Did I say anything about global warming? I said it had nothing to do
with the hurricanes.
Find me a single reputable earth or weather scientist who believes the
current trend in hurricanes has the first thing to do with global
warming. no one on greenpeace's payroll.
In fact, had we signed on to Kyoto back in the 90's (which Clinton was
and still is firmly against), and complied completely with it's terms
in half the time it gave us to do it, there would still have been
negligible impact on greenhouse gasses emissions, and would not have
made a mouse turd's difference in global warming trends.
oh, yeah. and it would have cost the US economy nearly a trillion dollars.
On 9/19/05, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Many scientists are fearful of the global warming problems. The new
> bio-sciences field of any-answer-for-a-price research companies are the only
> groups doubting global warming, Rick.
>
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> Booth Martin
> http://www.martinvt.com
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> From: Open discssion among iSeries Users
> Date: 09/19/05 17:05:57
> To: Open discssion among iSeries Users
> Subject: Re: [CPF0000] Is New Orleans about to get whacked again?
>
> > Is global warming building up the intensity of these storms, as predicted?
>
> no. ask any meteorologist. we're in an up cycle.
>
> It's funny that a man who decrys the abandonment of science when it
> comes to evolution vs. ID theory, is more than willing to abandon
> science when it comes to furthering his own agenda.
>
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