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John Coleman slams global warming (2 of 4)

The founder of The Weather Channel speaks out against global warming. See coverage of the 2008 International Conference on Climate Change in The New American magazine: http://thenewamerican.com/n....  
 
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drutter (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Dude's a real scientist, which is nice to see. So many "political scientists" out there these days.

He called it a year and a half ago. Bet he feels good now, with the debate finally over. Victory! :)
tiatdivad (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I don't think climate change is related to human activity,co2 emissions,i do think the phenomenon is real but this is the SUN.I think this is a good chance for humanity to become more aware of their actions,as pollution is not good,so we can deal with that WITHOUT A CARBON TAX.
ProphetOfSpoon (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Whoever said I was into taxing our way out of this. Listen, Im no fan of politicians or any of the narrow minded parties they belong to.
We had a financial crash.
Taxpayers bailed out GM just when they had a golden opportunity to lead the world & change tack in energy policy.
They already had the cars - the ones they withdrew from California when Bush said all that Hydrogen cell crap.
The HC never happened.
Want to make lots of money - go electric.
Worked okay for Westinghouse
ProphetOfSpoon (1 month ago) Show Hide
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At the moment the sun is going through a quiet period. God help you sceptics when it wakes up and the sunspots start reappearing. Global warming a myth?
Watch this space.
GregoirJopla (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The question is whether Anthrprogenic GW is a myth. Obviously climate change does exist, but the claim that CO2 is driving temperature seems very doubtful to me. More importantly, the claim that instituting a co2 tax in the rich countries of the world will somehow stop this huge threat that is looming over us is just completely ridiculous even for a layman like me. Skepticism doesn't mean believing in the eternal status quo or something
ProphetOfSpoon (1 month ago) Show Hide
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'To reduce carbon would mean killing huge numbers of people, for no reason at all said Maria 61042.'

I quite agree.
So why dont we chop down every tree so all that extra CO2 gets released into the atmosphere and feeds all the dead trees that used to give us oxygen?

I suggest you retake your photosynthesis
exam.
ezekial38yo (1 month ago) Show Hide
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global warming crap and trade...its just more ways to tax the planet to pay for the new world orders depopulation agenda 21 lol
rpeggio (2 months ago) Show Hide
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And you are a well respected meteorologist and co-founder of The Weather Channel? The folks at Accu-Weather also don't buy the man made global warming bunk being sold by environmentalists and folks with political impetus. The Faux news jab is hilarious....you're clearly brilliant.
camcheck (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Really ??? Google -- carboniferous climate -- and see that CO2 levels were way WAY HIGHER than today. NO SUVs hundreds of years ago.!!!!!!!!!!!!
killerbee2k (3 months ago) Show Hide
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yes indeed. Talk about being brainwashed when you claim that the biggest threat to mankind is people who disagree with your assesement of the given facts of climate change. It's really scary actually, we like to think that we are humans better than in the medieval ages but people like dozercon really falsify this.

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