Here's today's Washington Watch Daily commentary from FRC Radio:
According to the latest research, Al Gore’s environmental theories have more holes than the ozone layer. In recent months, hundreds of scientists have spoken out about Gore’s documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. In the movie, he says that global warming will cause the world’s seas to rise up and engulf parts of Florida and New York. But the latest U.N. Panel on Climate Change says the water won’t even rise two millimeters a year—if at all. Gore claims the earth’s temperatures have never been higher. The National Academy of Science says that in the last 15,000 years, temperature shifts have been 20 times greater than this one. Gore insists that humans are responsible for global warming. But The National Geological Society blames solar wind and energy—not people—for the climate change. And who can forget the polar ice caps? Al Gore says that global warming will cause Arctic to melt. That’s interesting since climatologists announced that the Arctic is actually cooler today than it was in the 1930s. In the global warming debate, it’s obvious that the only thing that’s endangered is the truth.
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Comments (2)
Do you have sources for your facts? While I am not disputing you, I would like to know where you are quoting from. I run a blog on the subject http://www.globalwarming-factorfiction.com and I have never seen a validated study that we have had temperature swings that are 20 times greater than we are now experiencing.
March 29, 2007 11:45 AM | Comment Permalink
You'll note that what is quite conspicuously missing from "defending faith, family, and freedom" is any reference to the antiquated notion of "science." As such, we should just have "faith" that we can rape and pillage this planet's natural resources without any possible environmental consequences. The fact that the overwhelming majority of the world's scientists have conclusively determined that humans are creating the global warming crisis requires one to believe in, well, "science." We can't have that, now can we?
March 29, 2007 3:56 PM | Comment Permalink