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Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/6/2016 11:00:13 PM   
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UCdFbyL8y0

Personally, I believe that whatever we emit does affect the environment.

The ozone layer used to be depleting and there was all these doom and gloom about it completely disappearing and the Sun will scorch the earth. And we identified the type of products that was killing the ozone layer. And we were educated about it, and more people made efforts not to do use products or do things that will kill our ozone layer and our ozone healed back again to healthy levels.

But those who thinks climate change is a hoax, what is the main reason that you think is bogus?

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/6/2016 11:11:14 PM   
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Oh I am sure there are some, and I have my suspicions as to which of our regulars might feel that way.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 12:14:38 AM   
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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 1:06:39 AM   
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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 6:07:54 AM   
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So I take it those two with their fingers in their ears are Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush?

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 6:28:51 AM   
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this will be to no avail but nevertheless:

one side will call the others "deniers".

the side being called "deniers" will shows tons of evidence about how the accusing side has been wrong, lied, dissembled, cooked the books, censored and oppressed contrary research/researchers, been influenced by politics or preconceived notions, have exaggerated, changed the arugument, misinterpreted, left out data, made bad assumptions, etc etc...

and the one side will still call the other "deniers"

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 6:58:52 AM   
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So bounty, you don't believe in climate change? What is the main reason?

I believe because, I have a great interest in wines, and vineyards in Europe are getting higher alcohol levels and riper fruits because they are experiencing warmer temperatures. And every year, it gets warmer. Australia is absolutely crazy. They used to be like 12.5% to 13.5% and now, many are like 15% to 16%. Results of global warming too.

I see it in wines, because, generally, the level of alcohol is determined by how hot the temperature of the region is, and the fruit that it came from. As if it will result in higher sugar levels, thus higher alcohol content. There is this unusual pattern of alcohol just going up up up. And it's due to warmer and warmer weather every year.

Bordeaux is benefiting from this because they are turning from cool climate to some serious hot climate, they grow grapes that benefit from hotter sun.

But for already hot climates, I think it's making all their wines excessively jammy.

Something is changing. But whether this is cylindrical, and will just pass, or if it will just get so hot until the whole north and south pole melts. I don't know.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 7:43:05 AM   
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I do not even know what it is to believe "in" something. When put that way it sounds like faith in some guy in the sky who can read your mind and send you to hell. Do I believe the AGW exists ? Yes. People who completely deny mankind caused warming of the planet simply do not have a grasp on reality. We burn everything. That makes heat.

So now they claim that the CO2 is making it worse, like Venus. The super hot climate of Venus cannot be solely explained by its closer proximity to the sun, part of it is the CO2 and other greenhouse gasses. They say we are making it that way here. The CO2 makes it worse, and will continue to make it worse.

Well they were all gloom and doom about the ozone at one time. They said that once those certain types of flourocarbons gets up there they are a catalyst, which means the emerge from the chemical reaction unscathed and will do it again. What happened to that ? What's more, there neer was an ozone layer. It is heavier so it always concentrated over the equator, and it is likely there was never any over the poles. But see the angle of incidence of the sunlight is so oblique up and down there they don't need ozone to protect them. Near the equator, you real DO need ozone up there. They also failed to mention that every time a rocket gets launched it is like releasing about a million pounds of Freon 12.

Anyway, down to it, I am sure AGW is happening but I have my doubts about their figures. They ruin models on a computer n shit, there is no way to know if they are applying the correct weighting to each of the variables in the equation used to direct these simulations. I am sure they are not totally wrong, but I am also sure they are not totally right. Similar techniques are used to predict the local weather and you know how wrong that can be.

Just how bad is it ? Are we talking about Florida being gone in ten years ? Because some off these useful idiots make it sound that way. What do they want us to do, scrap all the cars and buy electric cars and then switch completely to nuclear power to charge them ? We are talking about a country that has to borrow money to pay the electric bill at the pentagon. WE are talking about a country where less than a third of the people even file taxes, let alone pay any significant amount. We are talking about a country where in the past, people paid cash for new cars, even houses, but now have to put the gas for their car on a credit card, and personal debt is even higher than government debt.

We got people quitting their jobs to get medicaid, who the hell is going to buy a $100,000 electric car ?

They just want to tax it. Hear of carbon credits ? Think carbon credits lower the CO2 ? Hell no, whatever industry is left still emits the same amount no matter what. you burn something CO2 comes out, fact of life. In the meantime China doesn't have that problem so the manufacturing is done there. But they are only on the other side of this fishbowl, the CO2 is still being emitted, maybe even more.

