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Resisting Climate Hysteria

How about answering my earlier question.

Re: Resisting Climate Hysteria
Mr Plod, any evidence that the gulfstream is dissipating, or is this an ASSumption to fit events? Even the cretins at RealClimate haven't leapt this this delusion.

Elsewhere, The Gore effect strikes again:

Its just a theory that may have some credence. And if the probabilities are greater than the deniers need for absolute proof beyond any doubt do we not have a duty to take the steps (like the carbon tax) to prepare our community, science and industry towards solutions.
 
No. It just means that I am not tied to Green's policies as you are. As I have often said, common sense will beat ideology every time.

“It is the obvious which is so difficult to see most of the time. People say 'It's as plain as the nose on your face.' But how much of the nose on your face can you see, unless someone holds a mirror up to you?”
― Isaac Asimov, I, Robot
 

There is no evidence that the gulf stream is having any influence in the cold winters Europe is experiencing.

None

Zippo

Nadda

Sweet FA

etc
 
No. It just means that I am not tied to Green's policies as you are. As I have often said, common sense will beat ideology every time.

I do my own thinking, the Greens philosophy happens to be nearer to my ideals than any other.

Surely you are not tied to all of the draconian policies of the right.
 
There is no evidence that the gulf stream is having any influence in the cold winters Europe is experiencing.

None

Zippo

Nadda

Sweet FA

etc

No need to get angry and swear like that either.

And there is no evidence that it is not changes to the gulf stream causing the problem either.

However the weather does seem to be a problem more often and in more places than living memory from my view.

So on the anecdotal we should at least be giving the whole argument attention and erring on the side of caution. A reduction in fossil fuel burning is not only a start, its getting scarce and expensive anyway so could be a lot of money to be made in supporting and investing in alternatives.

Due to the rising costs of power a number of people I know are moving to self sufficiency in home power. There is a lot of good literature about now on some of the great innovations and homes which are totally self sufficient in water, waste, heating and cooling.
 

Swear? Angry?

Where I grew up FA stands for Fanny Adams, so Sweet Fanny Adams.

Gotta watch those acronyms plod, don't leap to conclusions.
 
The topic is " Resisting Climate Hysteria." Most of your posts stray off topic.

Well the climate bit seems to be okay and you are certainly resistant, to which I respond in kind, so the only thing left perhaps is the hysteria. And that seems to be coming from the deniers.
 
Just because someone has a standalone power system doesn't mean they are not emitting CO2. The emissions associated with these systems aren't exactly trivial once batteries are involved.
 
Well the climate bit seems to be okay and you are certainly resistant, to which I respond in kind, so the only thing left perhaps is the hysteria. And that seems to be coming from the deniers.

Hmmm, "deniers" is not a nice thing to call other ASF members (or anyone for that matter) just because they don't agree with you.

It's actually very rude and on another forum, it is now a banned word. Maybe that should be so here too.

Your use of "denier" is far more offensive than anything Wayne put in his post.
 

Agree 100%. And, explod, there has already been a discussion about this which you will be absolutely aware of.
 
Here is the exchange between you and Wayne on the topic some months ago.


 
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