GreenBean
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Far left? Really? How do you know that? You don't . You just decided that based on the fact that you don't like what they are saying. Admit it. They are career scientists and not driven by politics.And every one is a far left climate fool.... Or is it Tool... You really need to look at their science before you believe any of these people.The silenced: meet the climate whistleblowers muzzled by TrumpThe recent student demonstrations about Climate Change brought predictable reactions from the political Left and Right. The Right attributed the demonstrations to children being brainwashed by Leftist teachers, and the Left commended the little darlings for speaking out about a vital crisis, potentially impacting all of humanity.
Ahem...
But shouldn't it be possible to develop a basic set of "things" that students ought to be taught on this subject, without muddying the water with hyperbole, exaggerations, unhealthy dismissiveness, political agendae, and so forth?
(1) The climate is gradually changing now, as it always does. It is slowly getting warmer, and human activity is accelerating the process. The human emissions that are most contributory to the "greenhouse effect" are well known, and controllable to some extent.
(2) The extent and impacts of the future climate changes over a given period of years is a matter of considerable debate. Projections of the past 50 years have been uniformly exaggerated, most conspicuously the melting of polar icecaps, rising of sea levels, and the incidence of severe weather events, none of which is actually borne out by the available data.
(3) Climate change will be long-lasting and very gradual. Most will be dealt with through engineering solutions (sea walls, desalination, irrigation, etc.), and in the worst cases, movement of populations away from vulnerable, sea-level habitations. No one's home will be swept away overnight due to rising seas. They will have moved long before that is even possible.
(4) Much of the activity that generates "greenhouse gases" can be reduced or eliminated with known measures, however, there are many greenhouse-gas-generating activities such as transportation, manufacturing, and agriculture that would require major upheavals and changes to life activities to reduce significantly.
(5) Some geographical areas will benefit from a warming climate, some will see little difference, and some will be harmed significantly. It would be beneficial to examine all three for future planning.
(6) Don't believe everything you hear or read. Many, if not most, people spreading the story of Climate Change have a political agenda that affects the information they distribute. Do your own research, and look for actual data and not opinions.
(7) No Americans living today will die from the effects of Climate Change. Don't worry about it.
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Six whistleblowers and ex-government scientists describe how the Trump administration made them bury climate science – and why they won’t stay quiet
by Oliver Milman
I did look at the science, You need to look at their stories. Again I ask, if their science is so faulty, why try to silence them rather that having an honest and open debate on the issue. Why is the Trump administration afraid of them?
Reading politicized pseudo-propoganda disguised as science does not make you a scientist anymore than going to McDonald’s makes you a hamburger. Here's a scientific FACT for you - Some days you’re the bug, other days you’re the windshield - why do you insist on allways being the bug - do you have masochistic tendencies ??? Or is that another form of sexual dysphoria from the queer loving Northeast ?