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I think the burden of proof lies with those who want us to ignore the natural climate cycle of the earth...
Nobody cares what you think. You've already proven yourself to be unwilling to look at the data such as the graphs provided by Frenchman and make an intelligent decision of your own. Instead you rely on people like Hegman, a professor of Mathmatics, to skew the data by applying statical equations. Have you read the report?
Nobody cares what you think. You've already proven yourself to be unwilling to look at the data such as the graphs provided by Frenchman and make an intelligent decision of your own. Instead you rely on people like Hegman, a professor of Mathmatics, to skew the data by applying statical equations. Have you read the report?
Nobody cares what you think either
I relied on Wegman's report that was a statistical verification of a previous report that disputed the climate change findings...and determined it to be accurate.
You have been proven to be gullible and easily swayed by those who stand to benefit financially.
How can policy-makers (politicians) remediate something that not even scientists completely understand? LMFAO
We don't completely understand cancer, yet we find many ways to reduce its impact. We understand enough about the impact and causes of global warming to mitigate the damage we are causing. We are already starting in many states.
We don't completely understand cancer, yet we find many ways to reduce its impact. We understand enough about the impact and causes of global warming to mitigate the damage we are causing. We are already starting in many states.
Right, the CFL lightbulbs...and recycling centers...and hybrid cars...these will save us all!
You know, your argument does have a point. Many of us don't completely understand liberals, but we can find many ways to reduce their impact on society...knowledge is the first way to mitigate this scourge.
Right, the CFL lightbulbs...and recycling centers...and hybrid cars...these will save us all!
You know, your argument does have a point. Many of us don't completely understand liberals, but we can find many ways to reduce their impact on society...knowledge is the first way to mitigate this scourge.
That plus revised building codes, renewable portfolio standards for electric utilities, carbon taxes, cap and trade legislation. It all contributes and cumulatively will make a big difference.
And stand by for the election this year. I'm anticipating a clean sweep with the adults put back in charge.
I have enough "regular" lightbulbs, of all wattages, to last me for the rest of my life, my childrens life, and my grandchildrens life
And, as long as those "hybrids" don't better gas mileage - I have no incentive to even look at them. We have 2 Volvo SUV's - and they do just fine.
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