Global Warming a fake?
#1
Posted 09 July 2006 - 06:09 AM
http://www.junkscien...ws/robinson.htm
ARg cant find my original sources but there is one. I really personally hate the ending of that article though.
Earth goes through natural cycles and there has been no direct relations with carbon dioxide emissions from industrial civ and temperature increase.
#2
Posted 09 July 2006 - 02:56 PM
We have just come through some of the most active sunspot years on record. (Tough on ass-tronaughts' eyeballs - causes radiation cataracts) The solar constant is larger given lots of sunspots (surrounding areas called faculae glow brighter). Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are showing minor temp rises. It looks like years of peak sunspot activity may be followed by years of attenuated activity, like in the 1950s and 60s. Go back and look - an impending ice age was Officially upon us.
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath....uncleal/qz4.htm
#3
Posted 10 July 2006 - 04:53 AM
UncleAl said:
Not true.
Global warming is real.
#4
Posted 10 July 2006 - 05:42 AM
ck27 said:
If you google around for studies from ice cores you can quickly call this into question. Ice core studies have shown both that carbon dioxide concentration correlates well with temperature and that our current atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration is higher then its been in at least the last 400,000 years. (See for instance, the June 1999 issue of Nature)
-Will
#5
Posted 10 July 2006 - 07:37 AM
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Sunspots are cooler darker areas than the overall background. They are surrounded by faculae that are hotter and brighter. Energy emission varies as the fourth power of absolute temperature. Let's try 10% cooler and 10% warmer and see what we get for equal areas of emission.
(0.9)^4 = 65.6%
(1.1)^4 = 146.4%
That is not a robust analysis but it is adequately qualitative. If it were 65.6% and 134.4% things would balance. In the real world, the more dark sunspots there are the more energy the sun emits overall because of the coupled faculae. We're talking a fraction of 1% difference/average. It's enough to push the entirety of Global Warming.
http://science.nasa....ar/sunspots.htm
http://science.nasa....n_predict_l.gif
Things have been smoking
The warmest day of summer is not 21 June (August is evil) nor the coldest day of winter 21 December (try February). There is a lag between energy input and temperature distribution. Same for a changing solar constant. If we do nothing, the "hottest years in 500 years" from the 2000-2002 explosion of sunspots will simply vanish. If the sun stays quiet as expected, Global Warming will vanish and the new grief will be an impending ice age.
We know exactly how much coal, gas, and petroleum are burned because we monitor and tax every drip of production. The total fossil fuel CO2 annual input into the atmosphere is lost in the noise of natural emissions measurements. It is a sparrow fart compared to CO2 released by global wildfires each year.
The Carbon Tax on Everything is government revenue enhancement. It will collapse First World economies and not couple to the Global Warming problem short of major national depression like Ford's and Carter's stagflation. You don't drive to work if you don't have a job.
If you want to reduce atmospheric CO2, plant tens of thousands of square miles of new forest. When the wood matures, cut it down and build houses to sequester that carbon in cellulose for another 50 years. Replant the forests.
US Enviro-whiner policy is to discourage wood frame houses. Brazil is destroying the Amazon jungle as fast as it can chop trees and light fires for farms to grow sugar cane for its "ethanol economy." The soil is exhausted in three years and they cut deeper into the Amazon for new land. It must be government - it is exactly the subsidized wrong thing to do in the worst possible way.
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath....uncleal/qz4.htm
#6
Posted 10 July 2006 - 11:59 AM
Erasmus00 said:
-Will
The ocean is the single largest absorber of carbon dioxide, where does it go? Why wouldn't ice do the same over an extended period of time? I have yet to see a study that says carbon dioxide levels in ice will "not" change over time, here's proof. If industry drives Global warming, that is going to push use into an ice age, who's to blame for the last one. Oh and the one before that. Did the dinosaurs drive SUVs?
Global Warming, not to be confused with pollution, is a scam. Billions and billions spent on guilt and fear. It is a natural occurrence that happens. Planets get warmer, planets get colder. Get over it. Better yet, show me the study that says GREEN power isn't going to cause problems. I don't need user defined studies to tell me that if you put up a massive solar array, you will be robbing the planet of the "normal" energy it receives, thus changing the effect of said energy. Nor do I need a user defined study to tell me if you install many, many thousands, millions, and billions, of Geo-thermal wells it is not going to change the ground temp. Even wind power robs nature of energy down stream. Explain to me how these are not going to affect us. Minor amounts you' say? Well explain how a 200 year, 2% contribution is going to affect Global temperatures more than 400,000 years of natural occurrence. He11 the trees impact "Global temp" more than we do, maybe we should run out and cut them all down.
BTW I saw this quote and it says it all,
"You may not be able to change the world, but at least you can embarrass the guilty."
That bout sums up the Doom-Sayers case, {I can't prove what I say, but because you disagree it’s your fault and you should be ashamed}.
#7
Posted 10 July 2006 - 01:08 PM
Unc said:
See, that's a much better idea than killing off all the brown people.
