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Originally Posted by tmw4h5
Al Gore's documentary got the ball rolling and helped bring the issue to the public -- and there were errors within the documentary. That is well documented.
However, this idea that people have about climate change is usually as misinformed as the idea of evolution. Implying that humans have had and continue to have zero effect on the climate is ridiculous.
Article after article - study after study - more and more research. Just read for once.
http://www.politico.com/story/2014/0...658.html?hp=l2
UN declares that 'Major steps are needed on climate change'
http://www.mcgill.ca/research/channe...tuation-235236
Statistical analysis rules out natural-warming hypothesis with more than 99% certainty: “This study will be a blow to any remaining climate-change deniers,”
Should I go ahead and believe scientists or should I just go ahead and believe what a TV news anchor tells me? |
You mean just the scientists you want to believe? Many making a living off the hype and fear that continued research is affording them...
Yeah, and only when they're allowed to talk in a shifting set of time periods.
Like I said, the climate changes four times a year, that's not new. At one point most of earth was covered with ice and evidently has been "climate changing" since it started to reverse. Nothing new there either.
The only thing new is the Gore's of the world cashing-in on the fear the lemmings of the world have bought into. Not only have they bought-in, they've learned to be critical of people doubting their assertions.
Just like Obama supporters, all that matters is what he says, not of the obvious flaws in his logic...