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Honestly. Most climate scientists shrug :-) as I said it's rationale that man has an affect on the climate. If you consider the work done so far there really is
by ErrantX 16y ago
Honestly. Most climate scientists shrug :-) as I said it's rationale that man has an affect on the climate. If you consider the work done so far there really is not much more we can honestly say than that.
It always amuses me, too, the slanging match that evolves over what could be a fairly trivial point. Truthfully we are sorely lacking in long term data (no easy solution to that) and filling that void is this "elephant".
Ultimately a rational decision must be made that is completely unnconnected to GW. And that is: what is climate change going to do, and how do we need to react?
Currently I have quiet confidence we will start to ask that within the next decade.
- lutorm 16y agoUltimately a rational decision must be made that is completely unnconnected to GW. And that is: what is climate change going to do, and how do we need to react? You lost me here, how is the question of what is climate change going to do completely unconnected to global warming?
- ErrantX 16y agoSorry, I forgot the qualifier "man made". :)