| A Cooling Trend Toward Global Warming | | Print | |
| Written by Ed Hiserodt | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tuesday, 31 March 2009 18:10 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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But then came the unexpected: a recession brought on and exacerbated by the heavy hand of government, and a second consecutive severe winter. Indeed, we may look back and see that our current financial crisis and Mother Nature were the saviors of free-market capitalism. They may have slowed the statist steamroller long enough for the proponents of climate realism to make such socialistic schemes as "cap and trade" understood for what they are and what they are not. They are not about anything to do with global warming or climate change. They are instead a massive transfer of wealth from the productive to those who will not adopt free markets. Climate Realists Gather Photos: Heartland Institute, Surface Stations
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The wealthy are the least productive members of our society!!!, Lowly rated comment [Show]
Robert Speirs
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... Dear me. "The wealthy are the least productive in society". So they are less productive than the ho-bo's (homeless bozos) who hang around bus stations and public libraries? When you want a job and are tired of leeching, who do you ask for a job? The homeless bozos or a wealthy, productive businessman? |
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Curious Jack
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... Todd, Please enlighten me. How many jobs have you created? How much money have you given to charities? How many businesses have you started? How many products have you built and sold to how many American families? Here is a clue for you. They consume more because they produce more. Good God man, when will you ever learn even the basic laws of economics? On second thought, don't even bother to answer. Nothing you would say would even remotely interest me. |
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Antonio Sosa
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We must stop Obama More and more scientists and thinking people all over the world are realizing that man-made global warming is a hoax that threatens our future and the future of our children. The more than 700 international scientists who now dissent over man-made global warming claims are now more than 13 times the number of UN scientists (52) who authored the media-hyped IPCC 2007 Summary for Policymakers. http://www.climatechangefraud..../3562/218/ Using the global warming/climate change scam, Obama and his accomplices plan to impose Cap and Trade, which will increase taxes; increase the cost of energy; force many companies to close; and multiply unemployment, poverty and despair, while increasing the power and wealth of Obama and his accomplices. Dr. S. Fred Singer, an internationally famed climatologist, says Cap and Trade “would be the equivalent of an atomic bomb directed at the U.S. economy—all without any scientific justification.” We must stop Obama. |
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Edward Metcalfe
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Just for the record We keep getting told by the media, regardless of which side of the fence they are on, of the number of scientists who agree with their point of view. Is it possible to get the names of these scientists (along with their signatures) from both sides of the fence. |
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geoff pohanka
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where is the global warming Al Gore's testimony and slide show can be watched on youtube. Lots of counter arguments to the global warming hoax on this website: www.isthereglobalwarming.com |
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Flu-Bird
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Green poppycock Just look at AL GORE and all his fleet of limos and all his private jets and he dont have one single hybrid in his car fleet and then theres hollywood wackos like JOHN TRAVOLTA with his own 707 and LUARIE DAVID and her limos all while these wackos are lecturing us all on how to live green and yet their the biggist bunch of hypotcrits around |
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Lee
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Hot Topic I've noticed of all the subject matter that receives more comments than any other is global warming. Every article that Ed Hiserodt, William Jasper have recently posted stirs up the global warming waters. Keep the articles coming! The global warming scam is being exposed as Mr. Hiserodt points out in the above article, and, just like in the recent Ponzi scheme where people lost millions of dollars to a scam artist, the ACW con is reaching Bernie Madoff proportions. It's good to see that people are waking up to this gigantic swindle. Good! Let TNA hasten the day when the US senate finally puts Al Gore's charts in the right order. At some point even the most neurotic global warmist will have to face the fact that he has been taken. Maybe? There will be people who will never fully recover from the entire con built on the "earth day" philosophy. They'll never accept reasonable arguments, which is what The New American writers provide. |
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Flu-Bird
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kelly the green fool Too bad kelly but it looks like you have falled hook,line and sinker for this whole GLOBAL WARMING fruad might i suggest you quit watching the main-stream lie a day news media and cancil your subcription to NATIONAL GEPGRAPHIC becuase despite its so called SCIENCE its total fabrications |
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Solar Chaos
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Look to the sun What if the sun does have an impact on the temperatures on earth? The current data shows solar activity is decreasing. Are we prepared or preparing for a worse scenario of the earth cooling? Do we have the energy and food supplies? |
