Some scientists find it rather amusing that everyone is screaming doom and gloom over Global Warming and claiming that the Ocean will rise some 18 feet in the near future.
The facts are that the average ambient temperature has only risen 1.
5 degrees over the last 50 years.
That is not in the least significant.
Thus, I ask are we sure that Global Warming is truly caused by mankinds emissions of CO2 or is it a combination of normal Solar and Earth Cycles causing this mild increase in temperature? For instance what about; SuperPlumes, Dust Storms, Solar Flares, Wildfires, Volcanoes or is it Really Global Warming? SuperPlumes, Volcanic (undersea and on land); Heating water surface temps.
Melting ice from underneath in some place? Over all low in most places by a factor in some.
China Dust Storms, perhaps increasing particulate causing storms, but overall cooling affect due to dimming? Don't know.
Solar flares, Sunspots, Solar Cycles, Solar Radiation, This is a factor and must be considered, in fact it appears that storms are exacerbated during these periods, like boiling water on the stove with a lid on it.
Ocean surface temps heated one to two degrees throw off even El Nino Cycles.
Pole Axis shifts, Certainly a significant factor due to the angle of the sun rays and would affect ice melt in some places perhaps cause build up in others, tilt matters.
So this is a big thing to look at.
Wildfires, yes this is huge caused mostly by lightening strikes, some arson and negligence, just stupidity.
Nevertheless vast amounts of CO2 are put into the air.
Storms, weather, then hot dry, is an underbrush builder and that means fire for fuel, heat and all you need is a spark (lightening).
Well what about all those factors? Ever consider all the potential combinations? Apparently scientist have not looked at the sum total of all the other converging cycles and are indeed set on blaming mankind's emissions of CO2.
I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought.
The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007.
I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.
The facts are that the average ambient temperature has only risen 1.
5 degrees over the last 50 years.
That is not in the least significant.
Thus, I ask are we sure that Global Warming is truly caused by mankinds emissions of CO2 or is it a combination of normal Solar and Earth Cycles causing this mild increase in temperature? For instance what about; SuperPlumes, Dust Storms, Solar Flares, Wildfires, Volcanoes or is it Really Global Warming? SuperPlumes, Volcanic (undersea and on land); Heating water surface temps.
Melting ice from underneath in some place? Over all low in most places by a factor in some.
China Dust Storms, perhaps increasing particulate causing storms, but overall cooling affect due to dimming? Don't know.
Solar flares, Sunspots, Solar Cycles, Solar Radiation, This is a factor and must be considered, in fact it appears that storms are exacerbated during these periods, like boiling water on the stove with a lid on it.
Ocean surface temps heated one to two degrees throw off even El Nino Cycles.
Pole Axis shifts, Certainly a significant factor due to the angle of the sun rays and would affect ice melt in some places perhaps cause build up in others, tilt matters.
So this is a big thing to look at.
Wildfires, yes this is huge caused mostly by lightening strikes, some arson and negligence, just stupidity.
Nevertheless vast amounts of CO2 are put into the air.
Storms, weather, then hot dry, is an underbrush builder and that means fire for fuel, heat and all you need is a spark (lightening).
Well what about all those factors? Ever consider all the potential combinations? Apparently scientist have not looked at the sum total of all the other converging cycles and are indeed set on blaming mankind's emissions of CO2.
I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought.
The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007.
I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.
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