But instead of giving it time, and figuring out a real solution, what they'll do is to cripple the economy even more, and more business will move out. The import drywall from China. Now I can understand smartphones, you can get a gillion dollars worth of them on one boat, but drywall ? Gotta be kidding me, it is heavy and not worth all that much. And other things, the boat that takes the raw materials to foreign countries and bring back finished products are guess what - emitting carbon dioxide !

One of the best solutions, which is not the save all of it all but a step in the right direction would be to reduce all this transportation. And people too. Some drive a big pickup truck 40 miles each way to work. Roofers from the far east side get a job on the far west side and others from the far west side get a job on the far east side. You would think they could trade those jobs and save a little gas, and CO2 ?

Nobody seems to think of viable solutions. All the government knows how to do is make a new tax, in other words they are useless. Less than useless, in fact detrimental. In fact the support big oil and do it because of bribes, called lobby money. Is that shit even legal in the good countries ? The head of the Chinese equivalent os the FDA took a bribe to approve a drug and seven people dies, they executed him. Prescription drugs in the US kill more people than all illegal drugs combined, and they get bonuses.

But I digress, suffice it to say that the government is of no help.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 7:58:10 AM   
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Actually your question is not necessarily relevant to human behavior. Climate change meaning just that, can occur for natural reasons. I am thinking and not to derail but am asking you, do you really mean...is the planet getting warmer and is it because of man's contribution to what we have been told is [his] adding 37% more CO2 to the earth's atmosphere ?

It is my belief that the latter is what's true and because of the science of just how in fact...CO2 does hold more heat in the atmosphere.

The idea that CO2 holds heat into the atmosphere is not through what most of those who dispute the science believe...through convection or conduction. Those do not occur and the earth neither gain or loses heat in of from the atmosphere through conduction or convection as the earth lives in the vacuum of space. The gases themselves are held into our atmosphere because of gravity. That goes for all gases and is not why that additional 37% of CO2...causes global warming.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:03:16 AM   
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Considering the other scientific thing that I used to read about is about our Sun having a lifespan and will get smaller and smaller and eventually vanish from space. So even our source of solar energy could vanish one day, and I wonder how long will it take for them to figure out how to live in a world without a sun.

Going by that, if the sun slowly reduces in size, as time goes by, there should technically be global cooling right?

But global warming is currently happening, so, perhaps it is human contributed.

And you know sometimes when you look at the fog in India, Thailand and China etc, basically all these high pollution countries. China can have orange air that looks damn toxic sometimes. You gotta wonder if that is gonna kill the planet.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:04:19 AM   
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Just think, the fossil fuels that have been putting all of this carbon dioxide into the atmosphere (and changing the climate) are partly composed of dead dinosaurs. 66 million years after the paleogene extinction event, and the fuckers are still dangerous even now.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:08:28 AM   
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Termy, at least airplanes can run 100% from solar power without a single gas used now. Successful flight done all over the world. The last one I read was from Shanghai to California. Direct flight, no problem. That's a good start.

All they need to do is make cars run on solar power too! Not electricity. That should eliminate alot of carbon emissions.




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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:22:04 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Greta75

Considering the other scientific thing that I used to read about is about our Sun having a lifespan and will get smaller and smaller and eventually vanish from space. So even our source of solar energy could vanish one day, and I wonder how long will it take for them to figure out how to live in a world without a sun.

Going by that, if the sun slowly reduces in size, as time goes by, there should technically be global cooling right?

Isn't it supposed to continue expanding for a few billion years first before it begins to contract?

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:36:40 AM   
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Isn't it supposed to continue expanding for a few billion years first before it begins to contract?

If it is then it could prove global warming is a natural occurrence of the sun growing bigger, but I don't remember reading about the expansion part.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:44:34 AM   
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It's a very long time since I've read any cosmology, so my understanding is probably out of date, but there was a suspicion at one point that the sun was likely to expand some before burning itself out.
It is quite popular among those who refuse to accept that all of the stuff we've spent the last 250 odd years pumping into the atmosphere might have had any effect on the climate at all to insist that climate change is too being caused by changes in the sun rather than anything closer to home. I'm surprised you've not heard that one.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 8:48:46 AM   
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http://www.universetoday.com/18847/life-of-the-sun/

Basically, this means that as the Sun continues to expend hydrogen in its core, the fusion process speeds up and the output of the Sun increases. At present, this is leading to a 1% increase in luminosity every 100 million years, and a 30% increase over the course of the last 4.5 billion years.

