On Apr 6, 3:49 pm, Larry Dighera wrote:

However, it is immaterial to me whether man-made C02 is the root cause
of climate change or not. Regardless of the cause, it's going to be a
different planet if global warming continues.

Of course it is. Nobody denies that it has been getting warmer for
the last 30 yrs. That data is irrefutable. It is also irrefutable
that in the 30 yrs. before that, it was getting steadily cooler (hence
the "global ice age" scare in the 70s). The Vikings were once
farming on what is now permafrost and an icecap. After that, there
was a mini-ice age that lasted hundreds of years. It's always a
different planet.

If it's immaterial to you that CO2 is the cause, then I'm missing
the point here. The people who want to spend trillions to "fix" the
CO2/global warming problem aren't actually going to "fix" anything.
That doesn't concern you? Now if someone can come up with a way to
turn the sun down a few degrees, then it might be worth spending the
money. On second thought, that would probably open some other can of
worms. The planetary weather system is far too complex for anyone to
understand all of the variables that go into its operation.

John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)