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Vastet wrote: He said he

Vastet wrote:
He said he had no doubt that this was caused in large part by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, which he said was the only thing capable of changing Earth on such a large scale over so many latitudes.

 

The ONLY thing? GAAA! This makes me crazy. What an un-scientific statement. How about impact with a meteor? How about increased solar activity? If the ice cap is melting decades in advance, then the computer models are all wrong. This is a BIG wrong, not a little oops. So don't they have to go back and adjust the models to match observation before they can use them to conclude anything? Instead of trumpting - Yup, it's global warming, shouldn't he be trotting back to the lab and figuring out why the prediction is so wrong?

Don't get me wrong. I think it's stupid to pump the atmosphers with crap and fill the world with our detritus. And I'm cool with regulating pollutants. Preserve the environment, all that - rah! rah!

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