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By Mark S. Lawson, published 23/1/2009Much that is cited in the media indicates that climate is changing, but without telling us anything about what is causing the change.
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"I see a lot of cheap shots, suggesting that those who dare to question the conventional wisdom espoused by the climate zealots of the scientific community and their inquisitorial protagonists are to be publically denigrated with words like “Denier”"...
Such noble sentiments. How can one not feel sympathy for anyone so attuned to the sensitivities of others, so concerned about people being "denigrated". (And 'publically", (sic)).
One can only assume you evil twin brother penned the words:
"Dickie is so involved in “the web of life”, she probably braids her pubic hair."
What a magnificent and focussed contribution to a discussion about alleged anthropomorphic global warming. Yes, it is so clear now, the Rouge must be right.
I have to wonder, do you and your mate Chumley, actually enjoy hurting people?
"This is the point, global warming, no identified reason."
No identified reason?
As I recall from my high school science, back in the seventies, in a chemical reaction no (or very, very little) matter is destroyed.
Burning wood creates an equal amount of ash and gas, basically.
Since I personally have been driving cars and bikes and trucks and tractors for about 37 years now, I estimate very roughly about 70 litres of petrol/diesel a week adds up to about 134 tonnes of atmospheric pollution that I personally have created -just in driving alone.
Multiply that by how many billions of drivers? Now add on coal powered power stations, jumbo jets, trains, ships, home heating, etc, etc, etc...
I don't claim to be a climatologist. I don't know whether converting so much of an underground resource into aerial pollution will cause the temperature to rise.
But how can it possibly be good?
When you drive from the country to the city, that purple haze you encounter, is not actually a 'natural' phenomenon.
Remember?