TheBrutalTruth
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You'd be surprised how much Methane all those termite mounds actually put out.Red ants, fire ants, and termites don't pollute the whole world. They might be able to change the area they live in, but a fire ant in Florida isn't affecting the other side of the world. Only humans are able to destroy in such a complete manner.
If we were designed and placed here, what would be the reasoning behind the difference races?
You ask why blacks are becoming lighter and lighter skinned? Who says they aren't? Evolution does not happen over night, nor does it happen in just a few years. Evolution happens over the course of thousands of years. Who's to say 5 thousand years from now that the darker skinned people may not have lighter skin? At least those who live in colder climates might.
I like the way as an argument against evolution, you being up the evolution of the planet itself. Yes the planet is still changing, and will always be changing, that is if people don't blow it to bits first.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119343257149773265.html
Off 50% Either way, that means that those little termites are pumping 75 Million - 225 Million Metric Tons of Methane into the atmosphere.The ubiquitous termites are suspect because their population explodes where forests have been burned off to create farm and grazing land. A library search by Mr. Zimmerman found old reports of termite census showing 4,400 or so termites per square yard in the tropical forests and wet savannas, their favorite natural habitats, while in burned-off clearings the population jumped to 6,000 to 7,000 a square yard. Humans have been clearing the tropical and temperate forests at a rapid rate in the last century, of course.
How much methane these little wood chompers waft into the atmosphere is a mystery, however. A few years ago, Dr. Zimmerman and his colleagues dragged nests of two different termite species into the lab and measured their methane output. They then estimated the bugs produced 150 million metric tons of methane a year world-wide, but said the estimate could be off by 50% either way.
http://www.mcculloughsite.net/stingray/2006/06/13/al-gore-and-some-inconvenient-truths-about-global-warming.php
Now, there's an example of an extremist that is narrow-minded, manipulative, self-centered, hypocritical, and egotistic.A really, really inconvenient truth for Gore is that all scientists agree that we're in a period of increased solar activity. The sun, of course, provides all of the heat for earth except the insignificant amount generated by humans. The heat from the sun has increased over the past 100 years and especially over the past 20 years.
According to observations by V. Ramanathan, B. R. Barkstrom, and E. F. Harrison, clouds have a net cooling effect of -17 W/m2 . Svensmark and Friis-Christensen conclude from the diminution of this cooling effect between 1986 and 1990 that the solar irradiance has increased by about 1.5 W/m2 within these three and a half years. A change of this order is quite remarkable, since the total radiative forcing by carbon dioxide accumulated since 1750 has been estimated by the IPCC not to go beyond 1.5 W/m2 . This means that cosmic rays, strongly modulated by solar activity, achieve an effect within three and a half years for which the accumulation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere needs centuries. This shows clearly to what extent the greenhouse effect has been overestimated in comparison with the solar contribution to climate change, which turns out to be the most important factor.According to NASA, Mars is experiencing global warming, too:
And for three Mars summers in a row, deposits of frozen carbon dioxide near Mars' south pole have shrunk from the previous year's size, suggesting a climate change in progress.
Some one should ask him about his two gigantic houses, and how big his carbon foot print is.
And why, if he wants everyone to cut back their's he isn't putting his money where his mouth is.