The children people won't be allowed to have because or world is overpopulated.And what is that number?
Who should pay it?
The children people won't be allowed to have because or world is overpopulated.And what is that number?
Who should pay it?
And what is that number?
Who should pay it?
We aren't. You're trying to steer the conversation away from anything that makes Der Leader look bad and dictate that the conversation be specifically about reducing emissions. Without looking at the big picture...Why do you think we're talking about policy here?
Let's keep in mind that the ultimate goal is to reduce C02 emissions.
I said let me know when you're ready to have an honest conversation.This thread is about global warming.
Human-induced global warming is due to rising C02 levels.
The solution to this problem is reducing C02 emissions coming from polluters. A carbon tax is one solution. Cap and trade is another.
I have yet to see any other policy recommendations from you that will reduce C02 emissions.
I am open to all suggestions.
I said let me know when you're ready to have an honest conversation.
I am.
... so I'm not sure why you would be offended.
Maybe you should stick to what I actually post, instead of being repeatedly dishonest..... and if you think that the taxes or caps are bad solutions, then what do you actually have to offer as a solution for reducing C02 levels?
Indeed! It was about five million years as the Himalays rose and brought us out of the Alligator friendly Arctic some 55 million years ago.I wouldn't at all say that it won't be handled by the same systems and the same fashions. But, the systems that adjust to these changes are slow time scales. You're talking about geology here...millions and millions of years. I've used this example many times, but we're increasing the concentration in the atmosphere about 30 times faster than the last large marine extinction, which was associated with a large spike in the concentration of greenhouse gases.
It takes a very long time for the carbonate rocks to weather and buffer the ocean. A very very long time. The timescales simply aren't aligned. We work much faster than the slow processes of geology, except for the really big catastrophes which wouldn't be advantageous for us either.
whaaaaaa?Indeed! It was about five million years as the Himalays rose and brought us out of the Alligator friendly Arctic some 55 million years ago.
Been trying to explain this for years.It is a whole industry fueled by fearmongering.
I'm well aware of what GWPF is.Your source, Cdn Bear, is the Global Warming Policy Foundation. A body set up by Nigel Lawson for the sole purpose of publishing misinformation about the science of Clmate change.
Vahrenholt is not Germanyès top environmental scientist. He is an electric utility executive and a denier of long standing. His co-author of a book of denial is a geologist.
They still maintain it is all the Sun in spite of all the evidence.
Your source, Cdn Bear, is the Global Warming Policy Foundation. A body set up by Nigel Lawson for the sole purpose of publishing misinformation about the science of Clmate change.
The FACT that the sun once orbited the earth, was disproved. The FACT that the earth was flat, was disproved.
You fail again.
LMAO!!!
Ummm...
I love it when you contradict yourself.
If you can't support your position, just say so.
The common term is, "The lifeblood of research". As Tonington can attest to.
You fail again.
Ummm...
Now that's some good fear mongering!
Your hypocrisy is getting worse.
.... or criticism & debate of skepticism based upon ignorance?Most journalists who are most normally the most skeptical people in the room turn into obedient stenographers when faced with global warming salesmen. Any other multi-billion dollar industry would be treated cynically by reporters, not so the Global Warming industry or its high living jet setting tycoons. Journalists become fanboys! Yeah, no thanks. I’m not that obedient. Political correctness accounts for some of this, I mean it’s still fashionable in elite circles to follow the global warming fad and journalism professors are usually left wing.[...]Well, count me with the skeptics on the inside. There is no ideology or religion that should be above criticism or debate including global warming.
But I think the largest factor is the simplest! Follow the money. There are billions of dollars spent each year on global warming, not on fixing the so-called problem. But rather funding the political, diplomatic and journalistic class that keeps this so called crisis bubbling and keeps beating the drum for big government solutions. And if you‘re a professor try getting a research grant if you’re a global warming skeptic. You can’t! Universities have been bought too!
But here’s the good news. Normal people are not buying it. A new survey by Atticus research shows when Canadians are asked to rank their environmental concerns, global warming comes in dead last, out of 7 choices. People are sick of the propaganda, sick of being told what to think and sick of being told that we are in a perpetual crisis and I think people are sick of high energy prices, high gas prices for your car, high power prices at home. And we’re sick of the hypocrisy of David Suzuki with his 3 homes lecturing the rest of us to cut back.
How about your trolls(posts?) are full of $hit?Is there any rationale for it or are you guys just pussies?
Guys. What is industry going to do to lower their C02 emissions?
There is no doubting that we need to reduce emissions - we all know that.
It's just a matter of how we're going to enforce that.
Here's the difference between you and Bear on this:
CdnBear has made it abundantly clear relative to his position on AGW (or climate change or whatever it's been marketed as these days). I will not speak on his behalf, but in the grand scheme, his inputs are objective and cover both ends of the spectrum as warranted. Go back through the various threads and you'll quickly understand Bear's position - he's articulated it quite clearly
In terms of your inputs/rebuttals on this issue, all I've seen (from a rebuttal perspective) is a directed effort at discrediting the source on a personal level as opposed to any form of logical challenge of the actual argument. In the internet age, anyone of us can shop for 'science' , statistics (IPCC is the King in that regard - my own opinion) and 'studies'.
In terms of the GWPF, I can't say if they are entirely accurate on this (although I have a lot more support for their position than the AGW argument), but anyone that eliminates solar inputs as a possible contributor to the Earths climatic systems and discounts it as being inconsequential is a fool and or ideologue.
You wanna refute someone's position on this issue, employ some logic as opposed to this prepubescent practice of questioning the credentials of the messengers.
Why not? He's been pretty damn clear on his postion.I have no idea what Bear's position is on this.
How would you reduce water vapour flossy?