Climate Change
Posted by admin on Oct-31-2009
How does human activity affect climate change? Learn how continued carbon dioxide emissions could increase the spread of diseases, raise temperatures, and submerge entire countries under water and find out what you can do to quell the trend. ondemand.psu.edu … “Dr. Richard Alley” Penn State University Park PSU College PA global warming “climate change” ice melting sea levels rising carbon foot print emissions
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Horse ploppies? from you you horses ass.
The tilt of the Earth’s axis gives us summer and winter. Global climate change is caused by the wobble of the Earth’s axis, not human industry. First of all, C02 levels are just 0.038 percent. Water vapor and argon make up nearly 2 percent, the rest is nitrogen (80 percent) and oxygen (28 percent). He’s an idiot.
This video was better than the Al Gore hysteria; but I’m still not convinced. Among other things: (1) a 25 meter sea level rise! 75 feet! because of melting ice?;(2) an ethical question! What about the ethics of spending $1.5 to 3 trillion with the potential of no payoff! and (3) as constructive criticism, I would do more to address the cost of inaction vs. the cost of action (but at least you mention this, unlike Al Gore).
Idiot!!!
The oceans emit and absorb 30 times mor CO2 than the human emissions, and human can’t possibly increase the CO2 concentration more than 5-10 percent. Scientists in chemistry say this and IPCC didn’t care about instrumental measuring record of atmospheric CO2 showing 400 ppm between 1930 and 1940 (a concentration level which abruptly falled according to these measurement equipments).
What an idiot. Yes, clean and healthy CO2 would smell as hell if it was horse sh*t!
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