Never said there was no warming, I said we didn't do it and that we're not capable of doing anything practical to change it.
Stephen, add your name to the list of those who choose to ignore the actual content of my posts and are willing to recast them as if they were completely different writings from some completely different person. I myself would disagree with 'that person' you've constructed as well. - Rick -----Original Message----- From: Stephen A. Lawrence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 05, 2008 10:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Vo]:Sunspotless Jed Rothwell wrote: > Furthermore, you are ignoring the fact that the global warming experts > predictions have come true in the world is indisputably growing hotter > rapidly, as Ed pointed out. You do not need a computer to see that. > Just look at melting ice... Just ask Horace. He's in Alaska, where the glaciers are vanishing and the permafrost is melting. Do you think Horace believes in global warming? Or just ask me. I live in Canada, where the Northwest Passage has suddenly become a political football. There wasn't any "Northwest Passage" up until very recently, as I hope everyone on this list is aware! The North Pole is a big deal, too, because at the rate things are going there's going to be *clear water* over the Pole during the summer in a very small number of years ... I mean, like 2 or 3, not like 50 or 70. And that makes the issue of who "owns" that water very significant indeed. Our very conservative Prime Minister is all hot under the collar to beef up Canada's defenses to protect our sovereignty in the far north, and particularly in the Northwest Passage. Harper is a hyperconservative, but in the face of *obvious* step-out-the-door-and-trip-over-it rock-solid evidence, even he has had to admit that things are getting a lot warmer, very fast, and we need to do something about it. His preferred solution seems to be to buy more helicopter gunships, but whatever, at least he admits there's a problem.
