mike wrote:
On Jan 8, 4:26 am, Scott wrote:
Mark Jardini wrote:
While at one time it was valid to judge what was going on in the whole
world by what was happening in England, those days are passed. Your
local climate has little to say about what is globally in play with
climate. In fact, England should get a good deal colder with the
progression of global warming, the seas will dilute and the saline
gradient that drags warm water to your shores will cease to flow. It
would be catastrophic to many fisheries as well.
Mark Jardini
http://www.kusi.com/home/78477082.html?video=pop&t=a

Thank you Scott. A voice of reason.

Mike Carris

Well, I won't unequivocally say a voice of reason, but I know I'M not
buying all of the global warming stuff. It's zero here this morning

The part that bothers me a bit is they are focused on CO2 emissions. We
humans emit CO2. Probably lots of it (along with a little Methane on
occasion). So, with the auctioning of "carbon credits", if they go
after humans, how long will it be before I need to be "shut down"
because I can't afford enough carbon credits to keep me breathing?



Scott