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Originally Posted by jimhcom
Global Warming is a red herring. It was concocted by big business in order to gain control on the marketplace by regulating the ability to create pollution. The earth regulates itself. As temperature rises there is increased ocean evaporation, resulting in more rain. The rain in turn spawns more plant and algae growth, which in turn causes more oxygen production. Over the millennia there have been natural occurrences that have injected more green house gasses into the air than manmade causes could do in a million years, and yet life goes on. There are two very real problems mankind faces in the future and global warming is not one of them. One is overpopulation, and the other is the world banking interests who are taking control of government’s world wide. Those are the issues that we need to be focusing on, not red herrings created for profit by big business that divert attention.
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I am not an expert on climate change, so I will defer judgment to the experts, none of whom post to this board. So, who are some of the scientific experts that believe global warming has begun, is very likely caused by man, and will be unstoppable for centuries?
*National science academies:
of Australia,
of Belgium,
of Brazil,
of Cameroon,
Royal Society of Canada,
of the Caribbean,
of China,
Institut de France,
of Ghana,
Leopoldina of Germany,
of India,
of Indonesia,
of Ireland,
Accademia nazionale delle scienze of Italy,
of India,
of Italy
of Japan,
of Kenya,
of Madagascar,
of Malaysia,
of Mexico,
of Nigeria,
Royal Society of New Zealand,
Russian Academy of Sciences,
of Senegal,
of South Africa,
of Sudan,
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences,
of Tanzania,
of Turkey,
of Uganda,
The Royal Society of the United Kingdom,
of the United States,
of Zambia,
and of Zimbabwe
* InterAcademy Council
* European Academy of Sciences and Arts
* International Council of Academies of Engineering and Technological Sciences
* Network of African Science Academies
* Royal Society of New Zealand
* Polish Academy of Sciences
* National Research Council (US)
* American Association for the Advancement of Science
* American Chemical Society
* American Institute of Physics
* American Physical Society
* Australian Institute of Physics
* European Physical Society
* European Science Foundation
* Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies
* American Geophysical Union
* European Federation of Geologists
* European Geosciences Union
* Geological Society of America
* Geological Society of Australia
* International Union of Geodesy and Geophysicsironment and society.” [41]
* National Association of Geoscience Teacherseachers
* Meteorology and oceanography
* American Meteorological Society
* Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society
* Canadian Foundation for Climate and Atmospheric Sciences
* Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society
* Royal Meteorological Society (UK)
* World Meteorological Organization
* American Quaternary Association
* International Union for Quaternary Research
* American Association of Wildlife Veterinarians
* American Society for Microbiology
* Australian Coral Reef Society
* Institute of Biology (UK)
* Society of American Foresters
* The Wildlife Society
* American Academy of Pediatrics
* American College of Preventive Medicine
* American Medical Association
* American Public Health Association
* Australian Medical Association
* World Federation of Public Health Associations
* World Health Organization
* American Astronomical Society
* American Statistical Association
* Engineers Australia (The Institution of Engineers Australia)
* International Association for Great Lakes Research
* Institute of Professional Engineers New Zealand