Anthropogenic Global Warming/malevolent climate change
June 30, 2010
by Val (not verified)
I totally agree with you, global warming is very real, caused by humans, and especially noticeable since 1980. The arguments have only delayed doing the right things in time, since it was really scientifically recognized as fact by a multitude and majority of scientists, especially paleo-climatologists and glaciologists in 1992 when I read the book "Glaciation and Global Warming in college. The delay caused by the phony arguments has allowed the tipping point of human caused greenhouse gas emissions warming the tundra enough so that its own methane releases from it are enough to keep the releases and warming going. There is a lot more methane in the tundras and much more in the oceans. The foolhardiness of allowing this point to be reached is a death warrant for most species, our own included. We went solar and low impact in 2002. We had only one child, too, in hopes that others followed our example, and major efforts in education and behavioral change would be done out of common sense. Being at a major tipping point is an alarm bell to hurry and make the necessary changes to hopefully stop and reverse the harm already done to the biosphere.
Yet, we have denialists who would rather die rich, ignorant, and end up in Hell for what they did to future generations and millions of other species.
June 30, 2010 by Val (not verified)
I totally agree with you, global warming is very real, caused by humans, and especially noticeable since 1980. The arguments have only delayed doing the right things in time, since it was really scientifically recognized as fact by a multitude and majority of scientists, especially paleo-climatologists and glaciologists in 1992 when I read the book "Glaciation and Global Warming in college. The delay caused by the phony arguments has allowed the tipping point of human caused greenhouse gas emissions warming the tundra enough so that its own methane releases from it are enough to keep the releases and warming going. There is a lot more methane in the tundras and much more in the oceans. The foolhardiness of allowing this point to be reached is a death warrant for most species, our own included. We went solar and low impact in 2002. We had only one child, too, in hopes that others followed our example, and major efforts in education and behavioral change would be done out of common sense. Being at a major tipping point is an alarm bell to hurry and make the necessary changes to hopefully stop and reverse the harm already done to the biosphere.
Yet, we have denialists who would rather die rich, ignorant, and end up in Hell for what they did to future generations and millions of other species.