Climate change inevitable says new study
2005 March 18
According to new research being published in the current issue of Science, even if current levels of greenhouse emissions were to stabilize, Earth’s climate will still change. Even if no more greenhouse gases were added to the atmosphere, globally averaged surface air temperatures would rise about a half degree Celsius (one degree Fahrenheit) and global sea levels would rise another 11 centimeters (4 inches) from thermal expansion alone by 2100. [...] “Many people don’t realize we are committed right now to a significant amount of global warming and sea level rise because of the greenhouse gases we have already put into the atmosphere,” says lead author Gerald Meehl.
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If some of you “scientist” would read the bible and believe only half of what you read, you would understand that global warming is inevitable. Read it and open your eyes and mind.
If some of you “scientist†would read the bible and believe only half of what you read, you would understand that global warming is inevitable. Read it and open your eyes and mind.
Considering most scientists consider global warming to be inevitable anyway, I’m not sure what you’re disagreeing with, or why you have some irrational animosity towards “scientists” in general. Check out theories on Milankovitch cycles and data from the Vostok ice core.
Besides, it’s perfectly plausible for science and religion to co-exist. There are close-minded people on both sides of the spectrum. Having an open mind works both ways you know.