It's real guys. Here is a better timeline.

 

There is so much about the cosmology of the Universe that we simply can't comprehend. There are wavelengths from the Sun we can't measure and many things we simply aren't aware of yet. One example would be nutrinos verses string theory. Do they play a roll in relation to each other?
We now are advanced enough to know some of these things exist, but in actuality there are far more things we have no clue about. We do know the Earth lets off gases that actually feed the Sun. We know bursts from the Sun feed the Earth.
We can just look around us and see the devastation we are bringing on the Earth. Who is to say it is not the natural evolution? We are here, we are causing some problems. Any parasite causes problems for its host.

 

I heard a lot about that during the 90's.

We changed the freon from R-22/12 to R-143. we took most of the harmful chemicals out of spray cans.

Fixed that.

 

http://www.worldclimatereport.com/in...ming-snow-job/

Like I said, religion=climate change caused by humans. There are many many more articles, I dont have time right now to post them.

 

That's strange, According to the Telegraph.co.uk (apparently an accepted source on Global warming) the ice cap is SHRINKING at an alarming rate..


An ice shelf of 5,000 square miles in western Antarctica has started to collapse in what scientists have labelled as further evidence of global warming.


The Wilkins ice sheet, the largest on the Antarctic Peninsula to be threatened, is “hanging by a thread” according to Professor David Vaughan, a scientist with the British Antarctic survey.

Although the disintegration will not have an impact on sea levels, scientists are concerned because it shows that the Antarctic ice sheet is melting at a faster rate than expected.



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/your...lting-ice.html

 

To further my rant just a little. Most of the scientists that are harping about climate change and the we are causing are get nice checks. It's getting more like politics, who cares what the real answer is. If I publish this then I can get paid and spend that money on the research that I care about.

Until I see positive evidence that we are causing the climate change then I'll change my view but until then I'm going to keep burning fossil fuels at an alarming rate The only thing I keep hearing is that we MIGHT be causing it and anyone that says we are without a doubt causing cannot back it up.

 

Do you think spending trillions and sacrificing our already hurting economy to stop 1% (if even that) of global temperature rise is really worth it?