What is a better solution to researching global warming?

Answer 1

The research is conclusive as it is being done right now, that human burning of fossil fuels has led to an unprecedented atmospheric level of CO2 and other green house gas. We don't need to do better research. We need to think of alternative fuels that don't release green house gases.

Answer 2

Lets take the position that global warming is unproven and therefore debatable.
Does that mean reducing emissions of respiratory harmful substances is not worth pursuing. Being more efficient with finite fossil fuel resources. Finding economically viable renewable fuel sources.

Don't bother researching the weather changes looking for a single magic bullet to solve all the problem real or theory. Provide funding to research real solutions to smaller problems as they are part of the whole.

More efficient cars that pollute less. Will they come about by giving car companies more money back to research or from setting limits to which they must comply in order to sell.

Better house design, materials design, building regulations etc, so that every house does not require air con or heating running for 6 months at a time.

Without evidence of global warming it is still safe to say that it is prudent and responsible to reduce waste, conserve finite resources, clean up our air and plan for our future where there will be less to go around more people.

Answer 3

Do a research on HAARP this is very interesting to know. This is the thing that is messing with our ionosphere.

"These HAARP transmitters will burn holes in the ionosphere," but the HAARP scientists claim "the ionosphere is self healing and it will do no harm."

They claim to be concerned about the expanding ozone hole over the North Pole and that HAARP may be the cure. What do you think?

Ionosphere: the part of the earth's atmosphere beginning at an altitude of 25 miles and extending outward 250 miles or more, containing free electrically charged particles by means of which radio waves are transmitted to great distances around the earth, and consisting of several regions within which occur one or more layers that vary in height and ionization with time of day, season, and the solar cycle.

http://www.alaska.net/~logjam/HAARP.html
here is one web site on it... there are tons