Well, not according to this guy's article which can be found here:
Why The Sun Is The Cause Of Climate Change
Imagine that, when the Sun gets hotter, so do we. It's all so simple.
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Global Warming, we're not to blame.
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WADE FULP THAT'S CRAZY MAN
I just don't believe in Global Warming altogether. :\
Well, I believe in global climate changes, due to natural cycles, and we could be in a cycle of warming, but I thought I heard some parts of the Earth are much colder than normal, and a lot of the ice that melted away, has returned, etc. The Earth just does its thing, and it's silly to think us humans can have that much of an impact on it. As the article explain, humans are good at figuring out ways to make money pretending there is man made global warming. :) Maybe I should come up with a study about how cat litter in landfills causes Global Warming and have the government give me millions to conduct further research :)
I heard that through out history every few hundreds of years there has been patches of oddly high cold or heat, to be honest I don't know anything about global warming.
idk ppl are are gettin more fat and ugly if you ask me...
I say we blame the butterfly and be done with that
Blame George Bush! He did it!
Yeah, it's the sun. Let's stop trying to lower our carbon emissions now.
Nothing wrong with trying to be more efficient, and live cleaner, etc. However, we shouldn't ruin our economies and put more people into poverty because we think we're screwing up the Earth. We're just a tiny tiny blip in the history of the Earth, we might as well live it up while we're here, because the Earth will be here long after we're gone.
glad that this theory is widly supported, maybe this will get people to shut up about it for a while
WOW THAT IS REALLY ODD...
WHO TO BLAME...?
I KNOW...
EVERY SCIENTIST AND PARLEMENT DUDE IN THE WORLD
Maybe partly, but ofcourse we're not only victims, let's not be ignorant. All the other greenhouse theories that have been piling up would be total bullshit ifthis was the sole truth, and they don't seem like bullshit.
That's pretty much what the article was trying to say, most of these theories are total bullshit, and the only reason they exist is because some people found a way to make money coming up with theories, to further research them.
Im not sure if this was ever broadcast in america, but if it was, have you seen that documentry showing that we aren't the cause of global warming?
Basically, it said that it was happening, and that CO2 was to blame, but tried to show how it wasn't our fault. apparently, volcanos, the sea, and something which I cant remember were releasing more CO2 than we ever could. it also stated that the sun was releasing less (or maybe it was more) solar wind, which was either not blowing radiation from space away, or was heting us itself (i said, i cant remember)
intersting... maybe its true
holy crap well yes of corse if the sun gets warmer the so do we but serrioulsy the efects are ampliffied by the greenhouse efect that has been proved. the layer of gases that keeps ourplanet warm (yay) is getting thiker and how is that happening well no one nows but im preaty sure we have somthing to do with it but hey thats only my opinion i could be wrng
You sure it is? What about the 17,000 scientists that signed a petition claiming what you are stating isn't true, at least that global warming is caused by humans.
The USA has (one of, if not) the greatest CO2 emission on the world, so it tries to refuse to accept it's responsibility, and makes up any story to make people belive that something else is responsible, so they can continue ruin the environment with a good conscience.
It would be one thing if the government was claiming it wans't us, but this is coming from leading scientists in fields that best understand thing like Global warming, climate change, etc. The world's biggest problem with pollution, if it isn't already, will soon be China. The USA is actually trying hard to clean things up, we have so many laws, codes, taxes, etc, to reduce our pollution it's nuts. You should have seen the chaos that resulted from some home heating oil being spilled at my neighbors, we had people in the creek with things to soak it up, ground water samples were taken for well over a year after the spill, contaminated dirt, etc, removed. We take pollution very seriously in the USA. If we didn't, why would there have been such a response to something as little as a home heating oil spill? Imagine what we do when there is a big problem.
Send a rocket to the Sun to blow it up. Problem solved. THE END.
You said the world will be here long after we are gone. The human race is so intelient, we will probably survive until close to the planets destruction (or until we evolve again, but think we are close to our peak right now). It would take an asteroid or the sun blowing up (or a black hole) to eliminate us.
Something killed the dinosaurs, yet the Earth survived, and here we are. Something may kill us, asteroid, climate change, disease, nuclear war, super volcanoes, whatever, but the Earth will probably heal and return to a place of life, even if it's millions of years later.
So should we all suffer, and be miserable, just so in another 50-100 years a super volcano goes off and does far more harm than we could have ever done to ourselves? Yellowstone National Park is a ticking time bomb.
Wow, they are finally learning to accept that it isn't our fault!
Now we can end this "global warming" nonsence! It's a political problem, not an enviornmental problem.
If the Earth is heating up, naturally, or whatever, it may not be a bad thing, but it could lead to a bad thing, another ice age. The Earth won't just keep heating up, as the oceans warm, and warm, more water vapor goes into the atmosphere, which comes down as snow over land. Eventually so much snow falls it doesn't all melt in the summer months, the area of snow cover expands, and as it expands, it reflects more of the sun's rays, and the Earth starts to cool, and cool, and go into an ice age. Then, eventually, the Earth, slowly warms up, thaws out, and we start the process all over again. It wasn't that long ago that we had our last ice age, and there was a big ass glacier that came to a stop about a mile north of me, and I'm near Philadelphia. That glacier has melted away, but someday, another glacier maybe back, and if that happens, many major towns and cities will be crushed under it.
I still blame people for their actions. Although the sun is increasing in size, we are to blame of the ozone layer, which give us UV radiation cancer. Fucking Lysol cans. >:(
Obviously you didn't read the article, which explained it was shown the ozone layer was altered by the Sun, and it's a natural cycle our ozone layer goes through. Don't try and figure out the ozone layer if you can't figure out why your monitor is all green. :P
This still does not mean that humanity has to leave trash lying every where, poorly store nuclear waste, and waste precious resources.
I agree. However, China is putting a new coal burning power plant online each week, and will continue doing so for years to come. You can see yellow smog over some of China's major cities from space, or Google Earth. As most of the world is finding ways to pollute less, they are polluting more and more. They will probably consume more fossil fuels than the world combined sooner or later.
When it gets so bad over there, pollution, that their people can't take it anymore (kind of what happened in the USA), they will hopefully start cleaning up their act, maybe buying clean tech from us hopefully.
Timmy
Why have you not posted new snowman pics?
Surely the recent snowfall was sufficient enough reason to build some more snowmen and memories with the youngsters?