My cousin just posted another status update about it on facebook. Though this one doesn't make a lick of sense: "thinks that if anyone has a problem with co2 emissions we d better ban vegitation and volcanos too..."
vegetation is more or less climate neutral, at least when it comes to CO_2 - so I doubt a banning of that would do any real good.
1/2. So, do you believe that humans are causing global warming? Or is it natural?
Well. We have been drastically changing the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. Now, to believe it does not have any effect is rather naïve. To compare it to something I know a little tiny bit about... a cloud... it takes roughly 4 atomic layers of the not so dense density of the clouds to reflect 70% of the heat back down to the earth... I am uncertain to what extent one can compare the (other) greenhouse gasses to water vapour, but the fact is that as insulators, they are damn good, and they are not quite as impressive at blocking radiated energy. So yes, I am fairly convinced that carbon dioxide is a player in this climate change drill. However, the system is incredibly complex, and local temperatures are not quite as useful to use statistical models on... let's just say that I am convinced that there is a man made effect in this, the size of which is impossible to determine, as we know the momentum.

3. Do you believe in global warming at all?
4. Do you like iced tea?
Nope, sorry. I like my tea warm.
"People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realize how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world" - Calvin.
This message last edited by jh on 02/12/2009 at 08:37:44 PM
Do you believe in man-made global warming?
02/12/2009 06:36:46 PM
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less and less these days
02/12/2009 06:47:17 PM
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Why is that?
02/12/2009 06:49:13 PM
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I believe that we are contributing. But I do not believe that global warming is entirely man-made.
02/12/2009 06:49:54 PM
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LOL, I used to screw with people about dihydrogen monoxide poisoning
02/12/2009 07:13:33 PM
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This is an excellent post. Except for the bit on iced tea. Iced tea is delicious in any form. *NM*
02/12/2009 07:48:23 PM
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I must respectfully disagree
02/12/2009 09:14:37 PM
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You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
02/12/2009 09:31:30 PM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
02/12/2009 09:44:41 PM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
02/12/2009 10:11:29 PM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
02/12/2009 10:17:00 PM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
03/12/2009 12:34:49 AM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
03/12/2009 03:14:04 AM
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Re: You must seek a nobler tea, grasshopper.
03/12/2009 04:18:22 AM
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I surrender! No more Haikus
03/12/2009 05:00:37 AM
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weakling!!
03/12/2009 05:15:31 AM
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Re: weakling!!
03/12/2009 05:38:11 AM
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because that's how the actual name is spelled?
03/12/2009 01:09:36 PM
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I certainly would guess my spelling is correct - it is my name after all *NM*
04/12/2009 06:22:29 AM
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It was awesome, though! A Haiku Hijack
*NM*
03/12/2009 05:32:58 AM
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What Ghavey Said.
02/12/2009 09:36:06 PM
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This raises the whole sweet tea vs iced tea thingy
02/12/2009 09:49:46 PM
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one can use crap tea for sweet tea
02/12/2009 09:54:00 PM
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Valid point
02/12/2009 10:07:04 PM
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The problem is that you're one state too far east.
02/12/2009 10:09:19 PM
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Not exactly a fan of Louisiana or Akansas either *NM*
02/12/2009 10:17:48 PM
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once you start adding mint or rasberry it really isn't tea anymore *NM*
02/12/2009 10:15:16 PM
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1 Doubt it, 2 Suspect it if true (sunspots anyone? ) 3 Indifferent either way 4 No.
02/12/2009 07:16:05 PM
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Sunspots are actually colder than the surrounding area, which is why they appear black
02/12/2009 07:26:26 PM
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I meant using them as an indicator of solar activity - the REAL cause of climate change
03/12/2009 11:33:25 AM
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1., 2. yes, both but it's mostly us. 3. of course. 4. yes but only sweet, you are welcome
*NM*
02/12/2009 08:08:17 PM
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Re: Do you believe in man-made global warming?
02/12/2009 08:15:43 PM
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I like this answer, too
02/12/2009 08:42:16 PM
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Also, I love tea!
02/12/2009 10:56:59 PM
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Tea is awesome
03/12/2009 02:50:23 AM
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I think there is both natural global warming and man-made global warming. And thank goodness!
02/12/2009 08:53:35 PM
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Isn't it about every 15,000 years that ice ages come back?
02/12/2009 08:57:30 PM
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They vary.
02/12/2009 09:02:49 PM
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1. Definate contributors but not entirely 2. yes 3. still yes 4. Very much *NM*
02/12/2009 11:20:40 PM
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I'm really in this for the ice tea question, but I'll answer all of it.
03/12/2009 02:38:13 AM
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Yes, I believe humans are largely responsible for global warming. And iced tea sucks
*NM*
03/12/2009 05:12:28 AM
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