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[quote="XpoisonfreeX"]uhhhh.[/quote]

this.

[quote="XpoisonfreeX"]this.

i didn't think that question could be taken wrong, sorry.

Nowhere in the "theory" of Global Warming / Global Climate Change does anyone insist that it's going to be hot all the time in every place on Earth.

[quote="Rcas"]but whatever happens in our imagination is real to us....

Global warming or the natural Eb and Flows of the planet? But this rain might be an El Nino year? It happens. Personally i think global warming is an idea not fact. Like that one dude posting about "the world is "fragile" and we have to take care of it" i believe that is true and the meaning behind it. And we are doing a good job considering the ozone hole is getting smaller. Its rain that we need, nothing more :D

"if it is a "Lie" like people who have invested interest in corporations do"

Test your Global Warming knowledge here.

Your "test" seems to fail to mention all human interaction with the world.

"Your "test" seems to fail to mention all human interaction with the world. "

I think the world is switching poles again. Slowly but shirly. Back in High school, somebody was showing a video about "GLOBAL WARMING". Durring the video, the guy was showing satelite poto comparisons of the northern ice caps from the 1990's to 2003. In my eyes, it doesn't take a classroom of students to figure out that one side of the caps was melting and the opposite side was growing at the same rate and size.

I'm done arguing about our impact on the Earth. Sadly, logic can and will be ignored no matter what I say.

Oh shut the fuck up. :?

Stone, you've revealed the bigger problem in the whole global warming issue. On a global basis, the United States is already one of the "greenest" countries. The Kyoto Accords would hurt us the most because of the way it requires reductions in our "carbon footprint". We consume the most therefore we must reduce the most. However, our rate of greenhouse gas production is very low; much lower than pretty much all the other G7 nations. The point is this: Global Warming as an issue plays into the hands of those countries/govts. that would have us removed as the only remaining superpower. The issue doesn't neatly resolve into a "let's save the world and all be friends" solution.

[quote="Bordicon"]don't take this personal guys, I like all of you and I love sacair.

see that was all I wanted to see.

i dun got lerned good in rightin englesh cuz huked on fonix werked 4 m but i can't not spell gooder. :p

You do know Bush now believes in global climate change and that humans are affecting it, right?

I don't think anyone is sure.

[quote="Rexbo47"]The Earth warms and cools regardless of human interaction.[/quote]

The first one is true.

Part of the first one is true- the earth does warm and cool, but how much humans now influence it is still unsure.

[quote="XpoisonfreeX"]I don't think anyone is sure.

Let's go throw plungers at angry rabbits.

[quote="*Rabbid*"]You do know Bush now believes in global climate change and that humans are affecting it, right?

Maybe I wasn't up front enough when I mocked you for bringing politics into this. Stop with the politics. Stop bringing the war into this. This is a scientific matter. The goddamn war doesn't affect the weather, neither does some old cronie sitting behind his camera/microphone/typewriter/political podium.

the scientific evidence is all there. The fact at the Co2 gases are gases a hole in the ozone layer to appear

Rayman, if you can't win on facts, attack the person. You're guilty of doing the very thing you flamed others for doing. You also posted again after you bid us adieu. Hmmm, like to argue for argument's sake?