awayman wrote:
Well now, suppose we say the jury's still out on AGW.
That leaves you with a question.
We know that we needlessly pollute, by burning more fossil fuels than we need to, so why not stop doing it? We know that we waste finite resources by not insulating our homes properly, so why not stop doing it?
That way you don't have to get into the mad pissing contest that is AGW and its opponents; you just have to say yourself being wasteful is daft.
Well now, suppose we say the jury's still out on AGW.
That leaves you with a question.
We know that we needlessly pollute, by burning more fossil fuels than we need to, so why not stop doing it? We know that we waste finite resources by not insulating our homes properly, so why not stop doing it?
That way you don't have to get into the mad pissing contest that is AGW and its opponents; you just have to say yourself being wasteful is daft.
Too Hot wrote:
Man made ocean acidification by CO2 anyone?....................
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/01/31/ocean-acidification-and-corals/
Or you could read this?...........................
http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/co2/OA/background.html
Then you would be really confused !!
This is the problem with the whole GW debate - just what to believe?
Man made ocean acidification by CO2 anyone?....................
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/01/31/ocean-acidification-and-corals/
Or you could read this?...........................
http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/co2/OA/background.html
Then you would be really confused !!
This is the problem with the whole GW debate - just what to believe?
Agreed 100%.
But the problem is that governments around the world are making decisions and raising taxes based on suspect evidence. Would I be right to expect a refund on my £415 a year car tax because the justification was solely on its carbon emmissions if this does turn out to be a con?

