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From: nobody on 29 Jul 2006 13:19 Tchiowa wrote: > start. Let's just simplify: There is a general consensus among > scientists that there is a "man made" *COMPONENT* to the existing > natural phenomenon of global warming. There is of course no consensus > as to whether it is a major or minor component or just what the effect > is. Wrong. There is consensus that the man made component is VERY SERIOUS, even from USA scientists from NASA and NOAA. However, those reports showing conclusive evidence that it is a VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM have been edited by the white house to allow the white house to claim there is no consensus and no clear cut evidence. The writers of all those reports providing evidence have been told to not make any interviews with the media. Consider this: a large percentage of the staff hired when the current regime took office in 2001 came from the olil industry in Texas. And a large percentage of the funding to get Cheney/Rumsfeld/Wolfwwitz into office came from the oil industry. Taking action to curb global warming is a double whammy on the oil industry: As individuals and industries become more energy efficient, the oil industry see less growth because people will require less fuel. And because the oil industry itself is a very large polluter (its oil refineries pollute plenty), they would also need to spend lots of money to upgrade their plants. For industry in general, taking steps to reduce oil consuption is a positive economic impact on them, especially at current oil price. By editing the hard scientific evidence , the white house essentyially catered to the oil industry's desired to make even more money. And if you don't believe that the white house purposefully edited those documents, then you need to ask your media to do their job. If BBC can provide the proof that this was done, thens surely your US media could too. They obtained the original copies of the reports and compared with those released by the white house. And they interviews a former white house worker whose job it was to design the strategy to give the white house an "out" on Kyoto. Of course, once every strom starts to flood sections of New York, the USA will panic and demand the rest of the world cease to use oil. But by then, it will be too late. And curently, while there is debate on the actual rate of melting of ice, there is agreement that within 100 years, flooding of manor coastal cities will be MAJOR.
From: Mxsmanic on 29 Jul 2006 13:27 Miguel Cruz writes: > Poor physical fitness increases the chance of death due to hypothermia ... Why? -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.
From: Mxsmanic on 29 Jul 2006 13:28 Miguel Cruz writes: > Poor physical fitness increases the chance of death due to > hyperthermia ... Why? -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.
From: Mxsmanic on 29 Jul 2006 13:29 nobody writes: > Wrong. There is consensus that the man made component is VERY SERIOUS, > even from USA scientists from NASA and NOAA. Scientists don't really know for sure. > Of course, once every strom starts to flood sections of New York, the > USA will panic and demand the rest of the world cease to use oil. That may be a long wait. > But by > then, it will be too late. And curently, while there is debate on the > actual rate of melting of ice, there is agreement that within 100 years, > flooding of manor coastal cities will be MAJOR. Nobody knows what the world will be like in 100 years. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.
From: JohnT on 29 Jul 2006 13:42
"Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:ml6nc2p0drqfkias7co8kula58nb17hn0o(a)4ax.com... > nobody writes: > >> Wrong. There is consensus that the man made component is VERY SERIOUS, >> even from USA scientists from NASA and NOAA. > > Scientists don't really know for sure. > >> Of course, once every strom starts to flood sections of New York, the >> USA will panic and demand the rest of the world cease to use oil. > > That may be a long wait. > >> But by >> then, it will be too late. And curently, while there is debate on the >> actual rate of melting of ice, there is agreement that within 100 years, >> flooding of manor coastal cities will be MAJOR. > > Nobody knows what the world will be like in 100 years. > Not even you, who has already been here before, in the future? Your Documentary is currently showing on BBC1. JohnT |