Posted by rrlund on December 15, 2008 at 16:10:56 from (216.46.213.70):
In Reply to: O.T. Global Warming? posted by mf40industrial on December 15, 2008 at 15:57:03:
Well,in April 1978,Time magazine had a feature article that absolutely,without a doubt,PROVED that it was getting colder and there was every indication that we were entering a new ice age. The things that were causing it were exactly the same things that are suppposedly causing global warming. The article called for immediate extreme measures,including diverting rivers,even covering the ice caps with soot so they would attract heat and melt.
So what happened? Two researchers who were studying the new ice age theory lost their government funding and couldn't get it renewed. Their solution. "wait a minute,we think we made a mistake. Polution might be causing a greenhouse effect and causing it to get warmer. We need a grant to study it".
So am I stupid enough to believe something that's only a theory and now is only something political? Well,let me put it this way. Anybody who is dependant on the weather to make their living pays attention to what's going on and knows better than believe this CRAP.
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