Author: Wolfe, Stephen S YA-02 6 MDSS/SGSI
Posted: 2007-08-23 06:53:06 Link
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070822/sc_afp/sciencenorwayclimate
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Author: richmondeagle@comcast.net
Posted: 2007-08-23 07:47:27 Link
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070822/sc_afp/sciencenorwayclimate
So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the reprobate SUV manufacturers... or is that OK since it is natural and a greater producer of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I guess we will see as time goes on that there are a whole lot more natural reasons for climate variation and puny old man.
I guess we'll have to consider how much methane gas was created by our bovine friends along with our healthy glass of milk in the morning. Wow, we're killing ourselves and our planet to stay healthy. Bummer!!!
Larry Miller
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On Thursday 23 August 2007 06:53, Wolfe, Stephen S YA-02 6 MDSS/SGSI wrote:
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070822/sc_afp/sciencenorwayclimate
Hi Stephen!
So that's why it has been so hot the last few days. That and the fact that it
is the middle of August. I was getting ready to blame it on Al Gore, but that
is another type of hot air.
How is the weather up north in Tampa?
--
Regards,
Pete
Author: Wolfe, Stephen S YA-02 6 MDSS/SGSI
Posted: 2007-08-23 14:21:05 Link
It be hot here in Tampa and North of Tampa (Wesley Chapel) where I live.
Yesterday it was 97 degrees at 18:15 in the evening on the Lanai...
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On Thursday 23 August 2007 06:53, Wolfe, Stephen S YA-02 6 MDSS/SGSI
wrote:
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070822/sc_afp/sciencenorwayclimate
Hi Stephen!
So that's why it has been so hot the last few days. That and the fact
that it
is the middle of August. I was getting ready to blame it on Al Gore, but
that
is another type of hot air.
How is the weather up north in Tampa?
--
Regards,
Pete
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> So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the reprobate SUV
> manufacturers... or is that OK since it is natural and a greater producer
> of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I guess we will see as time goes
> on that there are a whole lot more natural reasons for climate variation
> and puny old man.
Of course climate is primarily affected by natural causes. There is a
component, though, that is caused by man, and that's the part we can
do something about.
Even if it turns out not to matter climatologically, if we move to
more environmentally friendly energy, what (besides the oil industry)
does it hurt?
-Jerry Wolper
jwolper@swanzoco.com
Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2007-08-23 17:06:35 Link
Well it hurts the third world which is prevented from
developing.
It causes food prices to go through the roof because
ethanol producers are buying up corn that would
ordinarily go to animal and human feed.
They made the same argument with DDT and millions of
Africans died of malaria as a result.
Finally, slime bags like Al Gore are making BILLIONS
of dollars on phony science.
Why not tell the truth?
Why not say CO2 *MAY* be causing global warming?
Why not use the economic advantage argument for wind
and solar energy?
Why do we have to be lied to?
--- Jerry Wolper <jwolper@swanzoco.com> wrote:
> > So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the
> reprobate SUV
> > manufacturers... or is that OK since it is natural
> and a greater producer
> > of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I guess
> we will see as time goes
> > on that there are a whole lot more natural reasons
> for climate variation
> > and puny old man.
>
> Of course climate is primarily affected by natural
> causes. There is a
> component, though, that is caused by man, and that's
> the part we can
> do something about.
>
> Even if it turns out not to matter climatologically,
> if we move to
> more environmentally friendly energy, what (besides
> the oil industry)
> does it hurt?
>
> -Jerry Wolper
> jwolper@swanzoco.com
>
>
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Author: Ricardo Aráoz
Posted: 2007-08-23 17:59:45 Link
richmondeagle@comcast.net wrote:
>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070822/sc_afp/sciencenorwayclimate
>
> So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the reprobate SUV manufacturers... or is that OK since it is natural and a greater producer of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I guess we will see as time goes on that there are a whole lot more natural reasons for climate variation and puny old man.
>
> I guess we'll have to consider how much methane gas was created by our bovine friends along with our healthy glass of milk in the morning. Wow, we're killing ourselves and our planet to stay healthy. Bummer!!!
>
> Larry Miller
>
You know English is not my native language so let's see if I get your
meaning.
You're finally accepting there's global warming..... but you're blaming
it on the cows?!?
