Phydeaux -> RE: 0 + 0 (1/12/2014 9:51:33 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Tkman117 Plus do you even know the difference between weather and climate? Climate is large scale, global even. Weather is small scale. No one event, polar vortex, hurricane, heat wave or cold snap can be attributed to climate change. These are weather events. BUT, when you look at the averages over a long period of time, more extreme events get more common, and a WORLD WIDE AVERAGE of yearly temperatures is shown to be increasing over time with proportion to green house gas emissions. And I agree with Ken, you're using a well known conservative tactic. Cause as much confusion in as many places as possible, make many arguments and controversies in many different places and it blinds people from what's true. Keep onto one topic at a time. You provide one singular argument at a time, we will disprove it and move onto the next crack pot theory. Ready, set, go. Son, I've known the difference between weather and climate 30 years before you were born. I'm not using any *tactic*. I quoted an article. I highlighted interesting points. If you want to attempt to refute some of these points - have at it. Most of his points I know to be true, a few I don't know one way or the other. Ready, set.. you go.
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