Re[2]: [at-l] Re: Maine land prices

[jbkramer@afn.org (Bryan Kramer)]

Over geologic ages Carbon Dioxide has been at much higher levels than it
is now and higher even than the predicted levels. This higher level has
not always coincided with higher global temperatures. So your
supposition seems to be faulty. Most scientists, scientists involved in
the field, are not totally convinced about the cause of any global
warming if it really is occuring. I'm sure you can find zoologists,
archaelogists or other non-qualified people to chip in their two cents
worth though.

Bryan

> If  one  accepts  the  scientific truth that few question 
> i.e. it is green house gases  that allow most life to exist, 
> it stands to reason that actions of humans burning  over  
> three  centuries carbon that accumulated over hundreds of 
> million years will further warm the earth.
> 
> Dubya  can  blame  bureaucrats  (lead  by someone he 
> appointed) if he wants. But before  I  except  his  
> explanation,  someone  has to explain to me why it isn't 
> logical  --  as  most  scientists seem to believe -- that if 
> some carbon dioxide makes life on this planet possible, why 
> wouldn't more carbon dioxide from fossil fuels make it warmer still.
> 
> Weary
> 
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