When I was a kid the big threat was a new ice age, and my friends and I used to hear this crap and wonder if we all would have to move to Florida or somewhere hot (from Minnesota). Now its warming and the least likely experts (actors) are the most vocal. Explain? Explain to me where Leonardo DiCaprio gets his expertise? He skipped higher education for limo's, planes, world travel, hot brazilian models, etc... now he's an expert on global warming? Why were average temperatures so much higher in the early 1930's than today? Why were the so cool in the 70's? Why are they high today? Consider earth is young in the big picture and we are thousands of years old, a few decades is in each direction (even a thousand years) isn't even a fraction of the data necessary to determine a long term trend when the history is millions of years??????
Please go back to acting Leo, you are so so at that and the payoff is much better (models, travel, etc...)
2006-12-13
01:44:13
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swizdog
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OK some of you just don't get "it". The point is there is nothing we can do in 30 years to REALLY affect the earths long term trend, except perhaps nuclear war. The industrial revolution poisoned the earth like nothing else. Remember, refineries haven't increase capacity in years and China/India have only recently begun to put pressure on that. Gas guzzling cars were more prevelent in the 60/70's than today, etc... Remember the Black Forest?
The earth has cycles created by itself, fools. The warmer it gets, the cooler it will eventually get, and vice versa. The Ozone fluctuates too, it is an finite or static object. Now go back to work on something actually productive.
2006-12-13
03:52:57 ·
update #1