Comments on: “350″ from the Space Needle for climate change

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By: sullinsea

sullinsea — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:14:28 +0000

I completely ignored this bogus ‘event.’ Anyone who still buys the drivel that there is a ‘climate crisis’ has just not been paying attention for the last ten years. Most of the ‘consensus’ scientists are not even climate scientists. More and more hard earth scientists, including many who focus on understanding climate, are courageously standing up and saying the science does not support the hysteria. I say courageously because so much funding now depends on following the party line. Much of the scientific community has been politically corrupted. There simply is no evidence that human-generated CO2 – a minuscule percentage of the total measurable in the atmosphere – has had any impact on climate at all or that we can affect the climate by reducing emissions. The evidence continues to point to a much more complex system than the simplistic computer models would indicate, with the much greater influences being solar activity and the most prevalent greenhouse gas – water vapor (clouds), which has a moderating impact on climate. In light of such dubious conclusions unsupported by solid science, the political advocates of a much less free collectivized society demand drastic changes that would result in a systemic unemployment rate hovering at more than 30% and a dramatic lowering of our standard of living. Given the dire consequences, the political support coming mostly from collectivist ideoloques hostile to individual freedom and liberty or from countries who stand to gain at our expense if the Kyoto or Copenhagen principles are adopted, it is becoming clearer every day that much more real scientific study is required before we jumpt over a cliff. I ignored the so-called ‘International Day of Climate Action’ and hope many others did as well.

By: Artful Change

Artful Change — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:29:41 +0000

There are almost 4000 actions happening in 161 different countries in support of 350's (http://www.350.org) International Day of Climate Action (10/24)!

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By: Artful Change

Artful Change — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:29:41 +0000