Holy cow Batman!
Author: Ricardo Aráoz
Posted: 2007-08-23 18:04:08 Link
Michael Madigan wrote:
> Well it hurts the third world which is prevented from
> developing.
>
> It causes food prices to go through the roof because
> ethanol producers are buying up corn that would
> ordinarily go to animal and human feed.
>
> They made the same argument with DDT and millions of
> Africans died of malaria as a result.
>
> Finally, slime bags like Al Gore are making BILLIONS
> of dollars on phony science.
>
> Why not tell the truth?
>
> Why not say CO2 *MAY* be causing global warming?
Last time I checked you weren't acknowledging the EXISTENCE of such a
thing as global warming. Are you becoming a commie?
>
> Why not use the economic advantage argument for wind
> and solar energy?
>
> Why do we have to be lied to?
>
>
>
> --- Jerry Wolper <jwolper@swanzoco.com> wrote:
>
>>> So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the
>> reprobate SUV
>>> manufacturers... or is that OK since it is natural
>> and a greater producer
>>> of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I guess
>> we will see as time goes
>>> on that there are a whole lot more natural reasons
>> for climate variation
>>> and puny old man.
>> Of course climate is primarily affected by natural
>> causes. There is a
>> component, though, that is caused by man, and that's
>> the part we can
>> do something about.
>>
>> Even if it turns out not to matter climatologically,
>> if we move to
>> more environmentally friendly energy, what (besides
>> the oil industry)
>> does it hurt?
>>
>> -Jerry Wolper
>> jwolper@swanzoco.com
>>
>>
On Thursday 23 August 2007 16:54, Jerry Wolper wrote:
> > So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that the reprobate SUV
> > manufacturers... o
<snip>
> Of course climate is primarily affected by natural causes. There is a
> component, though, that is caused by man, and that's the part we can
> do something about.
>
> Even if it turns out not to matter climatologically, if we move to
> more environmentally friendly energy, what (besides the oil industry)
> does it hurt?
Hi Jerry!
If you don't know, it might be impossible to tell you. Consider how ALL U.S.
manufacturing has been offshored. Offshored to countries with no
environmental control, for the most part, and low wages. Usually a country
with the one attraction has the other as well.
--
Regards,
Pete
Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2007-08-23 23:48:24 Link
1. Global warming isn't proven because the idiots
can't keep proper care and placement of official
thermometers.
2. If Global warming exists, it most certainly isn't
man-made.
--- Ricardo Aráoz <ricaraoz@gmail.com> wrote:
> Michael Madigan wrote:
> > Well it hurts the third world which is prevented
> from
> > developing.
> >
> > It causes food prices to go through the roof
> because
> > ethanol producers are buying up corn that would
> > ordinarily go to animal and human feed.
> >
> > They made the same argument with DDT and millions
> of
> > Africans died of malaria as a result.
> >
> > Finally, slime bags like Al Gore are making
> BILLIONS
> > of dollars on phony science.
> >
> > Why not tell the truth?
> >
> > Why not say CO2 *MAY* be causing global warming?
>
> Last time I checked you weren't acknowledging the
> EXISTENCE of such a
> thing as global warming. Are you becoming a commie?
>
> >
> > Why not use the economic advantage argument for
> wind
> > and solar energy?
> >
> > Why do we have to be lied to?
> >
> >
> >
> > --- Jerry Wolper <jwolper@swanzoco.com> wrote:
> >
> >>> So, are mooses, or is it meese, more evil that
> the
> >> reprobate SUV
> >>> manufacturers... or is that OK since it is
> natural
> >> and a greater producer
> >>> of 'greenhouse gases' than the vehicles? I
> guess
> >> we will see as time goes
> >>> on that there are a whole lot more natural
> reasons
> >> for climate variation
> >>> and puny old man.
> >> Of course climate is primarily affected by
> natural
> >> causes. There is a
> >> component, though, that is caused by man, and
> that's
> >> the part we can
> >> do something about.
> >>
> >> Even if it turns out not to matter
> climatologically,
> >> if we move to
> >> more environmentally friendly energy, what
> (besides
> >> the oil industry)
> >> does it hurt?
> >>
> >> -Jerry Wolper
> >> jwolper@swanzoco.com
> >>
> >>
>
>
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