the sky is falling ... again

[ayin jade]

So if we start using them again, that should cut down on global warming. Seems like an easy solution.

[Uncertain]

Guess it would be easier than being responsible an doing the right thing.

[walla299]

 

Two things you got wrong.

First, it was not the climate change of the 70s, a review of the scientific journals of the time show more articles, by a 6 to 1 margin, about warming, not cooling.

Second, the scientists that warned about cooling all focused on aerosols, and the need to cut back on their use. In the 70s, not everything was broken down via party lines and people actually listened to the scientists instead of brushing off based on politics, and cut back on the use of aerosols. So, they were not wrong.

 

 

Something you got wrong friend: I was there. I saw it. We were taught it in school. Our parents chuckled and went on with life. Don't ever tell me I didn't live through something I lived through. The only real difference was that they didn't preach the Ice Age scenario with quite the same propaganda like frequency like they do global warming today. You could still watch a nature doco and wouldn't come up . . . 

 

The "responable thing" seems to be to turn our country into a 3rd world pesthole, and I'm not okay with that. I'm also done with this so called debate. Have a nice day . . .

[ayin jade]

Guess it would be easier than being responsible an doing the right thing.

 

 

You make another false assumption about me. I am being responsible. But I am not buying in to the climate change hype. I know how to think critically. I know how to read science journals, and I do. I also know how flawed the climate change "science" is. And how agenda driven.

 

Giving up aerosols isnt that big a deal unless you have asthma and watched the prices on your inhaler skyrocket as a result. Doing the kinds of changes global warming politicians want is ludicrous. It hurts people. At what point is "being responsible" about the environment worth the cost of the harm it causes people? You and I differ on this. 

[Uncertain]

Two things you got wrong.

First, it was not the climate change of the 70s, a review of the scientific journals of the time show more articles, by a 6 to 1 margin, about warming, not cooling.

Second, the scientists that warned about cooling all focused on aerosols, and the need to cut back on their use. In the 70s, not everything was broken down via party lines and people actually listened to the scientists instead of brushing off based on politics, and cut back on the use of aerosols. So, they were not wrong.

 

Something you got wrong friend: I was there. I saw it. We were taught it in school. Our parents chuckled and went on with life. Don't ever tell me I didn't live through something I lived through. The only real difference was that they didn't preach the Ice Age scenario with quite the same propaganda like frequency like they do global warming today. You could still watch a nature doco and wouldn't come up . . . 

 

The "responable thing" seems to be to turn our country into a 3rd world pesthole, and I'm not okay with that. I'm also done with this so called debate. Have a nice day . . .

What they taught at your school is irrelevant, what the scientific community was saying is a matter of record, and it does not jive with what your school was teaching.

The adults of that generation didn't laugh, they acted responsibly and changed their ways in the use of aerosols.

[Uncertain]

Guess it would be easier than being responsible an doing the right thing.

 

 

You make another false assumption about me. I am being responsible. But I am not buying in to the climate change hype. I know how to think critically. I know how to read science journals, and I do. I also know how flawed the climate change "science" is. And how agenda driven.

 

Giving up aerosols isnt that big a deal unless you have asthma and watched the prices on your inhaler skyrocket as a result. Doing the kinds of changes global warming politicians want is ludicrous. It hurts people. At what point is "being responsible" about the environment worth the cost of the harm it causes people? You and I differ on this.

What was the first false assumption I made about you?

[MorningGlory]

Guess it would be easier than being responsible an doing the right thing.

 

What do YOU consider to be the right thing, uncertain? 

[MorningGlory]

After reading through this thread I did a little reading up on what was going on forty years ago, in the climate science field.  As it turns out, every single one of you is right.  Even if you don't have time to read through it, scroll down to the charts.  I beg off first hand knowledge because I was a child then and don't remember.  Hopefully, this will stop the bickering.  Hey, I can dream, can't I?  See here: 

 

http://www.skepticalscience.com/ice-age-predictions-in-1970s-intermediate.htm

[enoob57]

Yeah, it's just hype.  I get so tired of these environmental nut jobs.

It saddens me that some Christians think we can do whatever we want to the environment without repercussions because God is in control.

 

I do understand that politicians often and do use tragedies such as environmental disasters as a power grabbing tool, but that is no excuse to completely disregard environmental issues.

UDX Christians know the outcome of all things... it is written down for us clearly and decisively. There will be

no surprises and the Word is sufficient to give peace to all areas of life now and what will be. Love, Steven

[enoob57]

After reading through this thread I did a little reading up on what was going on forty years ago, in the climate science field.  As it turns out, every single one of you is right.  Even if you don't have time to read through it, scroll down to the charts.  I beg off first hand knowledge because I was a child then and don't remember.  Hopefully, this will stop the bickering.  Hey, I can dream, can't I?  See here: 

 

http://www.skepticalscience.com/ice-age-predictions-in-1970s-intermediate.htm

We most certainly need to see your dream license however