UK Telegraph Labels Climategate "Worst Scientific Scandal of Our Generation

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Mark_the_Lie

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

Didn't you already have a thread about this?Engrish_Major

Someone else made one a week or so ago. This is an update on the situation.

I couldn't find the old thread.

[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Snipes_2

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

Or we could, ya know, stop using oil?

I don't know who to listen to these days. One side says global warming is caused by humans, the other side says it's all natural (humans have little to no effect on the enviroment). :?

I don't know who to listen to these days. One side says global warming is caused by humans, the other side says it's all natural (humans have little to no effect on the enviroment). :?

leviathan91

I don't know who to listen to these days. One side says global warming is caused by humans, the other side says it's all natural (humans have little to no effect on the enviroment). :?

leviathan91

Its both. Humans don't help, but it takes 100 years of smoke stacks shooting nasty stuff into the air to equal ONE volcanic eruption in terms of enviromental damage.

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]Didn't you already have a thread about this?Mark_the_Lie

Someone else made one a week or so ago. This is an update on the situation.

I couldn't find the old thread.

[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Snipes_2

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

There isn't that much oil in Alaska, after we build up the infastructure to transport the oil and all that it would hardly be worth it. I believe I read it was maybe a 5 year supply of oil up there.

It changes nothing. Simple fact is, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. Is that not an agreed fact right now? Doctor-McNinja

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[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Ravirr

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

There isn't that much oil in Alaska, after we build up the infastructure to transport the oil and all that it would hardly be worth it. I believe I read it was maybe a 5 year supply of oil up there.

• Nearly 11 billion barrels of undiscovered oil and 19 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered gas in the region may be recoverable using existing technology.
• Relatively large volumes of undiscovered oil may exist offshore central and southern California, due largely to the presence of Monterey-type strata, which are potential source and reservoir rocks.
• Half of the undiscovered, conventionally recoverable oil and gas in the region may be economically recoverable under existing conditions

I found this on:http://www.anwr.org/features/akeval.htm

Hopefully somebody will find a way to use Garbage or something as Gas in the near future.

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[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Ravirr

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

There isn't that much oil in Alaska, after we build up the infastructure to transport the oil and all that it would hardly be worth it. I believe I read it was maybe a 5 year supply of oil up there.

I still fail to see why any of this matters (nevermind the fact one can argue that at least part of "climategate" is taken out of context). Anthropogenic climate change or not, cutting down on pollution isn't a bad thing.

I still fail to see why any of this matters (nevermind the fact one can argue that at least part of "climategate" is taken out of context). Anthropogenic climate change or not, cutting down on pollution isn't a bad thing.

PBSnipes

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I still fail to see why any of this matters (nevermind the fact one can argue that at least part of "climategate" is taken out of context). Anthropogenic climate change or not, cutting down on pollution isn't a bad thing.

KungfuKitten

That would be cool if we could figure out how to do that.

[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Snipes_2

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

It changes nothing. Simple fact is, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. Is that not an agreed fact right now? Doctor-McNinja

[QUOTE="Doctor-McNinja"]It changes nothing. Simple fact is, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. Is that not an agreed fact right now? clubsammich91

As for hybrid cars, they only really got popular after gas prices soared.

I remember arguing with people about global warming and how ridiculous the "global warming is going to kill us all" crap was. Hopefully this will FINALLY put that BS to rest.

Don't get me wrong, I am very much for protecting the environment in every way possible and don't need some alarmist BS to appreciate our environment and how fragile it is. My issue here is that people were making careers on spreading lies and I just hate stupidity in general.

Now I just hope that people won't be dumb enough to just stop going green because global warming is a lie....

"Climategate" has been greatly exaggerated, and it really isn't anything that global warming deniers make it out to be. All it really is are a few sentences taken from thousands of emails, some are rude and in bad taste, others quoted out of context, but none are evidence of any sort of scandal or hoax.

"Climategate" has been greatly exaggerated, and it really isn't anything that global warming deniers make it out to be. All it really is are a few sentences taken from thousands of emails, some are rude and in bad taste, others quoted out of context, but none are evidence of any sort of scandal or hoax.

-Sun_Tzu-

Politicians are resigning over it, from Europe to Australia. Global Warming is a scam, end of story.

[QUOTE="Mark_the_Lie"]

The blatant lie that is "global warming" continues to plummet to its well-deserved death. Maybe Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world can focus on real issues that actually matter now.

Which real issue do you think should take priority?

I think we need to focus on figuring out a way to become indepedent from Middle Eastern oil without causing massive job losses.

Snipes_2

Yeah, I wish they'd start drilling in Alaska. Then we would have our own Oil. We don't need to be giving money to the Middle East.

The US does have lovely resources

Look at this from theCongressional Research Servicethat was released a few days ago. Also, dont forget the recent massive discovery ofgas

The supply impact has been dramatic. In the lower 48, states thought to be in decline as a natural gas source, production surged an astonishing 15% from the beginning of 2007 to mid-2008. This increase is more than most other countries produce in total.

Equally dramatic is the effect on U.S. reserves. Proven reserves have risen to 245 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) in 2008 from 177 Tcf in 2000, despite having produced nearly 165 Tcf during those years. The recent increase in estimated U.S. gas reserves by the Potential Gas Committee, representing both academic and industry experts, is in itself equivalent to more than half of the total proved reserves of Qatar, the new LNG powerhouse. With more drilling experience, U.S. estimates are likely to rise dramatically in the next few years. At current levels of demand, the U.S. has about 90 years of proven and potential supply—a number that is bound to go up as more and more shale gas is found.

Yay hackers! I hope they continue on to do more attacks like this.

I saw this coming from a mile away, Al "d-bag" Gore is make some massive profits off the scam that is global warming and he needs to be brought down, the ****ing hypocrite.

I never bought in to global warming to begin with but this is just another nail in the coffin proving people like Alex Jones were right all along...

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]

"Climategate" has been greatly exaggerated, and it really isn't anything that global warming deniers make it out to be. All it really is are a few sentences taken from thousands of emails, some are rude and in bad taste, others quoted out of context, but none are evidence of any sort of scandal or hoax.

Mark_the_Lie

Politicians are resigning over it, from Europe to Australia. Global Warming is a scam, end of story.

Usually in science, it's hard facts and data that prove things wrong, not politicians.