All good points. Even the Big Bang is under review. It would take Down Town Tulsa back out of the center of the universe. As for Copernicus, one step at a time...
Great, the Big Bang was held together by a String anyway.
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All good points. Even the Big Bang is under review. It would take Down Town Tulsa back out of the center of the universe. As for Copernicus, one step at a time...
It is not just liberal Americans who are putting these scientific studies out. And you sound as if you wish to deny all scientific evidence, just like Jim Inhofe. Not an admirable politician to share views with, IMO. To a certain extent it should be called global weather volatility. Even though global warming does apply. But single events like a big worst ever snow storm, don't disprove global warming. The overall temperatures of the world, for a much longer term than a couple of weeks storm, as evidenced by sea temperatures, is what is being referenced. Actually in the true definition(which is more like a paragraph, rather than two words) it proves it, all the more.
The real scientific questions don't deny the existence of global warming they just ask further questions. Like whether it is caused by natural centurie(s) long weather trends that have happened before and whether it was caused by human interaction with fossil fuels. The answer is probably both.
(It amazes me that someone can see a big storm in a specific part of the world(NE US) come in that lasts for a week or so, that sets no records for temperatures, and think that denies the facts of an entire month worldwide of temperatures being the hottest on record for that month.)
Last sentence misses the point utterly & completely. Wrong fact, not even applicable to the issue we're talking about. Red herring.
SCOTUS ignores due process, popular opinion and science? Trifecta.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/11/opinion/the-court-blocks-efforts-to-slow-climate-change.
Oklahoma provides national scientific leadership....
SCOTUS ignores due process, popular opinion and science? Trifecta.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/11/opinion/the-court-blocks-efforts-to-slow-climate-change.