RE: Climate change-Implic
The science supporting climate change is solid, Jay. The ones speaking out against climate change and Kyoto are doing it for political reasons. Oddly enough they use the same techniques as the anti-evolutionists.
An example from the above post?
They forgot to mention that the permafrost wasn't melting in the 1940s, that our records and data are much more accurate now, and that the theories and models take cycles and microclimates into account...even predict them.
The technique is to take real science out of context and present it to an unscientific audience as if it was the whole story. The motivation is political in this case, instead of religious, but the overlap in those duped by it are pretty solid...it is faith-based instead of science based and it is being put forth by people with their own agenda.
The science supporting climate change is solid, Jay. The ones speaking out against climate change and Kyoto are doing it for political reasons. Oddly enough they use the same techniques as the anti-evolutionists.
An example from the above post?
Global temperatures increased throughout the 1940s, declined in the 1970s and subsequently began to rise again. Present-day global warming resembles the 1940s, when ships could easily navigate Arctic passages. However, man's impact was much smaller at that time.
They forgot to mention that the permafrost wasn't melting in the 1940s, that our records and data are much more accurate now, and that the theories and models take cycles and microclimates into account...even predict them.
The technique is to take real science out of context and present it to an unscientific audience as if it was the whole story. The motivation is political in this case, instead of religious, but the overlap in those duped by it are pretty solid...it is faith-based instead of science based and it is being put forth by people with their own agenda.