Denying climate change is totally up to whomever. That said, I find it rather similar to people who denied the roundness of the earth for hundreds and even thousands of years due to "lack of evidence". Trouble was that there was evidence, and even more as the years passed by.
Vulchor. The climate may be changing. In fact, I'm sure it is. Its natural. What I deny is the claim that an increase in CO2 emissions causes the atmospheric temperature to increase. It is the whole basis for reducing oil based energy on this planet. However, it has yet to be proven that increased CO2 causes the temperature to increase. And its' this position that is used in the political landscape across the entire planet. When science gets corrupted by politics, we all lose. JMO.
C02 is causing the planet to heat up,, are you also gonna deny the hole in the ozone layer too, or how bout the *** we pump into the sky performing weather modification. Natural cycles my azz
I was going to leave this one alone, but wikipedia???? Really? In order for one to make a reasonable argument one must first have reasonable sources of information.
Instructors, professors, others in academia, and experts in their fields will undoubtedly scoff at anything citing wikipedia. Most would prefer something that is not media based or without peer review.
Instructors, professors, others in academia, and experts in their fields will undoubtedly scoff at anything citing wikipedia. Most would prefer something that is not media based or without peer review.
I understand this, but that one article links over 200 citations and multiple sources of further reading. It is like posting an encyclopedia article. They are brief, and provide little to no info on methodology. However, if you follow the footnotes or bibliographies in them you can then reach the sources on which an encyclopedia article is based. It is a summation. It allows multiple sources to be linked with one URL instead of asking a new reader to search 1000s of reports for relevant data. Also, food for thought.
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