green hoax

[lehr]

18 mar. 09 - three morons ski to the n. pole to prove that ice is melting - they reported that they were stuck in a storm and were going to die - airplanes were unable to reach them - the camera man had frost bite - choppers had to save the jerks

18 mar. 09 alberta canada weather station reported that that year was the coldest year in 100 yrs

if you are stuck in a snow storm and you are in an elect car - you die !

 

[Old Rocks]

The month with the highst anamoly for this year, March, -0.1, has a higher anamoly than most of the months prior to 1997. Coldest year in 100 years? Maybe for that one spot. My prediction is that 2011 will rank in the top 15 warmest for the last 180 years, possibly even in the top 10.

 

[skookerasbil]

The month with the highst anamoly for this year, March, -0.1, has a higher anamoly than most of the months prior to 1997. Coldest year in 100 years? Maybe for that one spot. My prediction is that 2011 will rank in the top 15 warmest for the last 180 years, possibly even in the top 10.

OK......I'll ceed you that s0n.............

and then what?

So what? Whats the relevance as applied to the real world? Will you be real proud of yourself if your prediction is right? Will the scientists be proud? Its applicable to what?

I'll tell you what its applicable to?


DICK.


If it mattered to any degree in the real world, we'd have the public clamoring for immediate climate legislation to go green at all costs. And the public officials would be falling all over themselves to make it happen.

But its not...............nothings happening. Ive posted up 100 links, even from greenie sites, that openly admit they are like a boat up a creek without a paddle and the tide is taking them out to open waters..........waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out into open waters.


Indeed...........the k00ks come in here and post up about 100 links a day about temperature's rising.

And the public is saying, "So the fcukk what?"

 

[skookerasbil]

 

[Old Rocks]

Oh my, another troll with a penis fixation. Now we know why Kooky is always refering to everything as gay.

 

[SFC Ollie]

Just today I read an article in Wired magazine where some Solar farm was having problems because the environmentalists said it would destroy the desert....

WTF? Destroy the desert? But they want green energy?

 

[Old Rocks]

Seems the vast majority of Americans do care.

Pew: 71% of Americans say “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.” « Climate Progress

Pew: 71% of Americans say “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.”Public support for alternative energy transcends political barriers
May 9, 2011
A new Pew Poll “Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology” finds strong support for the environment and clean energy. The PDF is here and the summary with charts is here.

Pew buried the lede. The most interesting finding to me is that 71% of Americans believe “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.” And 59% believe that “strongly.”

CAP polling expert Ruy Teixeira has some background on the poll, along with a chart with the results of the energy question:


The Pew Research Center has just released a very interesting study, “Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology.” It segments the public into nine groups: eight politically active groups and one inactive group (bystanders) composed entirely of nonvoters. Of the eight active groups, two are described as “mostly Republican” (staunch conservatives and Main Street Republicans), three as “mostly Democratic” (new coalition Democrats, hard-pressed Democrats, and solid liberals), and three as “mostly independent” (libertarians, disaffecteds, and postmoderns). In reality, however, postmoderns lean strongly Democratic, while libertarians and disaffecteds lean strongly Republican. So there are really four active Democratic and four active Republican groups.

 

[Old Rocks]

Just today I read an article in Wired magazine where some Solar farm was having problems because the environmentalists said it would destroy the desert....

WTF? Destroy the desert? But they want green energy?

There is always someone that will find something wrong with anything that anybody tries to do. Look at the people here that hate wind turbines.

 

[skookerasbil]

Seems the vast majority of Americans do care.

Pew: 71% of Americans say “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.” « Climate Progress

Pew: 71% of Americans say “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.”Public support for alternative energy transcends political barriers
May 9, 2011
A new Pew Poll “Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology” finds strong support for the environment and clean energy. The PDF is here and the summary with charts is here.

Pew buried the lede. The most interesting finding to me is that 71% of Americans believe “This country should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.” And 59% believe that “strongly.”

CAP polling expert Ruy Teixeira has some background on the poll, along with a chart with the results of the energy question:


The Pew Research Center has just released a very interesting study, “Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology.” It segments the public into nine groups: eight politically active groups and one inactive group (bystanders) composed entirely of nonvoters. Of the eight active groups, two are described as “mostly Republican” (staunch conservatives and Main Street Republicans), three as “mostly Democratic” (new coalition Democrats, hard-pressed Democrats, and solid liberals), and three as “mostly independent” (libertarians, disaffecteds, and postmoderns). In reality, however, postmoderns lean strongly Democratic, while libertarians and disaffecteds lean strongly Republican. So there are really four active Democratic and four active Republican groups.

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But EVERY SINGLE POLL that asks Americans to open up their wallet to pay for it.............the answer is............"FCUKK YOU!!!!!!"


