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]]> By: Eric Shapin http://davidgalbraith.org/politics/what-makes-the-great-recession-seem-irrelevant/1378/comment-page-1/#comment-4931 Eric Shapin Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:04:22 +0000 http://davidgalbraith.org/politics/what-makes-the-great-recession-seem-irrelevant/1378/#comment-4931 Human-induced global warming is not fact. Recall that the earth has cooled and warmed numerous times, all without human intervention. Tell me, did you not learn that much of our country was covered in glacier a mere 10,000 years ago (this did create our great lakes). Think a minute: Eric the Red and his Viking cohorts settled Greenland and farmed in the 900's AD, an impossible feat in today's Greenland. In the 1200's, wine (grape growing) was in important industry in England; again, impossible today. So now I am to believe that climate change is all "my" fault, given the constant flux of the earth's climate over the millenia? You speak of the Permian Triassic period climate change and atmospheric carbon correlation, yet there is ample evidence that THE CLIMATE CHANGE PRECEEDS THE CARBON CHANGE; IT DOES NOT CAUSE IT! Notice that few if any news organizations or politicians bother to tell us of the numerous examples of naturally-induced climate change; it would spoil their thesis that we need a massive governmental regulatory assault on our lifestyles. Please do not fall for this scam. Approach it with a skeptical eye, as one should when one hears panic, theory, and a plan to fundamentally reorganize our industry and lifestyle. PS - Many scientists do NOT agree with the notion of human-induced climate change. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDI2NVTYRXU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOvCCTEfypk Human-induced global warming is not fact. Recall that the earth has cooled and warmed numerous times, all without human intervention. Tell me, did you not learn that much of our country was covered in glacier a mere 10,000 years ago (this did create our great lakes). Think a minute: Eric the Red and his Viking cohorts settled Greenland and farmed in the 900’s AD, an impossible feat in today’s Greenland. In the 1200’s, wine (grape growing) was in important industry in England; again, impossible today.

So now I am to believe that climate change is all “my” fault, given the constant flux of the earth’s climate over the millenia? You speak of the Permian Triassic period climate change and atmospheric carbon correlation, yet there is ample evidence that THE CLIMATE CHANGE PRECEEDS THE CARBON CHANGE; IT DOES NOT CAUSE IT!

Notice that few if any news organizations or politicians bother to tell us of the numerous examples of naturally-induced climate change; it would spoil their thesis that we need a massive governmental regulatory assault on our lifestyles.

Please do not fall for this scam. Approach it with a skeptical eye, as one should when one hears panic, theory, and a plan to fundamentally reorganize our industry and lifestyle.

PS - Many scientists do NOT agree with the notion of human-induced climate change.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDI2NVTYRXU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOvCCTEfypk

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