wirelessguru1 Wrote:
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> > Nothing can be done until all the people like
> you open your eyes and admit it is
> > man's fault.
>
> That will probably NEVER happen!!!

Yes it will, it will just be too late.

> > (Just how stupid do you have to be, to not be
> able to recognise a clear correlation
> > between man's release of cO2 and global
> temperature? You only need to look at the graph.
> > Not to mention that it is child level physics
> that CO2 is a greenhouse gas).
>
> Well, at least I know that I am not the only
> "stupid" one here! I know of many other people
> that still don't buy your argument!!!

It's not MY argument, it's the consensus of thousands of scientists.

>
> > Then it can be legislated, then the market
> forces will adjust accordingly, as has always
> > happened.
>
> ..and exactly what are you going to "legislate"!?
I am not going to legislate anything, that is not for me to do. The only real issue I am posting about is the connection between human related CO2 and global warming.

> > You don't seem to realise there is money to
> be made in green technology, that the same
> > forces acting as the source of the problem
> now, will also come into play when the
> > solution is enforced as well.
>
> ..and exactly what is the solution!?
see above.

>
> > Also you seem ignorant of the fact that as
> land based ice sheets & glaciers melt away,
> > the downward pressure they place upon the
> earth's crust is released which is going to
> > increase seismic activity itself.
>
> WOW!!! So, according to YOUR theory, the extra CO2
> gas that humans have been releasing is also what
> is increasing the seismic activity right now by
> melting the ice and increasing the pressure on the
> earth's crust!!!!!!!
>
> I have to say, but this is the first time that
> I've heard this one! LOL

Really, should I have to converse with someone that cannot even comprehend a simple sentence. Where did I state it would increase pressure on earth's crust? There is no net increase in pressure, there is a redistribution of pressure which causes seismic activity.
I doubt you will read this, since you come across as someone completely close minded and too ignorant to have any real understanding of earth sciences, but for the record you can read the following article:
"Melting glaciers promote earthquakes
In southern Alaska, melting glaciers heat up the possibility of earthquakes. That’s according to new research linking ice mass changes caused by glacial thinning to an increase in local seismicity and the occurrence of past earthquakes."
Full article: [www.geotimes.org]