Thus...........you have ZEROclimate legislation even being talked about in Congress, much less brought to the floor!!!!

 

[skookerasbil]

For Release: March 20, 2008
Contact: David Almasi at (202) 543-4110 or dalmasi@nationalcenter.org

Americans Cool to Global Warming Action, New Poll Finds

Nearly Half Wouldn't Be Willing to Pay Even a Penny More for Gasoline; Opposition to Taxes Especially Strong Among Minorities


Washington, D.C.: Forty-eight percent of Americans are unwilling to spend even a penny more in gasoline taxes to help reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new nationwide survey released today by the National Center for Public Policy Research.

The poll found just 18% of Americans are willing to pay 50 cents or more in additional taxes per gallon of gas to reduce greenhouse emissions. U.S. Representative John Dingell (D-MI), chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, has called for a 50 cent per gallon increase in the gas tax.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, transportation accounts for 33% of the U.S.'s man-made carbon dioxide emissions. Over 60% of these emissions - or about 20% of all U.S. carbon dioxide emissions - result from burning gasoline in personal automobiles.

"With one-fifth of all U.S. CO2 emissions coming from light trucks and cars, any serious effort to significantly reduce U.S. emissions would have to encourage fuel conservation in personal automobiles," said David A. Ridenour, vice president of the National Center for Public Policy Research. "But almost half of all Americans oppose spending more for gasoline, despite polls indicating wide public concern over global warming. These results suggest Americans' concern may not be as deep as we've been led to believe."


Opposition to increased gasoline taxes was especially strong among minorities, with 53% of African-Americans indicating they are unwilling to pay higher gas taxes in any amount. Eighty-four percent of blacks and 78% of Hispanics opposed paying an additional 50 cents or more for their gasoline.

Americans Cool to Global Warming Action, New Poll Finds




As usual.........the k00ks are big on theory, hopes and dreams, but never want you top know about the public apathy related to spending $$ to combat "man-made" climate change.



More Oooooooooooooooooooops for the k00ks!!!!!!!


Only One in Four Americans Are Anxious About the Environment
Most favor moderate approach to environmental protection
by Riley E. Dunlap and Lydia SaadPage: 12 GALLUP NEWS SERVICE

PRINCETON, NJ -- Sunday, April 22 marks the 31st anniversary of the first Earth Day, and organizers of this year's activities in the United States are calling for April 19 to be a "car-free day." However, according to Gallup's recent annual update of environmental attitudes, it would be difficult to mobilize Americans around such a boycott of fossil-fuel consumption. The poll shows that most Americans are sympathetic toward the environmental movement, but lack the ominous view about environmental conditions that might be needed to spur major action.

A variety of results from Gallup's Earth Day poll, conducted March 5-7 with 1,060 national adults, suggest that only a quarter or so of Americans are highly troubled about environmental conditions. About half that number could be described as complacent, while the remaining majority is concerned about the environment, but only moderately so.

Only One in Four Americans Are Anxious About the Environment

 

[skookerasbil]

 

[whitehall]

It's all a green hoax. Radical enviro terrorists were torching SUV's in Ca and burning developments in Arizona during Bush's administration and all of a sudden it stopped when Barry was elected. Next thing you know Obama appoints a communist and former leader of a looting and arson rampage to his "green jobs" board. What does that tell you about the "green agenda"? There are no green jobs and there is no man made global warming. What does it take for sane Americans to figure out that Obama's agenda is to reduce America to the status of a 3rd world country?

 

[Wicked Jester]

It's all a green hoax. Radical enviro terrorists were torching SUV's in Ca and burning developments in Arizona during Bush's administration and all of a sudden it stopped when Barry was elected. Next thing you know Obama appoints a communist and former leader of a looting and arson rampage to his "green jobs" board. What does that tell you about the "green agenda"? There are no green jobs and there is no man made global warming. What does it take for sane Americans to figure out that Obama's agenda is to reduce America to the status of a 3rd world country?

Don't forget the new home development up in Washington State a few years back that these enviro freak types torched.

Turns out it was a total "GREEN" enclave of new homes..........OOOOOOOP'S!

Stupid fuckers!

 

[Foxfyre]

Fascinating numbers Old Rocks but no link or source cited huh? Everything I look at from ALL credible sites I've looked at dispute the numbers you're citing. The only place I can find that particular slant is on radical leftwing blogs.

Even as Obama and senior members of Congress are pushing major anti-global warming initiatives, Americans overwhelmingly believe they should focus on the economy instead. Seventy-one percent (71%) say the bigger priority for U.S. national leaders is stimulating the economy to create jobs. Only 15% say they should focus instead on stopping global warming to save the environment. . . .

