Whatever else there is about the current Governor of Texas, at least he has the brains to recognize that man-caused global warming, anthropogenic global warming, man-caused climate change, or whatever else anyone wants to call it, is a fraud. Based on this fact alone, he is worth listening to. I say the gauntlet has been dropped. Let the battle begin between the liberal elite who want to control every aspect of our lives while living off government handouts versus those who believe in common sense, logic, sound science, responsible fiscal policy and the real American spirit. We can get America back on track, headed in the right direction. The Al Gores of the world are hopefully on the way out, just a sad footnote in American history.
Peter
Perry rejects global warming, debt-ceiling compromise
Posted: 17 Aug 2011 09:59 AM PDT
Rick Perry continues his campaigning in New Hampshire today, where Mitt Romney is expected to perform strongly in the first primary of the nomination process (Iowa is a caucus, of course). The Texas governor and new frontrunner — at least in one poll — campaigned strongly to the right, rejecting both the notion of anthropogenic global warming and the debt-ceiling compromise approved by Congress earlier this month:
Rick Perry says he does not believe in global warming. The newest Republican presidential candidate also says he would not have signed the debt-ceiling compromise brokered by Republicans and Democrats. …
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So Pete's place values huevos. What about brains. Clearly none around here.
Variations in solar output have been the cause of past climate changes. The effect of changes in solar forcing in recent decades is uncertain, but small, with some studies showing a slight cooling effect, while others studies suggest a slight warming effect. Thanks for sharing.
Soot may cool or warm the surface, depending on whether it is airborne or deposited. Atmospheric soot directly absorb solar radiation, which heats the atmosphere and cools the surface. In isolated areas with high soot production, such as rural India, as much as fifty percentage of surface warming due to greenhouse gases may be masked by atmospheric brown clouds. Thanks.
Soot may have a local effect on temperature. Black soot, or harmless ashes from a fire can be used to spread on an icy sidewalk. The black ashes absorb heat from the sun and melt the ice. This may actually be better than the more common practice of spreading salt on the ice.
In either case, the effect is local and not global, as in "global climate change" or "global warming".
An "Anonymous" A-hole internet troll makes a useless comment again......predictable.
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