Topic: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. - page 184. (Read 636458 times)

Quote from: dwma on May 21, 2014, 01:54:55 PM

The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

Carbon is not a green house gas.

Carbon is not a gas except at >5000F temperature.

You need to think before talking.

And where in any way human accessible is carbon a gas ? Yes, every element can become a gas AFAIK. We are talking within the context of global warming. Thinking of Carbon as a gas has anything to do global warming demonstrates with 100% certainty why you guys were shutdown on Reddit.

"Affirming these findings in 2013, the IPCC stated that the largest driver of global warming is carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions "

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming

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That graph's really misleading -- it seems to try to say that anthropogenic activity is not important; however, that extra 3.5% is above what is able to be taken up by the biosphere, and so it is excess CO2 that is dumped into the atmosphere and oceans. If we didn't have that extra 3.5% the CO2 mixing ratio wouldn't be increasing.

PS you made dwma's point that you don't understand what carbon is.

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The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

Carbon is not a green house gas.

Carbon is not a gas except at >5000F temperature.

You need to think before talking.

And where in any way human accessible is carbon a gas ? Yes, every element can become a gas AFAIK. We are talking within the context of global warming. Thinking of Carbon as a gas has anything to do global warming demonstrates with 100% certainty why you guys were shutdown on Reddit.

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Quote from: Spendulus on May 21, 2014, 07:51:23 AM

The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

Carbon is not a green house gas.

Carbon is not a gas except at >5000F temperature.

You need to think before talking.

And where in any way human accessible is carbon a gas ? Yes, every element can become a gas AFAIK. We are talking within the context of global warming. Thinking of Carbon as a gas has anything to do global warming demonstrates with 100% certainty why you guys were shutdown on Reddit.

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Quote from: Wilikon on May 21, 2014, 12:06:07 AM

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The report cites a statement by Kellogg’s to the Carbon Disclosure Project last year in which the company notes the growing risks inflicted by climate change.

Kellogg’s said that could raise prices for both Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes.

http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/206637-climate-change-may-ruin-breakfast

You mean that CLIMATE CHANGE might have as much of an effect on corn flakes prices as the stupid US Corn-to-Ethanol program?

I'll have to think about which I should worry about ....

For about a microsecond.

One more insanity needed to be added to that site along all the other insanities blamed on global warming...

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Quote from: Wilikon on May 21, 2014, 12:06:07 AM

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The report cites a statement by Kellogg’s to the Carbon Disclosure Project last year in which the company notes the growing risks inflicted by climate change.

Kellogg’s said that could raise prices for both Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes.

http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/206637-climate-change-may-ruin-breakfast

You mean that CLIMATE CHANGE might have as much of an effect on corn flakes prices as the stupid US Corn-to-Ethanol program?

I'll have to think about which I should worry about ....

For about a microsecond.

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The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

Carbon is not a green house gas.

Carbon is not a gas except at >5000F temperature.

You need to think before talking.

if only

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The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

Carbon is not a green house gas.

Carbon is not a gas except at >5000F temperature.

You need to think before talking.

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Science can only predict the outcome of any event, but not with 100% accuracy.

I do not think anyone will know for sure what will happen tomorrow let alone the temperature of earth some years down the road.

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I'll have to say that ~~sheeple~~ people appear to be developing a resistance to bullshit, what a great improvement from a decade or two ago. I'm sure the demise of the idiot box has a lot to do with it.

Infact, I think you've got "them" on the run here. Grin

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The fallacy is believing that carbon is a green house gas, water vapor in the air causes more warming. What about the sun...north pole migration...doesnt volcanoes cool the planet? These are some of the things I never hear the global warming crowd talking about. Answer this? Where did all the carbon come from in the past? Was it man-made or natural.

I'm tired of the nonsense from you loons, but i can't pass this last one up. No one believes "carbon" is a green house gas. Pure idiocy. "Where did it come from!?!"

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A new report out Tuesday says climate change might increase the price of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes by 30 percent in the next 15 years.

The Oxfam study draws from the recent slew of reports released by the Obama administration and the United Nations to argue that climate change will hike prices on raw agricultural goods.

Oxfam estimates that changing weather patterns like hurricanes and drought could drive up grain prices, which will hurt the retail price of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes in the U.S. by roughly 30 percent and about 40 percent in the United Kingdom.

The report cites a statement by Kellogg’s to the Carbon Disclosure Project last year in which the company notes the growing risks inflicted by climate change.

Kellogg’s said that could raise prices for both Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes.

http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/206637-climate-change-may-ruin-breakfast

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