Errin - you've been reading the wrong studies.
realclimate.org
TFS
#8
Posted 10 July 2006 - 02:03 PM
Daily Statistics 7/10/06
Number of new large fires 4 States currently reporting large fires:
Number of active large fires 19 Alaska (1)
Arizona (1)
Arkansas (1)
California (6)
Florida (1)
Nevada (5)
Texas (1)
Washington (1)
Wyoming (2)
Note: Includes WFU fires
Acres from active fires 160,358
Number of Wildland Fire Use (WFU) fires 3
Number of Wildland Fire Use (WFU) acres 5,310
Fires contained on 7/8/06 3
Year-to-date large fires contained 698
Year-to-date Statistics
2006 (1/1/06 - 7/10/06) Fires: 61,653 Acres: 4,007,311
2005 (1/1/05 - 7/10/05) Fires: 33,834 Acres: 3,034,619
2004 (1/1/04 - 7/10/04) Fires: 40,986 Acres: 3,080,965
2003 (1/1/03 - 7/10/03) Fires: 29,457 Acres: 996,924
2002 (1/1/02 - 7/10/02) Fires: 46,062 Acres: 3,162,249
2001 (1/1/01 - 7/10/01) Fires: 44,124 Acres: 1,244,092
2000 (1/1/00 - 7/10/00) Fires: 51,519 Acres: 2,232,874
10-Year Average
2001 - 2006 Fires: 43,961 Acres: 1,950,865
Some International Data can be found at: http://www.unece.org...r/ff-stats.html
#9
Posted 10 July 2006 - 02:20 PM
Therefore, putting it back INTO the atmosphere is less of a disaster than putting carbon into the atmosphere that's been buried underground for 50 million years.
TFS
#10
Posted 11 July 2006 - 02:44 PM
I did a rough calculation of how big one year of world oil production is. It is about 3767 million tons last year. One ton is 7.33 barrels and one barrel is 42 gallons. If we dumped this onto 1 millions acres of land it would be about 3.5 feet deep. If we spill it over the acreage burned by forest fires in the US this year, so far, it becomes about 1ft deep. The oil burn is sort of in proportion to all the trees and shrubs burned.
#12
Posted 12 July 2006 - 02:05 PM
{Removed - As I was made aware it was a violation of the rules to post it.}
It is not my intention to disparage any credible information. A blog site is not credible information. Maybe a good place to find links, but not proof. I also call into question the sites that continual funding is predicated on the support of one position/opinion over the other. {Government grants and research dollars}.
For example,
In May of 1996, The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change {IPCC}, presented a draft of its report in December 1995, and it was approved by the delegations. However, when the printed report appeared in May 1996, substantial changes and deletions had been made to the body of the report to make it conform to the Policymakers Summery. Among them, two key paragraphs written by the scientists, and agreed to, were deleted.
They said:
1. None of the studies cited above has shown clear evidence that we can attribute the observed climate changes to increases in greenhouse gases.
2. No study to date had positively attributed all or part of the climate change to …man-made causes.
Hummmm…..
I have read many reports and studies that show this apparent correlation. As a skeptic, the first question that comes to mind is, does temperature follow Co2 or Co2 follow temperature? Or are they a result of something else happening? I simply ask show me the study that says a 200,000 year old ice core is not going to have the quantity of Co2 change over time {not to mention pressure}. It is a fact that water is a Co2 sink. Ice is water below 32 deg, another fact. What is their correlation? Does the trapped air simply remain inert, or does the sink processes continue at a much slower rate. I have not found that answer in any unbiased report that didn’t start out with {if we don’t do something we going to distroy the planet} preface. They all seem to gloss over the {frozen in time part} as a fact that nothing changes. I also find it odd that the very graphs that support global warming show the sudden temperature spike happening 10,000 years ago. If I recall correctly, there were no cars, no planes, and no trains. Maybe it was natural, maybe it wasn’t. Maybe the data is flawed. Maybe Co2 has a shelf life in ice. But nothing to date can definitively point to a cause, however we are to accept it as FACT it is happening BECAUSE of us.
And yes, I am big enough to admit there are just as many of those on the other side of the issue. I give them the same consideration. Are you big enough to accept the fact you may have been duped?
Sadly I think most of the Global Warmer's have fallen for the {cart before the horse scenario}. They have accepted global warming as a man made issue. I haven’t accepted it’s even an issue yet. Any study of written history shows many climate changes in the last 5,000 years. Some suttle, some not. Some permanet, other temporary. Even more and more drastic before man walked on two legs. Beyond that, much if not all of the “ground” we stand on was the bottom of a sea at one time, is that going to be our fault when it happens again?
One last factoid, any modeling, predicting is based on a set of facts/data. Those facts/data are based on what has happened and compared to recent/current events. What they can not do is predict events that have not taken place. So, missing these future events, projections follow the prevailing curve. If it is heading down, the projection is a continual down curve. {Remember that ice age thing bout 30 years ago} Conversely, if heading up, the projection is up.
Simply put; to predict my life time income, based on the position I started, and how much my raise was in my first year of employment is possible, ONLY if there are not ANY other prevailing events and everything remains static. Any change in employment {position, company}, health, declining sales, automation, etc. makes that projection worthless. Well nothing is static, and it is always changing. I am not sure it I find it scary or foolish someone would expect different. Or that one could control it.
Now if by chance someone has some information that clearly shows 1} we are out of our natural cycle, and 2} a .7 {point 7}% contribution has pushed us out of that cycle, please by all means share it. {sarcasm - If not sit down and enjoy the ride.
#13
Posted 12 July 2006 - 02:19 PM
http://hypography.co...=global+dimming
Given the butterfly effect we haven't a snow-ball's chance in hell of "controlling" such a large scale complex system.
#14
Posted 13 July 2006 - 01:05 AM
Errin OH said:
Hypography Forum PITA......... er, Administrator.
#15
Posted 13 July 2006 - 01:08 AM
Turtle said:
Hypography Forum PITA......... er, Administrator.
#16
Posted 16 July 2006 - 02:12 PM
Since there are no humans on Mars yet, and very little greenhouse gas, maybe the solar energy ouptut is more important than expected with respect to global warming.

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