Climate change skepticism
Today on RT news, from the University of Western Australia, Professor Cliff Olier of the School of Earth and Geographical sciences, represented a part of the scientific community that counters much of the ‘alarmists’ claims about climate change. In particular, rising sea levels due to ice cape and glacial melt. The professor has made himself known as an opposing voice against this theory since the 80s.
Then while it may be reportable news for us, spotting a 100 ice bergs near the waters of New Zealand and Australia may after all, not constitute as climate change related news, perhaps we are simply awed by mother nature cyclical work. If you’re driven by facts and like to challenge your opinions, perhaps you should pay heed to contradictory science made available at the COP15, the next 2 days (Dec 9, Dec 10th).
Personally, I wouldn’t debunk the accumulated facts or sentiments of the times. We do not need scientist further to explain to us the visible fact that man consumes and pollutes the environment all around him, that we’ve managed since the age of industralization to practically cover the globe, and we have always tightly contested for resources. That the formation of oil requires thousands of years and we go through that stuff at an irreplaceable rate. I could go on for many more examples of man ruining rather than respecting his environment, for me there is no doubt about the industrious amounts of CO2 we put into the atmosphere through decades of civilization, but whether man-made CO2 pumping the earth’s temperature up by 2C will cause a catastrophic change to the planet in the near future is a science you’ll have to weigh in.