[Speed Gibson,
Tuesday March 25, 2008 at 6:11am]
Catch 22
Basically, we've had "global warming" for 22 years, from 1976 to 1998. Before 1976, the earth was cooling. Since 1998, the earth has been cooling, especially this year.
If empirical data from those 22 years is somehow significant enough to predict global catastrophe, how about this winter that won't end? Looking at the extended forecast through next ten days, we'll be 3-10 degrees below normal throughout and probably beyond.
I just want to know: when is "our" data good enough?
If empirical data from those 22 years is somehow significant enough to predict global catastrophe, how about this winter that won't end? Looking at the extended forecast through next ten days, we'll be 3-10 degrees below normal throughout and probably beyond.
I just want to know: when is "our" data good enough?