Re:One of the World's Foremost Meteorologists Has Called the...
by tokipin on Monday October 15, 2007 @01:24PM
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yea, that's in the nuclear case. in the relevant case of human CO2 emissions, nothing is likely to happen. earth is an immensely stable self-repairing system
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Re:One of the World's Foremost Meteorologists Has Called the...
by bct on Monday October 15, 2007 @01:50PM
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Again, nobody's claiming that the planet is going to have trouble with global warming. We humans have invested a lot into current climate patterns though, and the transition will be unpleasant.
Re:One of the World's Foremost Meteorologists Has Called the...
by tokipin on Monday October 15, 2007 @03:00PM
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i'm saying there won't be any transition caused by us
i do like the benefits of seeking efficiency. the sorts of technology that will arise when efficiency is economically supported (for example, by artificial markets a la kyoto or california's propositions) ie by necessity, should be impressive. for that reason i like the global warming movement and hope it continues so long as it has as a corollary a drive for efficiency