Originally Posted by
SayAlt
I lol'd.
Those cartoons come from highly respected and widely published cartoonists, including Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Ramirez...not any "organization".
Furthermore, I don't need to prove it is a giant fraud. You adherents need to prove it isn't. And things like the facts of Climategate...or the vile hypocrisy of jet-setting "enviromentalists"...or that 99% of the folks who claim GW skeptics "deny science" also claim "fetuses aren't babies".....don't help your cause one iota.
"Theory" isn't fact, and neither is "consensus".
Btw...let's also make one other thing perfectly clear:
Proving GW is real is one thing, proving it is caused by man and can therefore be reversed is an entirely different thing altogether. In other words, just because you true-believers may yet develop the actual proof that GW is real doesn't mean you have proven that it is caused by man and can be reversed. Not by a long-shot.
The conspiracy theorist gold mine. Even in the light of a mountain of evidence, no one can disprove a negative. Global Climate change isn't a theory. There is proof that artic sea ice is at an all time low. There is proof that global temperatures are at an all time high. There is significant correlation in the rise in CO2 and methane and the rise in global temperatures by using ice core samples. Sea levels are rising and ice sheets are shrinking. Again it isn't a theory that the climate is changing. It isn't a theory that there is a man-made impact to the change. The only debatable topic is to what extent humans are involved. Do you know where CO2 goes after it goes into the air? It is absorbed into water, creates carbonic acid and acidifies the ocean. But it's cool, the Great Barrier reef and ocean life isn't that important.
Again, even if you believe humans are only 10% responsible, why is it evil to disincentive dirty energy and incentive clean energy? Why is it evil when we punish companies when they do things like dump enough pollutants into the water to literally catch it on fire?