climate change article

[Steven Tyree]

http://www.alternet.org/environment/141081/the_dark_side_of_climate_change:_it's_already_too_late,_cap_and_trade_is_a_scam,_and_only_the_few_will_survive/?page=1

 

I'd be interested in your comments.

 

 

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[Neal Oldham]

I think Lovelock is probably right.

I wish Carl Sagan was still with us.

[Neal Oldham]

This just came out today.

http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_12770654

[Steven Tyree]

Sounds like Lovelock's book focuses on several of the "big players" in climate change.

 

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[Robert D. Crawford]

Steven Tyree <boatd...@gmail.com> writes:

> http://www.alternet.org/environment/141081/the_dark_side_of_climate_change:_it's_already_too_late,_cap_and_trade_is_a_scam,_and_only_the_few_will_survive/?page=1
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> I'd be interested in your comments.

What a downer of an article. I really hope Lovelock is, for the most
part, wrong. I think a "correction" in the number of people on the
planet is inevitable, I just hope it is not as massive as he believes.

rdc

PS - see the .sig below... fitting considering the article, eh?
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His ideas of first-aid stopped short of squirting soda water.
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[Neal Oldham]

http://bit.ly/pKQFm

I just ran into this from a totally different angle (from nakedcapitalism.com). 

The Mauna Loa and South Pole [CO2] trends are a freaking nightmare.  The SST anomaly though is still pretty tame (I think this is quite possibly the graph the global warming skeptics are thinking about, showing a decline since c.2004).

Ocean solubility is slowing down the trend, but at some point the temperature will rise to the point that won't happen anymore, and we'll have a runaway event.