First, I will make three definitions.
The Theory of Global Warming is the idea that carbon dioxide and flourochlorocarbon emissions cause an increase in atmospheric temperature.
Global Warming Propoganda are theories that believe since the Theory of Global Warming is practically confirmed... we are all gonna die. (Amongst other hypothetical situations)
Effects of Global Warming are scientifically confirmed effects, verifiable by repeating a scientific experiment (NOT Statistics), that result from increases in atmospheric temperature.
I want someone to give me Effects of Global Warming that can NOT be immediatly dismissed as Global Warming Propoganda. This means you have to find information from an accredited source that gives proof's that can be experimentally verified.
Also, Wikipedia is not an accredited source... nor is a fourm, news webpage, the BBC, climatecrisis.net, or any other questionable source.
2007-06-10
11:58:23
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Merranvo
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Environment
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Anders, to list the sources I looked up while writting my essay against AIT would require me to dig up that essay... sigh.
I'll look at your rebuttle, but there is a difference between what you guys do, and what I do. Instead of saying "Glacial Melting is not caused by Global Warming" I attacked it. I stated every reason why it can NOT be caused by global warming.
My alternatives may have been a bit 'loosely thought' but the purpose was to state that global warming is not the ONLY environmental syndrome. There are other reasons for events.
2007-06-10
12:48:25 ·
update #1
In Closing.
Trevor, I can find 30 people in only a few min who believe we will die because of global warming... that list it as an Armegeddon. I blame the media for this.
There are also unverifiable 'models' that we use to predict the future of global warming. In the scientific community, conflicting models means either all models are correct or only one model is correct. Of course what the PUBLIC gets is the 'all models are correct' and that would only be in special situations (Relativity vs Quantum Mechanics).
What I asked for was cold verified facts of effects. Not predicted statistical models, but what we KNOW will happen due to atmospheric heating. And I will only accept something if I can scientifically verify it's veracity... and when someone gives me a BS explanation... I know it.
As for the BBC, that was (arbitrary?), what I had against it really isn't that signifigant in retrospect, but wikipedia is crap, and the refrences are crappier.
2007-06-10
17:02:49 ·
update #2