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Blue_army
Since the dawn of Earth volcanoes and ones under seas have been polluting gases into the atmosphere to this very day.
Temperatures have been changing since and before the ice age began. Clouds prevent us sun light and light prevents us to go cold. If there was no light, everything would be dead or animals apdat to darkness like the bats an moths. The termperature would plumet and seas will freeze. Human polluton is only a small amount of gases in the atmosphere, i reckon only 2% is our waste. The rest is volcanic activity and explosions caused by weather.
The weather has become bigger and stronger since end of the ice age because the ice was not right for the planet.

So why people blaming us which we only produce 0.1 every 3 years polluton(my theory) its our fault? We man, ape have only been on Earth about 1 hour. Volcanoes are the biggest polluters and allways have been.

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sergestorms
QUOTE(eric_13 @ Jun 5 2007, 02:07 PM) [snapback]1710256[/snapback]
Since the dawn of Earth volcanoes and ones under seas have been polluting gases into the atmosphere to this very day.
Temperatures have been changing since and before the ice age began. Clouds prevent us sun light and light prevents us to go cold. If there was no light, everything would be dead or animals apdat to darkness like the bats an moths. The termperature would plumet and seas will freeze. Human polluton is only a small amount of gases in the atmosphere, i reckon only 2% is our waste. The rest is volcanic activity and explosions caused by weather.
The weather has become bigger and stronger since end of the ice age because the ice was not right for the planet.

So why people blaming us which we only produce 0.1 every 3 years polluton(my theory) its our fault? We man, ape have only been on Earth about 1 hour. Volcanoes are the biggest polluters and allways have been.

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The Earth can process the natural grennhouse gasses that are produced, and while it may seem like such a small percentage of the overall greenhouse emissions, the small amount we've added and continue to add to the atmosphere builds up over time. Given the accumulation over the past 150 or so years and going forward, this excess that remains unprocessed continues to build and trap sunlight/uv in the atmosphere.

my personal thoughts on global warming, is that yes it is bad and we need to regulate emissions, Humans havent been aware or recording records of weather and temperature for long enough that we can have an accurate picture of the Earths weather/temperature cycles. I know you can look in the geological record, but how complete is this information in regards to what we really need to know?
TheBlackMamba
I have to agree that very little has to do with human invovlement. I think if you look back on the earth's weather cycle, i.e. the little ice ages and others, you'll see great changes that have nothing to do with man but as the OP said volcanoes and other natural things. I remember having to do a project about ice ages and the way the earth is positioned has a lot to do with the weather and climate. Basically, how close we get to the Sun and how elliptical or round our orbit is. Man has nothing to do with that and I think those who feel man is doing more than his fair share to change anything are either looking for an easy answer (Al Gore and other politians come to mind...) or are just very egotistical about man.
Waspie_Dwarf
There are dozens of threads on this subject through out this site. You will find them in the science forum (in both the Natural World and the Science and Technology sub-forums). You will find them in the conspiracy forum. You will find them in the World Events & Current Affairs forum.

I see little need for the Ancient Mysteries & Alternative History forum to have a thread on this subject (nor indeed do I see what this subject has to do with ancient mysteries & alternative history anyway).

If you wish to discuss the matter I suggest joining in one of the many threads already opened on this subject.
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