Global warming has quickly become one of the most heated issues in America (pun intended). Rising temperatures and melting icebergs are indisputable evidence that the Earth is warming, but is this global heat wave a man-made crisis or just overblown hype?
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Global Warming is Changing Today’s World
- From NRDC
By Natural Resources Defense Council - The Earth's Best Defense
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What hogwash
The last time I looked outside and saw the sun, it was still pumping thermal energy our way.Only difference, solar flare activity stopped about 10 years ago---takes awhile for the flare heat to dissipate.
Last report I heard, we are now entering a cooling phase.In fact polar ice seems to be growing.some areas in the north report early cold snaps.
huh!! I guess I'm just to humble to believe that crap about manmade calamity on such a global scale---what hubris these people have.Don't get me wrong, conservation can be a good thing if it isn't attached to a global mandate that twists science to promote an agenda.
Follow the money people, you'd be amazed where it will take you, and the things it will make people do and say to get it, and keep it coming.
Oh! by the way, polar bear population is on the increase! Just thought I scramble your inconvenient truth for you.
- wedge
October 16, 2008 8:54PM
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