Those crazy "Global Warming" Nuts.

Imagine those "Global Warming" Nuts say they are "predicting" things. Like more and fiercer hurricanes, hitting our Atlantic Coasts. And that our desert regions would get drier. Water would be scarcer, and rationed. And we'd have more and bigger forest fires. Those crazy"Global Warming" Nuts!
 

And they have the nerve to use science to back up their claims! I heard one the other day who actually said that the earth is not the center of the universe and that the earth is round! Oh the nerve of those nuts!

And they also have the nerve to change the science when it doesn't fit their agenda! And they've been caught multiple times.
 
Nobody ever said the climate wasn't changing. The difference is what we do about it.

For instance if you live in an area that is going to be covered by rising seas:

Conservatives move to higher ground

Liberals send money to Al Gore

I tend to agree.

It seems like each time we have a natural disaster in this country we look to the government for money to rebuild on the same spot in pretty much the same way. At some point we need to look for a pattern and outlaw building in areas prone to natural disaster or rebuild in a way that allows us to coexist with nature and minimize damage.

"Insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results"
 
Nobody ever said the climate wasn't changing. The difference is what we do about it.

For instance if you live in an area that is going to be covered by rising seas:

Conservatives move to higher ground

Liberals send money to Al Gore

Wrong.....conservatives deny the water is rising, even though it is up to their necks!
 
Wrong.....conservatives deny the water is rising, even though it is up to their necks!

Give me an example of how 'climate change' or 'global warming' has impacted you.

Where I live. I have statistics on the temperature for the last 100 years. There has been no change. In fact it has gotten cooler and the temperature hasn't changed one degree C in 100 years. If it's global shouldn't it have impacted me.?

If it's there. Where the hell is it?
 
Give me an example of how 'climate change' or 'global warming' has impacted you.

Where I live. I have statistics on the temperature for the last 100 years. There has been no change. In fact it has gotten cooler and the temperature hasn't changed one degree C in 100 years. If it's global shouldn't it have impacted me.?

If it's there. Where the hell is it?

Yea, yea, its just a pattern and it snowed at your house last week........I have lost many huge oak trees and have had to replace much of my lawn and yard and have the dead trees removed due to the drought at great expense to me....you might also want to talk to some of the victims of the hurricanes too.
 
fuzzybuddy & Jackie22 - you are absolutely right. It is a well know fact that there were no hurricanes prior to the GWB administration.

These links take you to some fake news sites created by that evil group called conservatives:
http://www.hurricanescience.org/history/storms/1930s/GreatNewEngland/

https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/features/sep13/galveston.html

And of course there were no droughts either. More fake news:

https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/1934-had-worst-drought-of-last-thousand-years/
 
Yea, yea, its just a pattern and it snowed at your house last week........I have lost many huge oak trees and have had to replace much of my lawn and yard and have the dead trees removed due to the drought at great expense to me....you might also want to talk to some of the victims of the hurricanes too.

And you are going to attribute that to the AGW theory? There has never been a drought before in your area?

And the hurricanes.? Scientists have already debunked the claim that climate change or global warming have anything to do with the hurricanes.

So now you are saying that drought in your area and flooding in Houston are somehow related?

The desert is blooming.
 
Yea, yea, its just a pattern and it snowed at your house last week........I have lost many huge oak trees and have had to replace much of my lawn and yard and have the dead trees removed due to the drought at great expense to me....you might also want to talk to some of the victims of the hurricanes too.

And you are going to attribute that to the AGW theory? There has never been a drought before in your area?

And the hurricanes.? Scientists have already debunked the claim that climate change or global warming have anything to do with the hurricanes.

So now you are saying that drought in your area and flooding in Houston are somehow related?

The desert is blooming.


And you never ever heard of the Dirty Thirties either?
 
And you are going to attribute that to the AGW theory? There has never been a drought before in your area?

And the hurricanes.? Scientists have already debunked the claim that climate change or global warming have anything to do with the hurricanes.

So now you are saying that drought in your area and flooding in Houston are somehow related?

The desert is blooming.


And you never ever heard of the Dirty Thirties either?

The desert I live in sure isn't blooming! The godawful heat this summer and the lack of rainfall has turned this desert uniformly brown.
 
They don't deny the rising. It has been rising by millimeters per century. And it's not up to their necks. And they learn to ignore the ridiculous hype.

That's just like the folks at Sodom and Gomorrah that made fun of Noah. The water that Irma is in, is over 90 degrees....it's killing the sea life already. The ocean currents send that water to the polls....that's melting the polls at an unprecedented rate, which will make the oceans levels rise. 80% of coastal cities will be under water in 50 years. It's just sickening that so many Americans think that it doesn't matter to them because they'll be dead in 50 years. Kinda like running up a $20 trillion national debt, and leaving it for future generations to pay off.
 
That's just like the folks at Sodom and Gomorrah that made fun of Noah. The water that Irma is in, is over 90 degrees....it's killing the sea life already. The ocean currents send that water to the polls....that's melting the polls at an unprecedented rate, which will make the oceans levels rise. 80% of coastal cities will be under water in 50 years. It's just sickening that so many Americans think that it doesn't matter to them because they'll be dead in 50 years. Kinda like running up a $20 trillion national debt, and leaving it for future generations to pay off.

