Is nature compensating for global warming? Is it enough?

Question

The pollution particles that are suspended in our atmosphere are causing some of the heat rays of the sun to reflect back into space, reducing the efects of global warming. don't you think that Nature has a better handle of the situation than humans? Why or why not?

thank you robert, will do

Answer 1

The Earth is a balanced system. Changes within certain parameters may sway the system this way or that, but won't throw it out of balance completely.
So yes, the Earth can compensate for changes caused by global warming, but only to a certain extent.

Answer 2

Nature can only compensate so much but now, due to man's burning of fossil fuels, global warming is happening at a faster rate than it ever has for 100's of thousands of years.

Answer 3

Global Warming is not real. What's going on is a natural process.

Answer 4

Global warming is a figment of our imaginations. "It has never been this way", I get tired of hearing people say those words. It's summer, it's the deep south, it gets hot here. The power mongers know we have short memories and they use it against us.

Answer 5

Who knows. Too much faulty/flawed data out at the moment.

Read "State of Fear, (Crichton, 2005)."
Excellent references, I've checked them out. The references are legit.

Stay away from, "Learning to Think Environmentally."
Too much I feel this or that, no facts or references.

Answer 6

It would be the first time that nature has compensated for our destruction.

Answer 7

I think natural healing will be quicker than any of our efforts.