TOWARDS the artic in Canada. If it weren't warming, these plants would be miles back towards the south.

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        Wolfie20075 months ago

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        russk

        So your point is.........? The conservatism of scientists is greatly threatened when the government and entities like General Electric are handing out big money only to those scientists who will support the cause of global warming now known as climate change. This is not science!

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          russklettke5 months ago

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          The critics of global warming theory apparently missed grade school science, where the scientific method is taught. Basically it goes like this: scientists are extremely, extremely conservative in drawing conclusions on anything until they have an accumulation of evidence that is consistent and indisputable. Research involves adopting a hypothesis, and the study then tries to disprove the hypothesis – they try to prove their own best idea wrong. They invite criticism from their peers by publishing the findings of their research. To me (a non-scientists), it amazes me how humble science is, always keeping the door open to contrary evidence and a willingness to consider other perspectives based on the scientific method.

          It should be noted that the media often misinterpret scientific findings. There is error in popular perception that can result from this.

          I'd like to note that I was taught all this in a Christian elementary school (Missouri Synod Lutheran), which I attended for nine years (K-8). We were also taught creationism alongside basic science, and had an introduction to the theory of evolution (debunking it in a fundamental Christian context, but teaching it so we could be functional in higher levels of scientific later in our education). That was 40 years ago -- it's interesting to note how this whole argument has become polarized. More disturbing, how some media pundits and even elected officials at the national level seem to lack this elementary school education.

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          caveboy15 months ago

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          wow , since gasses cause Global warming how come we can't just have the caveman pay for it ? Imagine it being cold in the caveman day's , and all of a sudden a taradactal farts . One caveman say's to the other , HEY - Your taradactal farted so you owe cavewoman some grease so cavewoman can cook caveman some food . Yep guy's , It was the gasses ! Pay up !

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          CHAM5 months ago

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          Russ. I agree with you. Science is an empirical thing. Unfortunately for the masses, who don't read much factual data, and research even less, the potential for mis-leading spin is significant.

          As a study in this statement I just made, go back and read what those who adamantly support the "Global Warming Theory" use as an argument of support - that all facts show that the Earth is warming up. This would be correct, the Earth is in a warm up cycle, but therein lies the problem. Those who advocate control want to blame the warm up on the human factor, while steadfastly ignoring the fact that the Earth has gone thru periodic warm-ups and cool downs since way before the advent of man.

          So the question shouldn't be "Is the Earth Warming up?", rather the question should be "Is the Warm-up cycle now on going, the result of human pollutants or is it a normal cycle that has an amount of human pollution?" And if the answer is yes, then that brings the third question " Is the Human Pollutant contribution significant to the cycle?". If that answer is yes, then we might consider what we should do about it.

          In my reply to ForrestPhelps above I raise this question. One thing I really hate about the current protocol of Propeller is the "hiding" of replies, it causes me to have to go thru the clicking open of "replies" otherwise I might miss something of real input simply because it isn't open to scan reading.

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          davylightning5 months ago

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          mesodude - Your "logic" is astounding. You hammer "cons" for being deists (as if no liberals are), yet accept global warming because it seems more likely or plausible? What scientists have is not "proof", it is called data. That data currently indicates that human beings are partially responsible for greenhouse emissions, due to the correlation between human activity and climate change. The consensus conclusion is that to reduce said emissions would benefit the survival of our own species (not the "saving" of the earth). However, I would venture to say that there is much more evidence in the form of the plausible for Intelligent Design -- am I to understand by your reasoning that you would support this conclusion as well? There are many very reputable scientists that believe in the idea of intelligent design in some form -- especially in the astronomy and mathematics dapartments of many major universities. Please do not presume that you could handle yourself in the arena of real debate. Content yourself in your illusion that all conservatives are backwoods rednecks so that you can feel smugly superior. If you break out of that box, I'm afraid you'll discover that you're not nearly as clever (or logical) as you believe yourself to be.

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            caveboy15 months ago

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            lobbyiest , wake up every morning on they 1000 dollar beds , mash a button that tilts they heads , drink they grape tasting wine , and off they go to scheme you out of your hard earned dough

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            Klarissa5 months ago

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            http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/greenhouse_data....

            "This is the statistically correct way to represent relative human contributions to the greenhouse effect.

            From Table 4a, both natural and man-made greenhouse contributions are illustrated in this chart, in gray and green, respectively. For clarity only the man-made (anthropogenic) contributions are labeled on the chart.

            Water vapor, responsible for 95% of Earth's greenhouse effect, is 99.999% natural (some argue, 100%). Even if we wanted to we can do nothing to change this.

            Anthropogenic (man-made) CO2 contributions cause only about 0.117% of Earth's greenhouse effect, (factoring in water vapor). This is insignificant!

            Adding up all anthropogenic greenhouse sources, the total human contribution to the greenhouse effect is around 0.28% (factoring in water vapor)."

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            youngbloodb85 months ago

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            they say there is no proof , but @ the same time - greenland says that two of thier giant glaciers are breaking up . i'm no scientist , but don't that look like proof .

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            pokydoke5 months ago

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            Several years ago when global warming was being discussed it was theorized that excess arctic glacial melt would result in a lower salinity of arctic ocean water. This lower salinity could result in a change in the Gulf Stream, a reduced current. The result of this reduced current would be cooler and wetter summers in the Northeastern US. I'm sure any of you living here in the Northeast can attest to the cool wet weather we have had every June for the last four years. I grew up here in the NE and June typically was sunny with moderate temps in the seventies, not anymore. Just an observation, make of it what you will.

