From: denis bider (denis.bider@globera.com)
Date: Tue Jan 23 2001 - 13:48:04 MST
Michael Lorry writes:
> The fact that the world was some 10 degrees cooler 3.2
> million years ago, which the fossil record exhibits no
> ill effect, then its rather obvious that the 'sky is
> falling' claims are false hystrionics propagandized by
> the green left in order to justify socialist control of
> the economy, wide spread taxation on energy, expansion
> of resource rationing and welfare state lifestyles,
> and surrender of national sovereignty to the UN.
3.2 million years ago, the world might have been 10 degrees cooler, but it
was also a great deal different.
Your post seems to imply that if the climate warms up 10 degrees in the next
100 years, there's "no big deal". Sure - there's no big deal in the major
scheme of things. And you're right, the sky is not going to fall.
Just a few major cities will disappear under water.
Now you're free to do some calculations:
- How much does it cost to rebuild San Francisco and New York, among other
places, from scratch?
- How much does it cost to change our energy habits?
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