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There is no Consensus Among Scientists on Global Warming
Yes, there is consensus among scientists no matter what Skeptics claim. About 93% or more of climatologists, who publish on the subject, agree that there is global warming and that humans are the cause of it. The American Meteorologist Society … Continue reading
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List Of Rebuttal Arguments
Carbon Dioxide Levels Were Higher in the Past Therefore It Is Alright if They Are Higher In the Present More Carbon Dioxide is Good for Plants and Agriculture Human Carbon Dioxide Emissions are Small Compared to Natural Emissions Carbon Dioxide Levels are too Small to … Continue reading
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So What if the Arctic Sea Ice Melts?
Skeptics, when they are not claiming that the Arctic Sea ice is growing or staying the same, ignore the implications of its disappearance by saying, “So what if it melts?” There are two reasons why it’s important, the first being … Continue reading
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There is no Consensus Among Scientists on Global Warming
Yes, there is consensus among scientists no matter what Skeptics claim. About 93% or more of climatologists, who publish on the subject, agree that there is global warming and that humans are the cause of it. The American Meteorologist Society … Continue reading
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Carbon Dioxide Levels Were Higher in the Past Therefore It Is Allright if They Are Higher In the Present
Skeptics like to point out that Carbon Dioxide (CO2) levels were much higher in the past and therefore, such large amounts would have little consequence in the present. Some even say that it will improve our environment. In order to … Continue reading
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It’s the Urban Heat Island Effect that Contributes to Global Warming
The Urban Heat Island Effect (UHIE) is a phenomenon in which cities give out heat (From mostly roads, rooftops, automobiles, and air conditioners) resulting in slightly warmer air over cities and suburban areas when compared to surrounding rural areas. It … Continue reading
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The Email ‘Scandal’: The “trick” to Hide the Meaning of the Word Trick
When the so-called e-mail ‘scandal’ broke out, a number of carefully selected statements from several scientists were chosen to give the false impression that they were engaging in covering up the facts about Global Warming. One of these statements was from Phil Jones, who was quoted … Continue reading
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Believing in Global Warming Goes Against the Bible
Fundamentalist Christians in the United States tend to be Skeptics due to their affiliation with political conservatism. Some of them state that the Bible gives them the right to use the land, and therefore they can burn fossil fuels. For … Continue reading
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More Carbon Dioxide is Good for Plants and Agriculture
Skeptics claim that the Carbon Dioxide that is being released by the burning of fossil fuels is actually good for the environment. Their argument is based on the logic that, if plants need CO2 for their growth, then more of it … Continue reading
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