Global warming, fact or fiction?

[bigspizz]

Does anyone know what the most powerful greenhouse gas is?.....Water vapor....Is that from us too?...lmao

 

[bigspizz]

I think he was referencing the artic circle compared to the North Pole....

It is Arctic.......And the ArCtic circle encompasses the north pole...I think he meant antarctic?

 

[Kobeclone]

It is Arctic.......And the ArCtic circle encompasses the north pole...I think he meant antarctic?

possibly....

 

[Kobeclone]

Does anyone know what the most powerful greenhouse gas is?.....Water vapor....Is that from us too?...lmao

The Earth has a natural way of removing water vapor from the atmosphere- Precipitation. The Earth also has a way of getting rid of harmful CO2 emissions- plant life that is photosynthetic. The only difference is humans can only alter the world for the negative in 1 of these 2 ways, chopping down trees and destroying rainforest, thus CO2 emissions are FAR more harmful than water vapor.

 

[bigspizz]

The Earth has a natural way of removing water vapor from the atmosphere- Precipitation. The Earth also has a way of getting rid of harmful CO2 emissions- plant life. The only difference is humans can only alter the world for the negative in 1 of these 2 ways, chopping down trees, thus CO2 emissions are FAR more harmful than water vapor.

Nice theory Clone...hahahaha facts are facts...You could just as easily look it up, as apposed to making up some bs...lol

 

[meghanashley]

He would be a she. Sorry for causing the sub debate, what I said made sense to me. It took me while to remember where I read the article. National Geographic (of course) one of my favs

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/06/080620-north-pole.html

 

[Kobeclone]

Nice theory Clone...hahahaha facts are facts...You could just as easily look it up, as apposed to making up some bs...lol

I really hope you are kidding. If not, you just made yourself look

 

[hamato_yoshii]

Where's David Webber when I need him?

The good ol' days.

While he was always an opponent of mine, man was he fun to debate with.

 

[Kobeclone]

He would be a she. Sorry for causing the sub debate, what I said made sense to me. It took me while to remember where I read the article. National Geographic (of course) one of my favs

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/06/080620-north-pole.html

Nice article.

 

[hamato_yoshii]

I get your point, but if its happening its happening, and the real question is what we gonna do about it?

I thin it's already been said but, if it's not man made, and just a natural change/shift, then it will jsut change/shift again as it has in the past, no need to act. In fact one might argue that an exaggerated approach to "fixing the problem" may do more harm than good. And thats just speaking in terms of the climate, nevermind the effect it has on the economy and the political arena.