Creation on the Web has come out with a great article on Global Warming. Rather unusual for such a topic, CMI takes no position for or against; it simply reports on the latest developments in the debate.
And the latest developments are rather disastrous for the Global Warming camp.
Read the report here.
The video referred to in the article can be viewed on Youtube. Click on the title for the first segment.
For those who don't care to watch the whole video, here's a synopsis.
- Many of the scientists whose names are listed as supporting the IPCC's report, don't. Some have had to go to court to get their names removed from the list.
- Global Warming was unheard of before 1975
- Global Warming was first proposed in a BBC TV special in the late 1970's, as a good thing.
- Margaret Thatcher used the threat of Global Warming as a political weapon against striking mine workers
- The scientific data indicate that Global Warming is a direct result of solar activity, and CO2 levels are an indirect result (not a cause) of elevated temperatures.
- Global warming makes for milder weather, not more severe.
- Some of the same dire predictions being made by Global Warming chicken-littles were first broadcast by those warning of the same effects, but due instead to Global Cooling.
- Global Warming as a pseudo-religious political movement has taken on a life of its own, and anyone who opposes it is branded a heretic [much as happened 50 years earlier with Darwin's Theory].
As someone who lived through a few winters before the latest warming trend began, I have to say I'm glad for Global Warming and hope it continues.
Just this morning on NPR there was a piece on how "nuclear energy can help prevent global warming."
ReplyDeleteIn fact, this was a major impetus, under Margaret Thatcher, behind the push for scientists to fall in line politically behind the global warming scare: Both to break the power of mine unions, and to turn the evironmentalists away from their anti-nuclear agenda.
Congratulations, all you who have been totally duped politically.