Climate change?

[zack1234]

I have no problem with change I now use Brown sauce as well as Tomato sauce when lunching

This is a obvious example of change and  I demand a full and proper apology

[Skilless]

Change is good and warmer is better.  Embrace it.  I will add that the Sierra Club estimates that the maximum sustainable human world population is no greater than 500 million.  How do you suppose that we should achieve that number?

[zack1234]

The more you educate people the less children they have

The Downside is they buy bigger cars

[nrshida]

Change is good and warmer is better.  Embrace it.  I will add that the Sierra Club estimates that the maximum sustainable human world population is no greater than 500 million.  How do you suppose that we should achieve that number?

Just wait a decade or three.

[Skilless]

Just wait a decade or three.

But according to the warmists the poles should have already melted and Manhattan should be under water...

[Jappa52]

For? What? Are the diseased, rotting polar bear corpses going to spread an incurable virus which originates from the desert formally known as the North Pole that kills off a huge percentage of the population?

[nrshida]

But according to the warmists the poles should have already melted and Manhattan should be under water...

'The warmists' 

[bj229r]

For? What? Are the diseased, rotting polar bear corpses going to spread an incurable virus which originates from the desert formally known as the North Pole that kills off a huge percentage of the population?

there's a great article about those polar bears--there were only ever 4 of them

[zack1234]

'The warmists' 

[Sabre]

I believe Solar panels have storage compartments to hold energy, if you can afford enough, you want have to worry about no sun for the day. Wind energy is yet again not a worry. Ever see a picture of windmills in large fields, like an orchard of trees? Water pollution is an issue, but if you take steps to filter the water before, duriong and after the energy exchange, whats the issue with it?

Negative, solar panels have zero capability to store electricity they generate. Typically (as with spacecraft), excess energy from solar or wind power must be stored using a separate technology (batteries, typically, or using the excess electricty to generate hydrogen through electrolsis would be another, less conventional way to store the energy).  Note that trying to build a 24/7, 365 day system based completely on renewable sources is prohibitively expensive, as you need multiple technologies (different systems for generating versus storing, for example) to cover the gaps inherent in each.

Personally, I think we ought to go heavy into pebble bed nuclear reactors. They are orders of magnitude safer, cheaper, and less complicated than conventional nuclear reactors (they are, for example, incapable of melting down, due to the physics of their design); see http://web.mit.edu/pebble-bed/ for more info. They are also modular, and can be built in factories and shipped in only a few pieces to where they're to be placed, insuring higher quality control and economy of scale.

Not that I have a problem with using the still abundant fossil fuel available in my own country, but more than anything I see it as a national imparitive that we achieve energy indepence. This is a national security issue at heart. Oh, and MMGW is horse-pucky!

[Shuffler]

if anyone thinks those 2 covers are contradictory ... you havent even got onto the bottom rung of the ladder to understanding climate.

Not for those making money on it........ they love the spin.

[Shuffler]

But according to the warmists the poles should have already melted and Manhattan should be under water...

Warmest = Walarmist 

[nrshida]

I have no problem with change I now use Brown sauce as well as Tomato sauce when lunching

This is a obvious example of change and  I demand a full and proper apology

Yes I apologise Zack, you are a credit to the human race, especially since you handed in your electric sauce bottle openner to save the Polar bears 

[Sundowner]

Extreme Heat Breaks More Than 3,000 Records This Week

More than 3,000 temperature records have been shattered in the U.S. this past week, from June 28-July 4, 2012, according to NOAA. The tally of record high temperatures during the time period is 2,253, and the tally of maximum low temperature records is 936......

http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/more-than-3000-temperature-rec/67593

A Day in the Life of Wanda Karelessian

I guess it’s just business as usual isn’t it?

No big deal, it’s just 3000 temperature records being shattered.   Who cares?  Think I’ll get me one of them energy drinks, then I’ll sit back and watch American Idol re-runs, after all,  even though I know the outcome, its great entertainment!

3000 record-breaking temperatures!  Wow!  Who would-a-thunk?  I wonder what that means?

I didn’t know Katty Perry just made a movie.

What are all these dead bees doing in the driveway?

To bad about Tom Cruise and his wife. They were such a cool couple.

It’s getting hot in here. I better turn up the air conditioner.

Hey,  Andy Griffith died.  I loved that show.  I didn’t know that Oppie was Ron Howard in real life!  He’s done really well with all the movies he’s directed and everything.

I heard about those dolphins washing up on the beach, I wonder why they did that?  Stupid fish!

I just love the way Kim Kardashian looks, maybe if I lost some weight I could look like her.  What a great life she has.

More dead birds in the back yard.  They just seem to be falling out of the sky these days.  Stupid birds.

Oh, I can’t believe this! It’s starting to hail.  Wow, those are really big hail stones. It’s not supposed to do that here this time of year.

Now I better turn on the heater it’s getting cold in here.

Oh look, Lady Ga Ga! I love this video.

Hey, the  TV and the power went out!  I know I paid the cable bill.  Now I’m missing Ga Ga!

Hope it comes back on soon.

Oh well it’s just business as usual I guess…

What’s that flash in the sky?

Where did I put my Big Gulp?


Regards,
Sun

[RTHolmes]