By the way, why is it even relevant to argue that some or all of Climate Change is natural? Or that there are other sources of carbon dioxide?
If climate change will radically affect the lives of the world's population, shouldn't we be trying to do all we can to put a break on it? If that means scaling back emissions and that will have a beneficial effect, then we should do it, shouldn't we?
It's not as though we have made a habit of accepting Nature's interventions with a shrug of the shoulders. How would the Netherlands have fared if it didn't erect dykes to keep out seawater? What the hell are those dams doing throughout the world and how did Lake Burley Griffin and Albert Park Lake get there? Heard of the desalination plant? Heard of the saying, "If God wanted us to fly, he'd have given us wings"?
Sure as hell, if Lindsay Fox finds that his beachside property is being eroded by rising sea levels, he'll be the first to reinforce his boundaries.
Should we bother about trying to stop asteroids landing and kicking up dust which will accelerate the greenhouse effect? Hell no, that's a natural event. If it happens, then God wanted it that way.
Love the cute intervention of CSIRO management. Pardon me if I think that the Liberal Government has something to do with that. First we had the attempt to set up a Climate Change denier in a government-funded school in a WA Uni. Now we're expected to believe that we can all assume that Climate Change is real and it's now time to do something about it. Hmmmm. Shut down enough research into climate change and the Government can start putting money into "clean coal" research as its lame contribution to taking action. No doubt much money can be shovelled into the amazing little black rock ...
If climate change will radically affect the lives of the world's population, shouldn't we be trying to do all we can to put a break on it? If that means scaling back emissions and that will have a beneficial effect, then we should do it, shouldn't we?
It's not as though we have made a habit of accepting Nature's interventions with a shrug of the shoulders. How would the Netherlands have fared if it didn't erect dykes to keep out seawater? What the hell are those dams doing throughout the world and how did Lake Burley Griffin and Albert Park Lake get there? Heard of the desalination plant? Heard of the saying, "If God wanted us to fly, he'd have given us wings"?
Sure as hell, if Lindsay Fox finds that his beachside property is being eroded by rising sea levels, he'll be the first to reinforce his boundaries.
Should we bother about trying to stop asteroids landing and kicking up dust which will accelerate the greenhouse effect? Hell no, that's a natural event. If it happens, then God wanted it that way.
Love the cute intervention of CSIRO management. Pardon me if I think that the Liberal Government has something to do with that. First we had the attempt to set up a Climate Change denier in a government-funded school in a WA Uni. Now we're expected to believe that we can all assume that Climate Change is real and it's now time to do something about it. Hmmmm. Shut down enough research into climate change and the Government can start putting money into "clean coal" research as its lame contribution to taking action. No doubt much money can be shovelled into the amazing little black rock ...