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Big deal. Who's to say that hackers from the pro GW side haven't done their own hacking. All I see this doing is muddying the waters even more than they are now. Stupidity of these partisans is rampant.

It looked like an observation to me. But then don't seem to lend much credence to being cogent or lucid. I suspect you smoke a fair bit of pot, guessing by the amount of detouring you do in threads. I think Dexter's right about you. That's observation with an opinion attached, BTW. So, do you...

Getting back to the point, I think the Aussies have a viewpoint similar to mine: We are already adapting to warming | The Australian

Ok, so we have a gassy, cheap radio. lol

You might say that he is adding to global warming by posting a lot of hot air. :D

Interesting hypothesis. Expanding Earth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Here's a theory, Plate tectonics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Go figger. "So, why would I be biased against the idea of global warming? I get grants from auto manufacturers and Dow Chem and my clients are Exxon and Dupont. That's got nothing to do with it". lol

It would make sense that things grow due to thermal expansion. The oceans rise because of it. Metals expand with rises in temperatures. Personally, I think it doesn't expand in a comprehensive sense. I think it expands here and contracts there at the same time. IOW, it simply changes shape and...

I think we already know how to keep the planet warm.

Nova Scotia : The Canadian Press: Police warn parents to inspect candy after N.S. mom finds razor blade in apple Ontario: The Canadian Press: Parents warned to check candy after needle found in Halloween loot Razor Blade, Needle Found In Halloween Candy - CityNews

Then there is this, which Tonington mentioned: www.ocean-acidification.net Soil erosion as big a problem as global warming, say scientists | World news | The Guardian And this: http://discovery.bits-pilani.ac.in/~bvbabu/FrshwaterE&P98.pdf Environmental Economics & Sustainable Development...

Um, manmade depletion of the ozone in the stratosphere perhaps? CFC's and Ozone Depletion Ozone hole over Antarctica grows again | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Obviously. Ever heard of the ozone layer and what CFCs do to it? Besides, you said, "What is frightening is the sheer arrogance of man, to think that man can change the actions of mother nature." Even a small change is still a change. Comprehension problems?

lmao You've never seen a dam? Beavers can change a natural action with sticks. We can do it on a massive scale with concrete. We can't change natural actions? Yeah, the Exxon Valdez spill had no effect whatsoever.

We reuse pickle juice, too, Juan. Only we fill the jar with garlic cloves. We both love pickled garlic. I don't think Anna heats the juice though. I think she just puts the cloves in the juice. I suppose if we didn't start eating them right away they could be sealed though. The favorite brine...

Damn. You tease. Can't see the article. Said something about access being forbidden. Here's one: http://www.webmd.com/cold-and-flu/news/20091016/child-h1n1-swine-flu-deaths-accelerate?src=RSS_PUBLIC Spooky.

Awesome, a frozen Bay of Fundies and Gulp of St. Larry. Seriously, I think I'd rather move north if the Maritimes gets colder (I've heard winters can be irritating back east).

........... and quit screwing up our home.

Furtheer to my reply to Walter: here is something about CO2 by someone who apparently works in envirionmental chemistry: http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/environmental/200611CO2globalwarming.html About Roberta Crowell Barbalace: http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/bobbie.html

I read the first couple lines and skipped to the end to see if there was a summary of sorts. I found this bit: Excuse me, but I think in order to be a pollutant, something has to have been increased beyond acceptable standards, not reduced by 95%. James R. Fencil is the technical director of...