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Quote from: Richard Kinson on February 03, 2009, 20:04:59 When i watched Victorin Farming last week it was mentioned on there that they had had a spell of wet summers one after the other.....got me thinking what have our last two summers been like, Swings and roundabouts me thinks.#Sorry but I'm confused. Are you saying that wet summers indicate global warming is not happening?
When i watched Victorin Farming last week it was mentioned on there that they had had a spell of wet summers one after the other.....got me thinking what have our last two summers been like, Swings and roundabouts me thinks.
Fluctuations in sea levels and temperatures have always occurred, the time scale of these changes is the cause for concern. Ice core studies have shown that the speed in which they are occurring at present is unusual to say the least...
Well put Triffid!Apparentley the atlantic conveyor actually stopped for a couple of days last year! :o :o The last time we had reliable distinct seasons was in the 70's. trouble is, the planet don't follow the calendar as strictly as we do!! ;)
to compare someone cynical of global warming (climate change) with holocaust deniers is an absurd statement, there has been irrefutable evidence of the crime done.there is no irrefutable evidence of global warming (climate change) even the name has been change to be as vauge as possible.
IF the risk is repairable why do the goverments continue to do nothing, think of how much damage must be done every time a spaceship goes through our atmosphere not to mention the pollution.all the planes taking people on their holidays spewing out toxic waste.just 2 examples, but two of the worse.
the human race have only been on this planet a short space of time we cannot guess what is happening we do not have the benefit of data for the complete lifecycle of the earth to compare.
i have been on http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Your-impact-on-climate-change/How-we-contribute-to-climate-change/What-is-a-carbon-footprint.my carbon footprint is 1.6 tonnes (family of 6) and im trying to reduce that. i would like to suggest others try it (answer honestly)i do not consider myself to have a cushy resource rich lifestyle, i am thrifty, i recycle, i grow my own where possible, i have never jetted off on holiday.but i still feel its just scaremongery whipped up by the media, and pounced on by the present goverment as another way to tax us under the pretense of enviromental care.apart from talking i dont know of anything meaningful the (uk)goverment has done. the americans have done nothing (as yet).we get some snow and its the worse in 18 years, well not where im living, about 10 years ago it was twice as thick and stayed for about 2 weeks.we get some rain and it floods and its because of climate change, nothing to do with building on flood plains, or building by the side of a river, or not cleaning out the ditches.
i have been on http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Your-impact-on-climate-change/How-we-contribute-to-climate-change/What-is-a-carbon-footprint.
But surely Tony as you're from Norfolk the rising sea levels won't affect you much.You'll be able so swim away quicker than most due to your webbed feet. ;D