Posted by Centex Farmall on March 07, 2015 at 11:35:26 from (72.105.161.115):
In Reply to: Global Warming posted by nebraska cowman on March 07, 2015 at 05:07:28:
As others have stated, it may have been water from long ago and was bound up in whatever hydrocarbon chain we're burning. It's true that we are rapidly converting a lot of solid and liquid hydrocarbons at a rapid pace. One combustion source doesn't matter, but millions?, billions? Hmm... a flood is caused by countless tiny rain drops falling over a short time span.
Scientific evidence show that this planet was at different time completely frozen over and completely thawed out (no ice caps). Change does happen naturally whether we do anything or not.
The trend lately seems to be hotter hots and colder colds, wetter wets and dryer droughts. I believe the planet can re-balance itself, but we may not like where that new balance point is.
Unfortunately change is difficult because the world's economy is based on consumption.
The other problems are: 1. The wolves who will use any real problem as leverage to take advantage and make big money off the situation. 2. Bureaucratic types who will use any opportunity to gain more control over the populace.
Frequently these two groups are working together and then you don't know what to believe as their success is determined by how badly they can scare people.
So, gratuitous consumption of energy and resources is not good for our children's future, but it's real hard for regular folk to get a handle on just how bad or not things are.
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