Re: "Global warming is great,"

[Jim Green <JMGreen@SISNA.COM>]

At 06:35 06 02 2003 , the following was  received:
> Well it seems to me we could approach this 'experimentally'.  There are two
> experiments we could do (or variations on such).  1)  Let's double the
> man-made emissions in the next decade and see what happens.  This one is
> easy to do--China and India can be charged with providing most of the
> emissions.  2)  We could cut the man-made emissions by 50% over the next 50
> years--harder to do but possible in that time frame.
>
> Which is the more responsible experiment?   ;-)

The suggested experiments won't suffice -- We would also have to stop the
permutation of the Earth's spin axis -- which is most likely the cause of
global climate change.   Further we don't know if this permutation is at
present warming the Earth or cooling it -- Clearly gaseous emissions are in
fact helping us if the permutation is in the process of bringing on another
glaciation.  Should we be buying land in Canada or Mexico?


Jim Green
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