. . . .Forty-four percent (44%) of U.S. voters see a conflict between economic growth and environmental protection, although 31% disagree. Forty-seven percent (47%) say global warming is caused primarily by long-term planetary trends, not human activity. Obama, Vice President Al Gore and other climate change activists believe human activity is the chief culprit.

Twenty-nine percent (29%) of adults think their fellow Americans are selfish for putting economic concerns ahead of the fight against global warming, but 47% reject that charge.

Voters express mixed feeling about the bill aimed at fighting global warming that is now working its way through Congress, but by more than two-to-one they say it will hurt the economy rather than help it. Most voters also think the news media makes global warming look worse than it really is.

As for Gore, despite winning both the Nobel Peace Prize and an Academy Award for his advocacy of efforts to fight global warming, only 31% of Americans consider him an expert on the topic.

Links to each point made included in the article here:
Majority Of Americans Skeptical of Science Behind Global Warming - informationliberation

It is unusual that Pew disagrees so strongly with Rasmussen and other well know polling groups. Perhaps you could direct us to the Pew Study from which you took your numbers?

 

[Old Rocks]

The link was at the top of the page.

 

[Old Rocks]

Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology | Pew Research Center for the People and the Press

 

[Old Rocks]

http://people-press.org/files/legacy-pdf/Beyond-Red-vs-Blue-The-Political-Typology.pdf

 

[skookerasbil]

Cap-and-Trade: A Scam Based on a Scam

 

[lehr]

Just today I read an article in Wired magazine where some Solar farm was having problems because the environmentalists said it would destroy the desert....

WTF? Destroy the desert? But they want green energy?

green is a hoax --- when i was a kid - in the 50s the word was that half of north u.s. was going to be under 10ft. of ice and snow - good thing i did not buy 12 mush dogs

 

[lehr]

For Release: March 20, 2008
Contact: David Almasi at (202) 543-4110 or dalmasi@nationalcenter.org

Americans Cool to Global Warming Action, New Poll Finds

Nearly Half Wouldn't Be Willing to Pay Even a Penny More for Gasoline; Opposition to Taxes Especially Strong Among Minorities


Washington, D.C.: Forty-eight percent of Americans are unwilling to spend even a penny more in gasoline taxes to help reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new nationwide survey released today by the National Center for Public Policy Research.

The poll found just 18% of Americans are willing to pay 50 cents or more in additional taxes per gallon of gas to reduce greenhouse emissions. U.S. Representative John Dingell (D-MI), chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, has called for a 50 cent per gallon increase in the gas tax.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, transportation accounts for 33% of the U.S.'s man-made carbon dioxide emissions. Over 60% of these emissions - or about 20% of all U.S. carbon dioxide emissions - result from burning gasoline in personal automobiles.

"With one-fifth of all U.S. CO2 emissions coming from light trucks and cars, any serious effort to significantly reduce U.S. emissions would have to encourage fuel conservation in personal automobiles," said David A. Ridenour, vice president of the National Center for Public Policy Research. "But almost half of all Americans oppose spending more for gasoline, despite polls indicating wide public concern over global warming. These results suggest Americans' concern may not be as deep as we've been led to believe."


Opposition to increased gasoline taxes was especially strong among minorities, with 53% of African-Americans indicating they are unwilling to pay higher gas taxes in any amount. Eighty-four percent of blacks and 78% of Hispanics opposed paying an additional 50 cents or more for their gasoline.

Americans Cool to Global Warming Action, New Poll Finds




As usual.........the k00ks are big on theory, hopes and dreams, but never want you top know about the public apathy related to spending $$ to combat "man-made" climate change.



More Oooooooooooooooooooops for the k00ks!!!!!!!


Only One in Four Americans Are Anxious About the Environment
Most favor moderate approach to environmental protection
by Riley E. Dunlap and Lydia SaadPage: 12 GALLUP NEWS SERVICE

PRINCETON, NJ -- Sunday, April 22 marks the 31st anniversary of the first Earth Day, and organizers of this year's activities in the United States are calling for April 19 to be a "car-free day." However, according to Gallup's recent annual update of environmental attitudes, it would be difficult to mobilize Americans around such a boycott of fossil-fuel consumption. The poll shows that most Americans are sympathetic toward the environmental movement, but lack the ominous view about environmental conditions that might be needed to spur major action.

A variety of results from Gallup's Earth Day poll, conducted March 5-7 with 1,060 national adults, suggest that only a quarter or so of Americans are highly troubled about environmental conditions. About half that number could be described as complacent, while the remaining majority is concerned about the environment, but only moderately so.

Only One in Four Americans Are Anxious About the Environment

not counting radio activity - the world cleanes itself -