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03-29-2008, 07:42 AM #6
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Ice Cap Alarmists Cherry Pick Science To Fit Carbon Emissions Theory
Originally Posted by TomStoner
I agree that it is foolish to think that altering the chemical composition of the earth's atmosphere will not have an effect. I don't think we can say FOR SURE what the effect will be, especially in any given locality or any given year.
Originally Posted by fishman3811
The climate is a complex system with many different feedback systems that either strengthen or dampen other inputs, so it is very hard to say EXACTLY what will happen. My feeling is that we will experience a time of growing climate chaos, with very unpredictable weather every year. Some years may be much hotter and others much cooler than normal. Some years much wetter and others much drier than normal.
The chaos will be the worst period. After some time, the climate will begin to move in a more predictable direction as it seeks out a new equilibirum, and will eventually fall into a predictable regime, like what we have seen in the past --- but not the SAME as the past. After the new equilibium is achieved, man and nature will adapt to the new hotter or colder, wetter or drier climate that we inherit.
Surviving the chaotic period will be tough though.
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