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[pdx5]

If you look at the total volume of the earths atmosphere - then take the total volume of the CO2 emissions created by man on the planet - its so far out in the decimal place that it is not even measurable. Krakatoa blew in the south pacific in the last century because they could not farm - it snowed in July.

Another fact the "man made global warming" folks never talk about is that water vapor
is bigger by orders of magnitude than C02 in the atmosphere. And water vapor is a better
non-conductor trapping heat than C02.

Just observe how cloudy nights (all water vapor) are warmer than clear nights while C02
levels are essentially the same.

Wonder how they will figure a way to tax Krakatoa?

Edited by pdx5, 19 January 2009 - 04:04 PM.

[risktaker]

When I walk around during peak traffic hours in New York City, I hope the cars have zero emission (whether the emission causes Climate Change or not). And I am infinitely grateful that we have higher emissions standard in California when I see that gray sky in Beijing. Remember those days when the sky was not blue in California?

[OEXCHAOS]

I would say that increased efficiency and decreased CO2 emmisions are both things to promote and shoot for as a general rule. In fact, I'll go on record as wanting to promote decreased use of fossil fuels wherever possible within reason and without the use of governmental force. AGW, however, seems like a non-starter if you read some of the skeptical research. Certainly nothing to be alarmed about, that I can tell. M

[ed rader]

Anytime I hear of these committees and organizations I think of the Swift Boaters, a slanderous, made-up organization whose only purpose was to re-elect Bush. I also see that this farcical article was linked by every politically motivated blog as truth, in an unquestioning and sensationalist manner that is so typical to what supremacist and anti-Zionists do.

I just have one questions: who is paying them?

these guys have been run out of office in disgrace. they need something to hold onto .

ed rader