Talk about bad science from a world group. And this is the group that wanted to
have the US by itself (almost) go back to walking to work....

I suppose the forests of the central plain in the U.S. didn't play into anything -
or maybe The massive mountain in Chicago and Manhattan - and the flat plane from
the Mississippi to the Pacific ocean. Gosh and then the Great lakes dug by massive
ice flows - the badlands and western US a drain to the ocean - being dumped upon
by rocks from Canada and the northern states.

Man can't outwork a volcano. There are many active volcano's in the world.
Plate Tectonics (which some people still don't believe in (invented in the 60's))
moves continents and alters everything. Even Hawaii - building another island
south of the big island - as the prior islands sweep into the northern Pacific
and melt into the ocean. The Ring of fire is not only in the pacific, but routes
all around the world.

Most of it is bashing. From the have nots on the haves. Like the web, most
anything can be said. Even published.

Martin
Martin Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
NRA LOH & Endowment Member
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder



LongmuirG wrote:
The new, improved Coby Beck resisted the urge to repost his entire
screed again, but was still rather free with casual attacks, just like
the old Coby Beck:

Sorry, but that is either a rather transparent lie, or a good indication
that you have never even looked at the IPCC report. Perhaps you could
provide a quote that led you to believe this.


Take a look at the United Nations IPCC website, and see what they had
to say in their Third Assessment Report. Lots of statements that
reasonable people might take to mean the IPCC was claiming that
anthropogenic global warming was proved. Not a single clear disclaimer
in their executive summary saying "Hey, take all of this with a grain
of salt. We all know that anthropogenic global warming is unproved and
unprovable".

http://www.ipcc.ch/pub/un/syreng/spm.pdf

"The Earth's climate system has demonstrably changed on both global and
regional scales since the pre-industrial era, with some of these
changes attributable to human activities."

"There is new and stronger evidence that most of the warming observed
over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities."

"Climate change will exacerbate water shortages in many water-scarce
areas of the world."

"Populations that inhabit small islands and/or low-lying coastal areas
are at particular risk of severe social and economic effects from
sea-level rise and storm surges."

"The impacts of climate change will fall disproportionately upon
developing countries and the poor persons within all countries"

"Climate change affects environmental issues such as loss of
biodiversity, desertification, stratospheric ozone depletion,
freshwater availability, and air quality, and in turn climate change is
affected by many of these issues."


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