I remember a thread on Global Warming before, so I am mainly going to repost my arguments.
QUOTE(A_of_s_t @ Mar 9 2006, 04:39 PM)
I have heard, and from very reliable sorces is that the earth is going through a slow electromagnetic flip ( the north becomes the south and vice versa ) that causes the earth to heat up because the eltrons emitted fromt he sun are not just ending up at the north pole anymore, but are being spread out over a larger area of land, cuasing the heat and 'global warming'. Green house gass has something to do with it, but, it isn't going to cause anything dramatic.
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The Earth IS going through an electromagnet flip, and there is evidence of this. I have not heard anything of this relating to temperature change, but the main cause of concern is that this will probably effect much of our technology drastically.
QUOTE(Kow @ Mar 9 2006, 05:08 PM)
How can we have greenhouse effect when there's a suposed hole in the atmosphere?
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There is a hole in the ozone layer
It's not technically a hole, otherwise we would most likely be dead.
QUOTE(HolySin @ Mar 9 2006, 05:23 PM)
The main arguement as to why global warming doesn't exist is that it is a natural process. The earth supposively heats up and cools continuously. Many scientists even say that whether we combusted fossil fuels or not, ice caps would eventually melt. This is simply due to natural emissions of green house gases and the earth's orbit and other such occurances. However, I think I'll have to side with global warming, human contribution to the warming of the planet is the most likely cause of the warming.
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Agreed. Recent studies have shown the average temperature of the earth recently (past 100 years) has increased at a faster rate than the heating trends in the past. Taking deep ocean and ice core samples, they can determine what the climate was like in the past and compare.
However, there is no economy-safe solution to Global Warming