In 1.1 billion years from now, the Sun will be 10% brighter than it is today, and this increase in luminosity will also mean an increase in heat energy, which Earth’s atmosphere will absorb. This will trigger a moist greenhouse effect here on Earth that is similar to the runaway warming that turned Venus into the hellish environment we see there today.

In 3.5 billion years from now, the Sun will be 40% brighter than it is right now. This increase will cause the oceans to boil, the ice caps to permanently melt, and all water vapor in the atmosphere to be lost to space. Under these conditions, life as we know it will be unable to survive anywhere on the surface. In short, planet Earth will come to be another hot, dry Venus.



Wow, according to this, global cooling is never gonna happen. Global warming is inevitable through the Sun! Although we won't see it in our life time. I don't envy the future future generation facing this problem!



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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 9:09:36 AM   
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ORIGINAL: MrRodgers

Actually your question is not necessarily relevant to human behavior. Climate change meaning just that, can occur for natural reasons. I am thinking and not to derail but am asking you, do you really mean...is the planet getting warmer and is it because of man's contribution to what we have been told is [his] adding 37% more CO2 to the earth's atmosphere ?

It is my belief that the latter is what's true and because of the science of just how in fact...CO2 does hold more heat in the atmosphere.

The idea that CO2 holds heat into the atmosphere is not through what most of those who dispute the science believe...through convection or conduction. Those do not occur and the earth neither gain or loses heat in of from the atmosphere through conduction or convection as the earth lives in the vacuum of space. The gases themselves are held into our atmosphere because of gravity. That goes for all gases and is not why that additional 37% of CO2...causes global warming.



its a self balancing system, more co2 = more clouds = more sunlight is reflected away from the earth = less heating.


The problem is the increase in the suns activity, solar flares.




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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 9:12:18 AM   
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Venus has a runaway greenhouse effect…and is the hottest planet in our known solar system, not mercury, nor those orbs in my pantaloon region. There are two trains of thoughts. The first I have already mentioned. The second, it lost its surface water (there will be plenty underground and perhaps remnants of life) because of its proximity to the sun. I am never really sure why Venus is ignored completely in the search for life: granted surface conditions are mite hostile; heat and pressure.

Mother urths Climate is vast and timeless and variables too numerous too mention – anything from the position of the current plate tectonics, solar output, earths orbital distance never forget the earth is closer to the sun in winter than summer, Its tilt, height of the Himalayas, and on and on the list goes…Tis why climate models require supercomputers and always need to be refined.

Read better stuff greta75 The sun will actually get larger and hotter – and will evaporate our oceans within about the next 250 million to 1 billion years. Solar impulse is a fragile piece of garbage that can scarcely carry its own weight.

The ozone layer is not repairing itself. Why? who knows, I don’t.

Incidentally it was Thomas Midgley, Jr. that developed the tetraethyllead (TEL) additive to gasoline as well as some of the first chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

Deniers should be locked up in an asylum Their arguments are invalid and the stuff of sophists

we probably all have a little dinosaur in us, and planets, hobgoblins and other suns whoremods - you really went with that name.

Mother earth will always find an equilibrium, and she may have a right good go at removing us from the planet.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 9:17:57 AM   
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I think that Venus tends to get ignored because nobody could manage to build a probe that would survive on its surface for longer than three or four hours back in the '60s when stupid amounts of money were being thrown into space programmes. Sulphuric acid storms do not make for easy housekeeping.

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RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? - 5/7/2016 9:25:50 AM   
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NASA explains very well, why it's not due to the sun increased activity though.

It's reasonable to assume that changes in the sun's energy output would cause the climate to change, since the sun is the fundamental source of energy that drives our climate system.

Indeed, studies show that solar variability has played a role in past climate changes. For example, a decrease in solar activity is thought to have triggered the Little Ice Age between approximately 1650 and 1850, when Greenland was largely cut off by ice from 1410 to the 1720s and glaciers advanced in the Alps.

But several lines of evidence show that current global warming cannot be explained by changes in energy from the sun:

Since 1750, the average amount of energy coming from the sun either remained constant or increased slightly.

If the warming were caused by a more active sun, then scientists would expect to see warmer temperatures in all layers of the atmosphere. Instead, they have observed a cooling in the upper atmosphere, and a warming at the surface and in the lower parts of the atmosphere. That's because greenhouse gases are trapping heat in the lower atmosphere.

Climate models that include solar irradiance changes can’t reproduce the observed temperature trend over the past century or more without including a rise in greenhouse gases.



And it also explains how global warming happens quite detailedly.

http://climate.nasa.gov/causes/

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