Re: Climate change models vs reality
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 7:38 pm
Some inflammatory counterpoints:
Ok, global warming is fake, so free pass to pollute? That is what will happen because being clean costs money. What is the point of arguing global warming? By winning the argument, you are saying, go ahead companies, pollute without any regulation because the planet isn't getting warmer. How did that become the only factor anybody is concerned about? Have you seen China, they had to shut down for weeks just to host the Olympics. Is the what we want? Even if there is no global warming, looking for alternative fuels and polluting less doesn't seem like the worst bullshit story scheme ever created.
Other benefits of the fake global warming conspiracy: Research in how the planet works and hopefully innovation.
I don't think that research in energy and efficiency is a waste of money. I do see the argument that maybe the amount being allocated is a lot.
Here is another point nobody wants to admit:
Want to reduce pollution, food shortages, fresh water shortages, waste - reduce the planets population.
At the end of the day, since this is a political issue, facts will never actually surface, and money will be wasted on pet projects, but in my opinion, that isn't a good reason to not do research to understand our environment and try to do what we can do to sustain human life on it in the future.
Ok, global warming is fake, so free pass to pollute? That is what will happen because being clean costs money. What is the point of arguing global warming? By winning the argument, you are saying, go ahead companies, pollute without any regulation because the planet isn't getting warmer. How did that become the only factor anybody is concerned about? Have you seen China, they had to shut down for weeks just to host the Olympics. Is the what we want? Even if there is no global warming, looking for alternative fuels and polluting less doesn't seem like the worst bullshit story scheme ever created.
Other benefits of the fake global warming conspiracy: Research in how the planet works and hopefully innovation.
I don't think that research in energy and efficiency is a waste of money. I do see the argument that maybe the amount being allocated is a lot.
Here is another point nobody wants to admit:
Want to reduce pollution, food shortages, fresh water shortages, waste - reduce the planets population.
At the end of the day, since this is a political issue, facts will never actually surface, and money will be wasted on pet projects, but in my opinion, that isn't a good reason to not do research to understand our environment and try to do what we can do to sustain human life on it in the future.