"Check the data about the eruption of Mount St. Helens. You will discover that it release thousands of times the "greenhouse gasses" than man has produced in our entire history. Then multiply that # by the amount of active volcanos in the last 10,000 years. I think it will make us seem somewhat insignificant." This was an A to this Q: How much of the recent warming has been caused by humans?
I would like to see arguments regarding how much of the warming over the past 100, 50, and/or 30 years has been caused by humans, and how much has been caused by other factors.
Pls provide evidence to support your argument. A's which do not provide supporting evidence will not be answering my question,& thus will be violating the community guidelines & will be reported"
The A was posted by someone who has yet to ask any Q at YA. Such people declare they have all the answers. & no Ignorance? So I have posed the Q for him.I believe all should put your assertions to the test of Public Opinion.
2007-11-23
09:49:24
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➔ Global Warming
You do understand that humankind' economic and energy consumption demands are tipping or triggering the changes in the thermodynamic equilibriums in the Earth's bioshere. Changes in weather and climate that we mislabel CW are the consequences of the Greehouse Effect that retains more heat from the Sun which is the major source of energy driving the biosphere. It is the build-up in greenhouse gases bythe aforementioned human activitieswhich have triggered instabilities or tipped the equilibrium into new patterns of heat distribution and retention by the gaseos & aqueous layers we call the atmoisphere and hydosphere. Few of you can describe what I've just said. I know bec I havs asked YA participants to do so by Q's addressing the issue. (Pls no insults are called for and bec any will be reported.)
2007-11-23
11:12:06 ·
update #1
Statement of Facts and logical reasoning has to win over demagogery and lack of scientific understanding by amateurs or we and the future generations are doomed to suffer more than we and they have too!
2007-11-23
11:16:44 ·
update #2
I like the efforts to do sensitivity comparisons between the possible factors contributing to the greenhouse effect. That is part of doing good science searching for the significant causes among manny causes. Good effort Trevor!, Keep refining that method of argument!
2007-11-23
11:19:45 ·
update #3
magna sadly your your A in comparison to others is full of strawmen arguments and all kinds of adhominems. Also try breaking up your comments in paragraphs for easy reading-that is a stylistic suggestion and my remarks are not insults but a critque.
2007-11-23
11:24:02 ·
update #4
An intellectual, nonemotional, decent critique whih should not offend anyone..
2007-11-23
11:25:19 ·
update #5