Joannenova.com.au – Global Warming: The Skeptics Handbook
There is only one question that matters: "Will adding more CO2 to the atmosphere make the world much warmer now?"
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Global Warming: The Skeptics Handbook
Joanne Nova, a writer and a science presenter looks into various evidence that is conventionally used to support the role of CO2 gases in the Global Warming debate. Does CO2 contribute to Global Warming? Is the world getting warmer? Are we wasting our time and money being misled about the link and correlation between the CO2 and Global Warming? “The Skeptics Handbook” addresses these questions. It’s a must read for anyone concerned about the future of our planet. Download your free copy: The Skeptics Handbook.
The Bottom Line Is Simple
Don’t fall for the “complexity” argument or accept vague answers. The climate is complex, but the only thing that matters here is whether adding more CO2 to the atmosphere will make the world much warmer.
Everything hinges on this one question. If carbon dioxide is not a significant cause, then carbon sequestration, cap-and-trade, emissions trading, and the Kyoto agreement are a waste of time and money. All of them divert resources away from things that matter— like finding a cure for cancer or feeding Somali babies. Having a real debate IS the best thing for the environment.
There is no convincing scientific evidence that human release of carbon dioxide, methane, or other greenhouse gasses is causing or will, in the foreseeable future, cause catastrophic heating of the Earth’s atmosphere and disruption of the Earth’s climate. Moreover, there is substantial scientific evidence that increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide produce many beneficial effects upon the natural plant and animal environments of the Earth.
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The review "Joannenova.com.au – Global Warming: The Skeptics Handbook" was last updated on 22/6/09.
There has been some interesting news articles in the media. Check it out, it’s worth knowing what is the other side to the “global warming + CO2″ story:
1: In depth: the climate change doubters – http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6944684.ece
and
2: Sceptics say humans aren’t to blame – http://bigpondnews.com/articles/Environment/2009/12/04/Sceptics_say_humans_arent_to_blame_401838.html
Climate change data is now hooked up to Google Earth: “With Google Earth you can view climate change scenarios, interact with narrated tours, investigate deforestation, and even dive into the depths of the oceans.” http://www.google.com/landing/cop15/
This is in connection to the United Nation’s Climate Conference (COP15) in Copenhagen. There is a YouTube channel for it, where you can also submit your questions for discussions http://www.youtube.com/cop15
We also have a page on flood maps
Oh, and in case you’re looking for it, the official Copenhagen conference website COP15 is http://en.cop15.dk/
and updates can be followed on Twitter http://twitter.com/cop15
Google has a stand at COP15 with a Google Earth demo with climate change data where you can see deforestations etc. It looks very good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQStgxyXOJA&feature=player_embedded
It will be interesting to see what resolutions or decisions come out of COP15. It’s one thing to talk about Global Warming, and it’s another one to actually do something about it. Large, rich countries should contribute and help poorer nations to fight the problem. We’re all in the same boat in this world, you know.