http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id … _article=1
The downside is that the EPA is likely to be swayed by the-sky-is-falling crowd and act in a arbitrary manner wielding the heavy hammer of the Federal government.
Your all aware of my feelings on global warming.
First, I am against pollution, obviously. Frankly, it's one of the major reasons I do not wish for another war in the ME right now.
One point though, I have never been able to get you guys to understand:
Long before the esteemed members here started spouting that it was scientific " fact " that global warming is a man made thing, cartographers and map makers informed us that the poles were drifting.
To put it simply:
Tory here, may in fact not be standing on the equator anymore. When the poles drift, that arid brown line on your globe that is the equator will drift also.
Thats one reason why where I live, we are enduring the driest winter in 130 years.
Historical evidence reveals examples of rapid climate change during various times throughout history. Any number of things could cause rapid, devastating climate change such as: volcanos, impacts or even undersea landslides.
Landslides? http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/12/ … amis.reut/
The Gulf Stream is what basically keeps the Earths climate in balance. It is fueled by warm water ( heavier in salt ) meeting cold water from the north. The warmer salt water is also denser, and is pulled down into the abyss, creating the climate engine that is the Gulf Stream. An undersea landslide could disrupt this current flow and instigate another glacial period. Geology records indicate these changes come hard and fast, taking decades and not centuries, and that they happen about every ten thousand years, and that the last one was about 12500 years ago.
Basically we are all doomed, and the only real question is how you spend your remaining days.
The downside is that the EPA is likely to be swayed by the-sky-is-falling crowd and act in a arbitrary manner wielding the heavy hammer of the Federal government.
Your all aware of my feelings on global warming.
First, I am against pollution, obviously. Frankly, it's one of the major reasons I do not wish for another war in the ME right now.
One point though, I have never been able to get you guys to understand:
Long before the esteemed members here started spouting that it was scientific " fact " that global warming is a man made thing, cartographers and map makers informed us that the poles were drifting.
To put it simply:
Tory here, may in fact not be standing on the equator anymore. When the poles drift, that arid brown line on your globe that is the equator will drift also.
Thats one reason why where I live, we are enduring the driest winter in 130 years.
Historical evidence reveals examples of rapid climate change during various times throughout history. Any number of things could cause rapid, devastating climate change such as: volcanos, impacts or even undersea landslides.
Landslides? http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/12/ … amis.reut/
The Gulf Stream is what basically keeps the Earths climate in balance. It is fueled by warm water ( heavier in salt ) meeting cold water from the north. The warmer salt water is also denser, and is pulled down into the abyss, creating the climate engine that is the Gulf Stream. An undersea landslide could disrupt this current flow and instigate another glacial period. Geology records indicate these changes come hard and fast, taking decades and not centuries, and that they happen about every ten thousand years, and that the last one was about 12500 years ago.
Basically we are all doomed, and the only real question is how you spend your remaining days.