[ RadSafe ] Climate Change a fraud?
franz.schoenhofer at chello.at
franz.schoenhofer at chello.at
Fri Oct 15 17:14:01 CDT 2010
Mike,
Thank you so much for this very clear and concise comment, which is really to the point!!! I support your words completely.
It is really funny, that so many members of this list criticize - correctly - the anti-nuclear groups because of their lack of knowledge, but
when it comes to "global warming" they pretend to be the ultimate experts in this field.
Finally a funny story: It must have been in the 70's, that at least in Austria "research results" were published in mass media, proving that a dramatic "global cooling" was going on ("Return of the glaciers!") .
Best regards from a still warm Sevilla, Spain, where I just spend another two months at the university.
Franz
---- Mike Quastel <maay100 at bgu.ac.il> schrieb:
> I have been concerned to hear during the past year or so, even from
> this otherwise informative and properly skeptical group, statements
> that findings of climate warming- or more properly climate change- is
> some sort of fraud, scam or conspiracy. The geologic and
> oceanographic evidence so far really does seem to support that
> climate change is taking place in our own lifetime. Whether it will
> turn out to be man made, a natural cycle, some sort of solar
> phenomenon, temporary or cumulative in the long run remains to be
> seen. There is nothing wrong with being skeptical - indeed, that is
> the proper scientific approach - but in view of the potentially very
> serious global consequences, it would be wise to keep an open mind on
> the subject and most definitely not rule out the possibility of human
> causation.
>
> Mike Quastel
>
>
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