Comments on: Global Warming: A Whole Lot of Mistakin’ Going On

By: Bobamaphob

Bobamaphob — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 02:29:24 +0000

Thanks for the post

By: cloaknbadger

cloaknbadger — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:34:33 +0000

I gotta give props though, the title of this blog is great.

By: cloaknbadger

cloaknbadger — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 23:27:03 +0000

All Co2 comes from volcanoes and cow farts! It’s science!

By: abbeyroad69

abbeyroad69 — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 03:45:38 +0000

Wow, where to begin – the beginning, I suppose.

For many reasons not worth going into here, water issued from tailpipes is not an issue for global warming.

As for “If you don’t know if the fire burns”, If fear of being burned keeps one from starting a fire to begin with, then advances never happen. There are always risks – we just have to decide, based on data, which risks are acceptable.

The “can’t sit in your car in a closed garage” comment: You can’t sit in a enclosed space and breathe forever either. Does that tell you, you should stop breathing? Carbon Monoxide (CO) is what kills you from a tailpipe. CO is not implicated as a major “greenhouse” gas. The Carbon Dioxide issued from the tailpipe poses the same danger as the CO2 you exhale. So, save the planet and stop breathing

Finally, war in the middle East. If you read my “Cheap Gas!” posts, you will find I am adamantly opposed to fighting for oil in the Middle East. I think we should invest in alternative, sustainable, energy sources in our own country. I most certainly do not drive a Hummer (SUVs are anathema to me), and I don’t smoke. The occasional beer though . . . .

You ask: “Would that be OK”? No, absolutely not. It is stupid to send our military heroes to die for oil – but that’s another discussion. This one was about anthropogenic climate change. The two are not the same.

By: Earl E

Earl E — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:09:23 +0000

12% is a great annual return on investment in my opinion. If we looked at the H2O in our auto exhaust, we would understand that most of our tailpipe GHG is H2O, and that is the biggest problem of them all.

Couple that with atmospheric aerosols dimming the solar radiation, and you have a recipe that spells disaster for crop yields and predictable weather patterns.

Do something?

If you don’t know if the fire burns because you lost nerve sensation in your finger, how much of the finger must char before you remove the what’s left from the fire.

There was one Star Trek epsode where Kirk related how the planet scientists knew there was a problem but were unable to prevent the inevitable outcome.

More prophecy as only celluloid cann deliver…..

If you can’t sit in your car in a closed garage with the engine running, shouldn’t that tell you something?

No?

How about if you have to carpet bomb Iraq and deploy the 7th fleet to keep the Straights of Hormuz free of Silkworm threats just so you can drive your Hummer to cash your tax stimulus check on beer and cigarettes?

Would that be OK?