Is Global Warming an Issue?
Scientific evidence provided by the EPA indicates that temperature has increased by .6 degrees celsius over the course of the past century. Why is this climatic shift occuring? Chad Harbach supports the argument that the carbon footprint made by humans is to blame. In Harbach’s essay , he mentions the use of computerized models in predicting the effects of carbon emissions. The accuracy of this claim is questionable due to the lack of scientific fact involved in his argument.
A second article relevant to the topic of Global Warming was posted in Time Magazine. For more information click www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1725975,00.html. The use of bio-fuels as a replacement to fossil fuels is a valuable concept that may extend the timeframe for use of ethanol, while a more efficient means of energy is being researched.
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June 11, 2008 at 1:01 am
Hey, this is an interesting blog posting. I enjoyed reading it very much. Sometimes I wonder why there is skepticism about the environmental movement. People just want to be skeptical it seems. It’s like a human nature or something. It appears as though people create issues out of nothing.
I notice that the skeptics of the environmentalism movement attack pretty viciously at the mediums in which the environmentalism message is presented. For example, a talk show host and comedian may bash at Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth because it was a film and not because it was based on sound scientific fact.
I think maybe skeptics are out there because they either do not understand or misunderstand the environmentalists. I’ve created a non-profit environmental advertising organzation to help environmentalists develop better advertisings using the Extended Parallel Process Model. The website is: http://www.green-atlas.com. It was a pleasure reading your blog. Keep writing!
Sufi
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