Enviro-wacko Watch

 

1. See the big ice chunk that broke off a
   while back on satellite yet? Yikes.But is
   their thinking flawed or ‘floe’d’? As long
   as there is krill all is well.

   Posted by Steel Turman       12/16/2004  at  02:00 PM  



2. Steel, I’ve worked in Antarctica and icebergs the size of Massachusetts have broken off the ice shelf.

   Global warming?  Or maybe that they have gotten so damned big they can’t remain attached due to weight and mass (remember, these chunks of ice “float” on water.)

   Enviornment works in cycles far longer than the human life span.  To make conclusions on an occurence that spans only one or two lifetimes is JUNK SCIENCE and needs to be exposed as such.

   Posted by Vilmar       12/16/2004  at  05:25 PM  



3. I’ll go you one better Vilmar. Earth is
   a convection engine. There’s a semi-steady
   fuel (Sun) and somethings gotta give some
   where some time. And based on the law of
   entrophy ... it all comes out a wash. I
   have spent a good long time on the other
   end of the poles my friend, I concur that
   basing ANY OBSERVATIONS on our life cycle
   is infantile. BUT, it is a real bitch when
   you’re out there cruising around and have
   to concern yourself with a floe the size
   of Idaho. We both know ‘global warming’
   is a buzzword created by short-sighted
   enviro-religionists who want to impose
   their belief systems upon the unknowing.
   Doesn’t change the specter of having say,
   downtown NYC of SFO or the entire country
   of Bangladesh underwater. I don’t care.
   You don’t care. We both make provisions
   for same. But the rest are fucked. I don’t
   care about that either. Nor do you. BUT
   it will have some ... interesting affects
   and perhaps in our life times,ie; Vienna.
   It is an intellectual exercise que no?

   I live in NEVADA dude. You live in FLORIDA.

   Go figure.

   Posted by Steel Turman       12/16/2004  at  05:57 PM  

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