Re: Wikipedia's climate doctor
- From: Oz <Oz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:55:47 +0000
Oh No <NotI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
Doubtless I misunderstood, but this was the clear impression given in a number
of posts in which you seemed to think that drastic action was needed by
governments to counter global warming,
Indeed I do, although this to be combined with realising that complete
dependence on energy from very unstable countries (middle east, russia
etc) is ver very unsmart.
although it is not proven that global
warming is caused by manmade CO2,
I rather doubt it is proven. I would be quite astonished if the effects
are not just starting and are important because the amount of CO2 we are
pumping out is now seriously significant.
and certainly not clear that any effective
action can be taken not even if it is.
Effetive? No. Significant mitigation? yes.
That we ought to be planning for (at least) a 10m rise in sea levels in
the next 50 years is self evident. That takes out many major cities
worldwide.
Oz
Yes, THAT Oz....
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