olde.sault wrote on Feb 11
th, 2012 at 4:11pm:
adelcrow wrote on Feb 11
th, 2012 at 12:11pm:
philperth2010 wrote on Feb 11
th, 2012 at 11:38am:
Old Sault wrote
Quote:Carbon "Dioxide" is NOT a pollutant
No it is a Green House gas that contributes to Global Warming.....The pollutant crap is a denier trick that stupid people use to prove they are stupid!!!
The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900), The Gay Science, section 191
The excess carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is a pollutant.
If you have to much of anything in the wrong place that is causing damage it is a pollutant.
That seems to have been disproven.
In fact, we were threatened with droughts and excessive heat.
This has not occurred in the past fifteen years, in fact, this summer has been the coldest and wettest of my memory.
We can't be breaking records in the wrong direction to make your theory stick, mate.
Even a bright 7 year old would not believe that the globe is warming, in fact, warming would be preferable to the opposite worry. . .er. . . a mini ice age!
You might want to get that memory checked.
Were only a few years out of a decade long drought, Canberra, South east Qld had water restrictions, in fact can recall Melbourne gardeners bitching their plants and lawns were dying because they too had allocated times for watering.
Look up El Nino and La Nina
Quote:In 2011, on a global scale, La Niña events helped keep the average global temperature below recent trends. As a result, 2011 tied with 1997 for the 11th warmest year on record. It was the second coolest year of the 21st century to date, and tied with the second warmest year of the 20th century. A relatively strong phase of La Niña opened the year, dissipated in the spring before re-emerging in October and lasted through the end of the year. When compared to previous La Niña years, the 2011 global surface temperature was the warmest observed. The 2011 globally-averaged precipitation over land was the second wettest year on record, behind 2010. Precipitation varied greatly across the globe. La Niña contributed to severe drought in the Horn of Africa and to Australia’s third wettest year in its 112-year period of record. [8]
Yes Left out this
It was the second coolest year of the 21st century to date
Because a sample of 11 years and 5 weeks is too small, then again that 1 sentence suits your argument so I imagine you believe its the most important and only truthful thing written
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