Aside from all the BS “science” and “Consensus” claimed as the basis for proof of man made global warming, I ask, “Where is there proof that global warming is bad?”
We constantly hear; rising oceans, droughts, floods, more bigger hurricanes, tornadoes, cascading runaway this and that....
There is just as much of a hole in the science about a warmer planet as there is for it’s cause. We are in the midst of and inter-glacial warming period for this planet. It might happen that humans will last long enough to see the coming of the next ice age. Will we finally be done with this nonsense when that time comes? Or will the ice age be caused by the previous man made global warming?
If you look at history warming periods (WHEN THEY ACTUALLY OCCUR!) correlate to the flowering of civilizations - the Indus Valley, Sumer & the early Mesopotamian civilizations, rise of Rome, etc. (Not by any means a complete or chronologically accurate list, just off the top of my head!) Cooling periods the opposite! Usually cooling periods mean droughts, short harvests, etc.
In short:
warm = food = life!
cool = no food = death!
Bill Nye is apparently too stupid to understand that!
What do they teach in the undergraduate Mechanical Engineering program at Cornell?
>There is just as much of a hole in the science about a warmer planet as there is for it’s cause. We are in the midst of and inter-glacial warming period for this planet. It might happen that humans will last long enough to see the coming of the next ice age. Will we finally be done with this nonsense when that time comes? Or will the ice age be caused by the previous man made global warming?
We’re actually in the tail end of a inter-glacial period and the overall trend has been back to full glaciation for quite a while.
Actually, we’re in an Ice Age, and are merely between Continental Glacial Advances.
If there was genuine, sustained Global Warming, we’d be returning to the condition of most of the planetary history. Pretty much, the swampy jungles typical of the Age of the Dinosaurs.
We evolved, as a species, for Ice Ages. . .