Human carbon emissions could delay ice age.Global warming is a blessing?

Talk to me when this stuff actually happens. I'm so tired of listening about it, yes lets keeps the enviroment clean because it makes sense to do so, not because we have a bunch of people who think doom and gloom will occur if not done.

Talk to me when this stuff actually happens. I'm so tired of listening about it, yes lets keeps the enviroment clean because it makes sense to do so, not because we have a bunch of people who think doom and gloom will occur if not done.

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This is a map of predicted droughts. a -4 is the oklahoma dustbowl.

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TL: DR We're in trouble.

A bunch of scientists who have spent their lives working on these things, its probably a good idea to listen.

This is a map of predicted droughts. a -4 is the oklahoma dustbowl.

TL: DR We're in trouble.

Person0

[QUOTE="Person0"] A bunch of scientists who have spent their lives working on these things, its probably a good idea to listen.

This is a map of predicted droughts. a -4 is the oklahoma dustbowl.

TL: DR We're in trouble.

Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

[QUOTE="Person0"] A bunch of scientists who have spent their lives working on these things, its probably a good idea to listen.

This is a map of predicted droughts. a -4 is the oklahoma dustbowl.

TL: DR We're in trouble.

Person0

[QUOTE="Person0"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Fake. It's not even on the internet, you had to upload it on imageshack.

Nibroc420

The graphs come from University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) which is Founded in 1960, UCAR is a nonprofit consortium of North American member universities, each of which grants doctoral degrees in the atmospheric and related sciences, plus an increasing number of international affiliates offering comparable degrees, and North American academic affiliates offering predoctoral degrees

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Person0"] Sure... http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2010/12/14/207198/southwest-drought-global-warmin/ Look at the bottom.Person0

The graphs come from University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) which is Founded in 1960, UCAR is a nonprofit consortium of North American member universities, each of which grants doctoral degrees in the atmospheric and related sciences, plus an increasing number of international affiliates offering comparable degrees, and North American academic affiliates offering predoctoral degrees

[QUOTE="Person0"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] . Oh i'm sorry, hosted by a website that is clearly biased, and asks for donations from it's followers. You another Terry Jones?Nibroc420

The graphs come from University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) which is Founded in 1960, UCAR is a nonprofit consortium of North American member universities, each of which grants doctoral degrees in the atmospheric and related sciences, plus an increasing number of international affiliates offering comparable degrees, and North American academic affiliates offering predoctoral degrees

[QUOTE="Person0"] A bunch of scientists who have spent their lives working on these things, its probably a good idea to listen.

This is a map of predicted droughts. a -4 is the oklahoma dustbowl.

TL: DR We're in trouble.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Person0"]

The graphs come from University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) which is Founded in 1960, UCAR is a nonprofit consortium of North American member universities, each of which grants doctoral degrees in the atmospheric and related sciences, plus an increasing number of international affiliates offering comparable degrees, and North American academic affiliates offering predoctoral degrees

Person0

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Person0

You claim these scientists aren't doing it for the $$$, citing that they are "non profit" People who work for non-profits, still get paid. People who work in areas where their sole purpose is to prove something, usually try to stick to that goal. Disproving it would mean their area of research is pretty much useless, and they'd be out of a job.

It's a documented fact that those who disagree with those institutes, never get jobs there.

You claim these scientists aren't doing it for the $$$, citing that they are "non profit" People who work for non-profits, still get paid. People who work in areas where their sole purpose is to prove something, usually try to stick to that goal. Disproving it would mean their area of research is pretty much useless, and they'd be out of a job.

Nibroc420

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Engrish_Major

It's got as much proof to it as astrology

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Nibroc420

It's got as much proof to it as astrology

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Records of tempatures?
Strange, we only started keeping track of things like that at the beginning of the 1900s.

But i'm sure with those "hundreds of years" they'll be able to explain the climate cycle of a 4 billion year old planet :roll:

Nibroc420

It's got as much proof to it as astrology

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"] Someone's never heard of paleoclimatology.Person0

It's got as much proof to it as astrology

[QUOTE="OrkHammer007"]

[QUOTE="kuraimen"] Wut? When did I say that I'm ok with releasing cars that catch fire? Please quote me or stop putting words in my mouth.kuraimen

...or are you going to p***y out and claim that "that's not what I meant!"?

Oh... the current system is working quite well at weeding out the "unethical" products (except for Apple's s***). People who don't want to die just stop buying them, and the companies either stop making them, or go out of business. Just leave the f***ing system alone, accept that profit will drive the market until the Apocalypse, and you'll save yourself an ulcer or two.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

It's a documented fact that those who disagree with those institutes, never get jobs there.

You claim these scientists aren't doing it for the $$$, citing that they are "non profit" People who work for non-profits, still get paid. People who work in areas where their sole purpose is to prove something, usually try to stick to that goal. Disproving it would mean their area of research is pretty much useless, and they'd be out of a job.

Person0