...tells us that with all this uncertainty, shouldn't we be doing something now about greenhouse gasses? We know for a fact that these pollutants will affect climate in ways we cannot readily predict. So why are we still playing russian roulette with our planet?!? We already know for certain that these pollutants are poisonous and cause measurable health problems, so what's the excuse for not taking action now?!? All this spinning about around "media hype" and uncertain science is missing the point. The point is that even a 0.6 degree increase in global temperatures will have significant unpredictable negative consequences so lets stop contriibuting to the problem.
Its time this nation took climate change associated with polluting the air we breathe seriously. We need to take action and lead the charge, not wring our hands over a useless academic debate.
Space/Science » in reply to re: RealClimate.org
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- BBC on climate change hype
- African glaciers receeding and predicted to vanish within two decades
- re: BBC on climate change hype
- It's been generally agreed...
- Correct- it is Space/Science not just Space-science (n/t)
- agreed
- Ferchrisesake, this is where it belongs.... (n/t)
- It's been generally agreed...
- RealClimate.org was all over that one early.
- re: RealClimate.org
- Things are worse not better if warming causes all of the CO2 increase we find in the fossile record
- Did you read this?
- Are you ignoring the CO2 released from human hydrocarbon combustion on purpose? (n/t)
- The better side of judgement...
- re: RealClimate.org