Yup, the vast majority of people have little concern for the future generations...if it doesn't directly affect them, it's nothing to get excited about. Even worse, are those who accept nonsense from people like this as being the truth.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/rush-limbaugh-says-hurricane-irma-141627581.html
 
That's just like the folks at Sodom and Gomorrah that made fun of Noah. The water that Irma is in, is over 90 degrees....it's killing the sea life already. The ocean currents send that water to the polls....that's melting the polls at an unprecedented rate, which will make the oceans levels rise. 80% of coastal cities will be under water in 50 years. It's just sickening that so many Americans think that it doesn't matter to them because they'll be dead in 50 years. Kinda like running up a $20 trillion national debt, and leaving it for future generations to pay off.

Wrong. It's not killing the sea life by a long shot. This is the kind of hype I don't get.

When you make statements like that in order to convince me you have to provide proof.

For instance. The East Coast of the United States is experiencing record lobster harvests.

The city I live in has a University that studies the Polar Bear population (the poster boys for the Warming Warriors). They claim not only are the Polar Bears surviving, they are thriving.

I hate to tell you this because you won't believe it anyway but a bit of global warming would produce more food.

Sodom and Gomorrah? You really believe they were turned into pillars of salt because they turned back to look?

I'm afraid that's not very scientific reasoning.
 
That's just like the folks at Sodom and Gomorrah that made fun of Noah. The water that Irma is in, is over 90 degrees....it's killing the sea life already. The ocean currents send that water to the polls....that's melting the polls at an unprecedented rate, which will make the oceans levels rise. 80% of coastal cities will be under water in 50 years. It's just sickening that so many Americans think that it doesn't matter to them because they'll be dead in 50 years. Kinda like running up a $20 trillion national debt, and leaving it for future generations to pay off.

Wrong. It's not killing the sea life by a long shot. This is the kind of hype I don't get.

When you make statements like that in order to convince me you have to provide proof.

For instance. The East Coast of the United States is experiencing record lobster harvests.

The city I live in has a University that studies the Polar Bear population (the poster boys for the Warming Warriors). They claim not only are the Polar Bears surviving, they are thriving.

I hate to tell you this because you won't believe it anyway but a bit of global warming would produce more food.

Sodom and Gomorrah? You really believe they were turned into pillars of salt because they turned back to look?

I'm afraid that's not very scientific reasoning.

See I will give you proof.

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/18/maines-lobster-business-is-booming-despite-record-catches.html
 
Yes, maybe so (though I doubt it's as significant as you think)

Don M wrote:
"Yup, the vast majority of people have little concern for the future generations...if it doesn't directly affect them, it's nothing to get excited about. Even worse, are those who accept nonsense from people like this as being the truth."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/rush-limb...141627581.html


gary1957

"Or even listen to climatologists who've been caught fudging the numbers many times over."


Yes, but as I keep saying what have you or anyone else lost if the climate scientist have it all wrong?

If you can just put aside your worries or prejudice against climate scientists (why would they be any worse than any other scientist, and their work if published is subjected to "peer review" essentially other scientists criticising their work). There is nothing truer that untrammeled use of resources which are limited, such as fossil has to end somewhere, one day it will come when there isn't a piece of coal or a barrel of oil to be had, so why not take a "precautionary response" and limit their use as much as is feasible "just in case" :confused: ?
 
Yes, but as I keep saying what have you or anyone else lost if the climate scientist have it all wrong?

If you can just put aside your worries or prejudice against climate scientists (why would they be any worse than any other scientist, and their work if published is subjected to "peer review" essentially other scientists criticising their work). There is nothing truer that untrammeled use of resources which are limited, such as fossil has to end somewhere, one day it will come when there isn't a piece of coal or a barrel of oil to be had, so why not take a "precautionary response" and limit their use as much as is feasible "just in case" :confused: ?

Just where do you draw the line without ruining the economy and people's lives.?

Right now there is no substitute for fossil fuels to deliver food by the truckload. None that I have heard of anyway.
 
This is interesting ......

[h=1]China to Ban Sale of Fossil Fuel Cars in Electric Vehicle Push[/h]China will set a deadline for automakers to end sales of fossil-fuel powered vehicles, a move aimed at pushing companies to speed efforts in developing electric vehicles for the world’s biggest auto market.

Xin Guobin, the vice minister of industry and information technology, said the government is working with other regulators on a timetable to end production and sales. The move will have a profound impact on the environment and growth of China’s auto industry, Xin said at an auto forum in Tianjin on Saturday.

A ban on combustion-engine vehicles will help push both local and global automakers to shift toward electric vehicles, a carrot-and-stick approach that could boost sales of energy-efficient cars and trucks and reduce air pollution while serving the strategic goal of cutting oil imports. The government offers generous subsidies to makers of new-energy vehicles. It also plans to require automakers to earn enough credits or buy them from competitors with a surplus under a new cap-and-trade program for fuel economy and emissions.



https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/...-of-fossil-fuel-cars-in-electric-vehicle-push
 


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