Re: 2006-2007 Winter is Warmest on Record
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:01 am
I don't let myself being provoced (sorry for grammatical mistakes) by you again like in former times, Miditek.
But just that you know, for me global warming is not a political issue anymore; I simply mentioned GWB because BEG put up some questions about him why he's not signing the Kyoto protocol. For me it's cristal clear that US output of CO2 is far from being the only problem; the growing industry nations like China, Brazil or India are becoming more and more serious factors. And also Europe, which often claims to be precursor in green industries, must be careful to watch its mouth - or one day REALLY do something.
I really really pity those who still are so bullheaded to shrug off any debate about Climate change and mankind's influence to it as "left-winged hypocrite propaganda". You still keep your eyes closed and ignore the problem by blaming others to be too political. This is not a political, but a global issue.
PS1: Oh yes, and I really studied meteorology.
I'm not a scientist, but I think I have a bit of a wider view than many others.
PS2: What you are doing is generalizing. The stone throwers of Rostock are left-winged extremists, radicals - they have nothing to do with reasonable discussions about globalization, climate change, etc. Don't mix that up!
But just that you know, for me global warming is not a political issue anymore; I simply mentioned GWB because BEG put up some questions about him why he's not signing the Kyoto protocol. For me it's cristal clear that US output of CO2 is far from being the only problem; the growing industry nations like China, Brazil or India are becoming more and more serious factors. And also Europe, which often claims to be precursor in green industries, must be careful to watch its mouth - or one day REALLY do something.
I really really pity those who still are so bullheaded to shrug off any debate about Climate change and mankind's influence to it as "left-winged hypocrite propaganda". You still keep your eyes closed and ignore the problem by blaming others to be too political. This is not a political, but a global issue.
PS1: Oh yes, and I really studied meteorology.
PS2: What you are doing is generalizing. The stone throwers of Rostock are left-winged extremists, radicals - they have nothing to do with reasonable discussions about globalization, climate change, etc. Don't mix that up!