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No,I see cause and effect,at over a half century old I have been around,seen it with my own eyes so most graphs dont mean much to me as they represent a timeline to TRY reverse change that is way behond anyones means,you cant fight mother nature Tonn. Coastal cities are going to be flooded,have...

You use graphs,I use personal experience.

Well the arctic ice will melt and theres not a damn thing anyone can do about it,like all the other times it melted. So really this whole argument is moot. I've seen how delicate it is,how easy it is to silt up a whole lake or create new rivers within hours by just changing the color of the snow...

it's like the 9/11 truther threads all over again.

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If they taxed stupidity you would be in arrears.

Thank the anti logging crowd for protecting mature pine from harvesting and fire causeing the worst beetle infestation in years.

“If the facts don’t fit the theory, change the facts.” - Albert Einstein

Well im of the belief that if you step on and kill one ant then you have changed the balance of nature.Every single thing you do has an impact on something or as Einstien would say,it's all relative.

Considering there was no humans around at the time I think it shows,climate change is normal.

The stringer alone represents dramatic climate change at the time of deposition,no need to get into graphs or charts when its all right there in front of you to see right?

The point im trying to make is a stringer can represent a huge weather anomaly that occured at the time of deposition,it could have been a meteor impact or some other disaster like a volcanic eruption.

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A coal seam was deposited during warm climes,so a sandstone stringer in the middle of it means one of a few things,either a huge dust storm,a flood or some other environmental anomaly.A bentonite stringer usually is because of a volcanic eruption somewhere. Stringers are environmental anomalies.

fail.Thats possible but not the kind of stringer I meant.

yes but there is a differance between a rock stringer and a mineral horizon,mostly with deposition.

Thats odd,every geologist I have worked with knows what a rock stringer is,what it represents and how important it is concerning what was actually happening when it was deposited. Geology 101 So a bentonite stringer would represent what? Test to follow.

One of the reasons I ask about the rock stringers is because anyone on the global warming bandwagon should have all the facts and not just gleaning graphs off the net,a rock stringer is basically mother natures graph,written in stone for all to see.What it represents will basically ruin most...

80% of any work I do now involves the environment,thats why most managers now have been through environmental science in school or were hired to oversee any environmental problems.

Most of my bosses are environmental scientists with a degree,are they still scientists?