Re: Global warming test!

In article <ara74394k8op0du8k38etcaujseeiotp2n@xxxxxxx>,
Calgary <actual.rider_remove_the_obvious_@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Thu, 10 May 2007 14:19:46 -0700, Timberwoof
<timberwoof.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Again, no-one is denying that GW exists.

That is a step forward. Not too long ago, people were denying GW.

The earth's climate has always been in constant change. If it ever
stopped changing I would be concerned.

Well, yes and no. The severity of the changes is inversely proportional
to their frequency. That is, really bad changes didn't happen very
often.


Tell me, would you support a deliberate planned artificial method of
reducing the global temperature?

It depends on what it was.

Such plans have been put forward and the technology for shading the
earth from the sun is probably closer to reality than a cleaner energy
source.

So are you firm enough in your commitment to the greenhouse gas theory
to accept an artificial, man made engineered solution to shade the
earth?

That's not the only solution.

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