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              CRYMTYPHON5 months ago

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              1) That the earth has cycled between warm and cool geologic periods, - is no refutation that we are changing the weather now.

              2) A strong majority of scientists agree that Global Climate Change is happening. Quoting contrarians, Web-petitions or ExonMobil study groups only proves this.

              3) Telling world organizations of meteorologists, climatiologists, chemists and biologists that they have forgotten to take into account a) the vikings b) water vapor c) cows d) mars
              - is delusional.

              4) The model presented of CO2 increases in our atmosphere,
              trapping heat from sunlight,
              - does not care what you think about Albert Gore, carbon taxes, or liberalism. You do not 'pos' or 'neg' science
              unless you are nuts.

              5) Possibly there is no good strategy to solve GW.
              Changes may simply shift the damage. This does not remove our obligation to be honest in our measure of the problem;
              - and our obligation to try.

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              THOMNH625 months ago

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              save your fingers Goppy, Global Warming is a MYTH

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              DEMONSLAYAR5 months ago

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              Dear skeptics, lets try a new approach. If there is indeed global warming and we take proper measures to correct it then we will all be better off. I think that is simple enough.
              Now, if there is no real global warming and we take the measures to reduce co2. what will be the result? First, we will be using less oil that is sold to us by mid east terrorist nations,less money for terrorists, hmmmm. second: we will save money simply because every time we by oil our money leaves the country and is lost to our economy. Third: new technology breeds new technology. That alone makes it worth the effort.So why is anybody even arguing weather or not global warming is real? either way, if we take the steps as though it is real, we all win in the end :)

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              JoanieT5 months ago

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              Global warming was invented as part of phenomena designed to brainwash you into accepting more taxes. Not that the environment should be disregarded-- it shouldn't be. But climatic changes have occurred on this planet from its very beginnings and man-made pollution did not have a thing to do with it. Al Gore, et al (read: DEMOCRATS) only want you to pay higher taxes. Their "global warming" theory is designed to get you to thinking that they MUST increase taxes, and so you go along like mindless sheep!
              So what can we do to help the earth and conserve? I challenge all you young people who voted for Obama (even though you were clueless as to what he's all about) to QUIT THROWING TRASH AROUND PUBLIC PLACES. TO STOP THINKING IT'S "COOL" TO POLLUTE AND LITTER THE EARTH. REFRAIN FROM BUYING DISPOSABLE ITEMS AND BUY THINGS THAT LAST INSTEAD! WALK OR BIKE TO THE CORNER STORE INSTEAD OF DRIVING. THIS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE!!! We should all strive to do better by caring. And I'll throw in-- to PRAY TO GOD that morons see the light and conserve our resources instead of wasting them.

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              JoanieT5 months ago

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              Our ignoramus of a president is on a runaway power trip and is following in the footsteps of Adolf Hitler, taking control of the housing industry, the banking industry, the auto industry, the health care industry, etc. He's George Harrison's "The Taxman," ready to tax even the air you breathe. Al Gore et al and the Global Warming bandwagon are part and parcel of the same thing. Yet liberals just love these schmucks for all their rules and regulations. If this pompous a$$hole of a president continues to get his way, you liberals, and everyone else along with you, won't have two ***** worth of liberties left. So,I say to the mindless sheep (now called DEMOCRATS)to either wake up, or sit down and shut up!

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              JoanieT5 months ago

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              Our ignoramus of a president is on a runaway power trip and is following in the footsteps of Adolf Hitler, taking control of the housing industry, the banking industry, the auto industry, the health care industry, etc. He's George Harrison's "The Taxman," ready to tax even the air you breathe. Al Gore et al and the Global Warming bandwagon are part and parcel of the same thing. Yet liberals just love these schmucks for all their rules and regulations. If this pompous a$$hole of a president continues to get his way, you liberals, and everyone else along with you, won't have two ***** worth of liberties left. So,I say to the mindless sheep (now called DEMOCRATS)to either wake up, or sit down and shut up!

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              horsun4tjs5 months ago

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              GLOBAL WARMING IS AS PHONY AS OUR ROCK STAR PRES OBAMA WITH HIS ROPE-A--DOPE WIZARD OF OZ SPEECHES, THAT WHEN HE FINISHES SPEAKING AND READING OFF THE TELEPROMTER, AND COMES OUT BEHIND THE CURTAIN "OZ STYLE" HE CAN NOT TELL YOU WHAT HE JUST SAID OR READ OFF THE TELEPROMTER. THERE IS ONLY ONE THING THAT CAN CHANGE OUR CLIMATE IT IS CALLED "THE SUN" IT IS SELF-LUMINOUS, GASEOUS SPHERE ABOUT WHICH THE EARTH AND OTHER PLANETS REVOLVE AND WHICH FURNISHES LIGHT, HEAT, AND ENERGY FOR THE SOLAR SYSTEM, AND UNLESS AL GORE OR OUR ROCK STAR PRES CAN FIGURE A WAY TO TURN IT TOO SH-T, LIKE THE BANKS, AUTOS AND HEALTH CARE WE ARE SAFE FOR NOW. REMEMBER GOD BLESS AMERICA WITHOUT GORE AND OBAMA WILL BE A BETTER PLACE.

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