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<<Does anybody wish to comment on this sentence?
"The primary greenhouse gas is water vapor, not carbon dioxide.7 ">> Of course it is - so what? The ordinary "life" of
water vapour in the atmosphere is ephemeral, CO2 is not. In any case, one of the
effects of warming, due to CO2 and methane etc in some latitudes, may be an
increase in water vapour (humidity) levels which would cause a positive
feedback.
This organisation
(National Center for Public Policy Research) uses false logic piled upon
false logic and simple rhetoric to blind the naive to the truth. A
small example - they quote from four organisations that have "come out" in
favour of action to prevent climate change. They say that these organisations
are not the objective purveyors of scientific reason that they purport to
be because they exist to promote liberal views and to counter
"conservative" views. Their logic is false - just because the organisations they
are criticising have political aims does not mean that what these
others say is incorrect. The NCPPR's rhetoric is clearly trying
to steer people into believing that any organisation that promotes
the climate change hypothesis is, ipso facto, a "red under
the bed", and that there is no scientific consensus that climate change is
real, is threatening us and action to mitigate the worst effects must be
taken now.
I wish I could slap
irresponsible people like this around the face - very, very
hard.
Nick Palmer
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- Re: global warming: spin or not spin? Horace Heffner
- Re: global warming: spin or not spin? Horace Heffner
- Re: global warming: spin or not spin? Michel Jullian
- RE: global warming: spin or not spin? Craig Haynie
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- Re: global warming: spin or not spin? Horace Heffner
- Re: global warming: spin or not spin? Horace Heffner

