Historically periods of warming have always been accompanied by
periods of prosperity.
The price of wheat has a very strong correlation with the sunspot
cycles.
I reckon warming overall is good for the world
economy, and cooling bad. If in the next few years the warming
trend is totally gone, watch the Warming Alarmists do a song and
dance about CO2.
Like I said, Svensmark's book shows how the warming is much, much
better explained by the sun's heliosphere, than CO2. IOW CO2 has
a minor, if not nearly non-existent, effect.
Anyone who studies GW without reading Svensmark, is doing himself
a disservice.
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wrote:
From: Murray, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: NMC, NPC; E85 article
To: "Sonny Tu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [email protected]
Date: Friday, August 8, 2008, 12:06 PM
Well, I guess if you go over a cliff at 50MPH you might be just as dead
as if you went over at 100MPH, but I would just as soon get to the cliff as
late as possible. After all the histrionics are vented, the biggest problem is
the uncertainty of what the climate will be like. There will be winners and
losers, but nobody really knows who they will be. I can probably live without
polar bears, but I would not like to deal, or have my children, deal with the
quick release into the atmosphere of all those methane hydrates that are
currently locked in the northern tundra. There may, or may not, be a tipping
point where the changes will occur too fast for even humans to adapt.
-----Original Message----- From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sonny Tu
Sent: Friday, 08 August, 2008 14:30 To: [email protected] Subject: RE:
NMC, NPC; E85 article You mean we don't also cause sunspots??? I'll bet Al
Gore sees it differently. (Tongue in cheek.) As I understand it, the earth
has gone through a number of cycles causing major changes in the climate. None
of them were attributable to human influence. While I don't doubt we now have
an influence climactically on our planet, global warming is a phenomenon that's
happened numerous times in the past without human influence. We might be
speeding it up slightly but who is to say it wouldn't be happening even without
our interf
erence? Earth's history is clear in that it HAS happened in the past a
number of times already. Vulconism, ocean currents & the sun exert far more
effect on the climate than mere mortals. Again, I'm not saying we don't have an
effect on our climate, but I think the claims & theories are blown way out
of proportion. And yes, while it might not be a good idea to floor the accelerator if
your brakes fail while going downhill, who is to say you won't just pick up speed from
the effects of gravity? IOW, who is to say this current change in our climate wasn't
already happening & the earth was just going about it's normal cyclic change?
(Albeit with a little, itty-bitty tiny amount of help from humans.) Regards, Sonny
If everything is coming your way, You're in the wrong lane!!!
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