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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4379265" data-attributes="member: 60252"><p>The web is full of idiots. Do you believe everything you read???? That would make you stupid. Just because some idiot said it, doesn&#039;t mean that more than a few idiots believe it. And for you to claim that because one idiot on the &#039;web&#039; said something wrong about global warming&nbsp; then everything claimed about global warming is wrong makes you one of the bigger litterers. Weather predictions based on specific events happening at specific times is impossible, but predictions based on CLIMATE have scientific backing. Seas are rising as predicted, global average temps continue to rise as predicted, the temp at the poles are rising FASTER than predicted, ocean temps are rising faster than predicted, especially at deeper levels. Animals are changing migration habits, insects that only survived in the tropics ARE surviving further and further north, glaciers around the globe are shrinking on AVERAGE faster than predicted, and scientist are seeing more and more of the predicted feedback loops starting- like CO2 being released from tundra that adds to what humans are producing. And those feedback loops are what makes doing something soon so important. If tundra 10-20-40 feet deep melts and releases more CO2 and methane, we just have to cut even more later, making it less and less likely that we will have any success in moderating temp rise.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4379265, member: 60252"] The web is full of idiots. Do you believe everything you read???? That would make you stupid. Just because some idiot said it, doesn't mean that more than a few idiots believe it. And for you to claim that because one idiot on the 'web' said something wrong about global warming then everything claimed about global warming is wrong makes you one of the bigger litterers. Weather predictions based on specific events happening at specific times is impossible, but predictions based on CLIMATE have scientific backing. Seas are rising as predicted, global average temps continue to rise as predicted, the temp at the poles are rising FASTER than predicted, ocean temps are rising faster than predicted, especially at deeper levels. Animals are changing migration habits, insects that only survived in the tropics ARE surviving further and further north, glaciers around the globe are shrinking on AVERAGE faster than predicted, and scientist are seeing more and more of the predicted feedback loops starting- like CO2 being released from tundra that adds to what humans are producing. And those feedback loops are what makes doing something soon so important. If tundra 10-20-40 feet deep melts and releases more CO2 and methane, we just have to cut even more later, making it less and less likely that we will have any success in moderating temp rise. [/QUOTE]

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