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Sean
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Consensus means nothing in science. Facts are not determined by popularity in science. For those saying that if MOST scientists think global warming is true, who are you going to believe, the few scientists who are the minority or the overwhelming majority? Such a silly argument. If there is one field in which scientists would be the first to admit that hardly anything is actually understood or that we even have enough date to come to meaningful conclusions it is climatology. The "Consensus" in the past among reputable scientists used to be that the Sun revolved around the earth, that the earth was flat, that time was a constant, etc. etc. I could go on and on about these "consensuses" where 99.9% of scientists believed these things. All it takes is ONE scientist to overthrow a consensus, if they are right and the consensus is wrong. And this has happened time and time again throughout scientific history. The evidence is pointing more and more that CO2 is NOT the gas that determines the overall climate of our planet, and that human influence is not enough to send us over any so called "tipping point". This current global warming "consensus" is looking weaker every year that goes by, and it will become even more obvious that something is wrong with prediction in the coming decade. |
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Sean
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CONT. If people would use their common sense once in a while they would realize that the Earth has to be extremely resilient climatically simply because life has existed on this planet for ~4 billion years in one form or another! During this immense time period some major catastrophies have happened... meteor strikes being just one example, lava flows larger than half of the United states being another. We have records of temperature that only spans ~150 to 100 years depending on who you ask. The indirect methods of determining temperatures earlier than that are dubious a best. Even 10000 years of accurate temperature measurements would not be enough to actually know what the climate does in response to inputs. Just look at the length of the ice ages and extremely short warm periods in between... which we are lucky enough to be in one of those warm periods now. |
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Sean
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CONT 2 The climate by its very nature has both positive and negative feedbacks that keep it in line, which we barely understand. The piddly small amount of CO2 humanity is pumping into the atmosphere and the resultant warming is easy for the climate to erase through negative feedbacks we don't yet understand. Mark my words. In addition, NOT ONE climate model was able to predict the lull in the warming that we have seen since 1998. Not one. The warming trend has been essentially flat since 1999, this despite the fact that CO2 has continued to rise at the same rate it always has. When there is a discrepancy of this magnitude, it is time for the "consensus of scientists" to rethink their hypothesis. This is not like debating Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Evolution, etc. etc. These fields are very solid in their foundations of factual basis. However, there is PLENTY of room for debate in climatology. We know next to nothing about what makes climate tick. Climate, by its very nature is exceedingly hard to predict and to understand. Being a skeptic is a healthy thing in science. |
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Yawn
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Total nonsense This comment has been deleted because it was uncivil and abusive. We welcome dissent, but please abide by commonly accepted standards of courtesy and civility. |
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Flu-Bird
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far away but still hot were 93 million mile away from the sun but it still effects our weather more then all the factories and SUVs in the world can ever do |
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Over the past several years, it appeared that our society was doomed to succumb to what Weather Channel founder John Coleman has described as "the greatest scam in history": anthropogenic (human-caused) global warming (AGW). For two decades there has been an incessant drumbeat of propaganda attributing every weather-related event to an increase in carbon dioxide caused by the burning of fossil fuels. With the election of a president who is solidly in the global-warming-alarmist camp — and with many high-level appointees who are bona fide climate-change alarmists — coupled with a Democratic legislature anxious to please their environmentalist and media benefactors, the passage of legislation causing some form of economy-crippling energy taxation seemed to be a foregone conclusion.
In his presentation at the International 2009 Conference on Climate Change, 25-year veteran meteorologist Anthony Watts showed alarming data for the global-warming alarmists. But first we should note that the global temperature rise that we are supposed to be concerned over was less than 1°C for the entire 20th century, meaning minor errors in measurements can contribute significantly to an apparent warming trend. Watts was certainly aware of the "urban island" effect that causes cities like Tucson to have temperature increases three times those of surrounding rural measurement stations. But how have reporting stations, "urbanized" by a spreading population, been affected? With 650 volunteers, more than 860 of the National Weather Service's 1,221 climate-monitoring stations were inspected and photographically documented. Of these, 89 percent did not meet the Weather Service's own requirement of being 30 meters away from artificial heating or reflecting sources such as pavements or building.
