Reply to: AGW Watch

[DimPrawn]

Environment: Huge increase in spending on water urged to avert global catastrophe
· Infrastructure investment must double, say experts
· Climate change likely to put 4bn people at risk

Todays on-message Guardian headline. No evidence supplied, not even close.

No need. Everyone is brainwashed even though common sense shows it's absolute bollox.

[ace00]

Environment: Huge increase in spending on water urged to avert global catastrophe
· Infrastructure investment must double, say experts
· Climate change likely to put 4bn people at risk

Todays on-message Guardian headline. No evidence supplied, not even close.

[Mailman]

Look up the statistical concept of confidence intervals, cretin.
Although I can tell you in advance you won't have the brain-power to comprehend the idea

Well Im pretty confident you know f8ck all guru

Mailman

[DimPrawn]

Oh shut it you hypocrite.
All you think about is the price of your crappy terrace in Swindon

link-detached

[sasguru]

sasguru weeps real tears.

THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

How about thinking about real issues that actually exist and are proven such as education, clean water, immunisation, contraception, medical care, sustainable farming....etc

Oh shut it you hypocrite.
All you think about is the price of your crappy terrace in Swindon

[Moscow Mule]

What changes

You're focusing on the wrong bit, just imagine the superlative timepiece.

[DimPrawn]

What changes

The slight fall in global temperatures.

[oracleslave]

able to reverse the climate changes of the last few years....

What changes

[Moscow Mule]

Everytime I look at this post, I can't avoid thoughts of some kind of superlative timepiece, able to reverse the climate changes of the last few years....

[ASB]

Look up the statistical concept of confidence intervals, cretin.
Although I can tell you in advance you won't have the brain-power to comprehend the idea

And how the media can deal with confidence intervals.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7605118.stm

[DimPrawn]

Climate inaction 'costing lives'

Oxfam says rich nations' carbon footprint are putting lives at risk
Failure to take urgent action to curb climate change is effectively violating the human rights of people in the poorest nations, an aid charity warns.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7605927.stm

They must love this round the dinner tables of Islington

sasguru weeps real tears.

THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

How about thinking about real issues that actually exist and are proven such as education, clean water, immunisation, contraception, medical care, sustainable farming....etc

[ace00]

Islington based outrage!

Climate inaction 'costing lives'

Oxfam says rich nations' carbon footprint are putting lives at risk
Failure to take urgent action to curb climate change is effectively violating the human rights of people in the poorest nations, an aid charity warns.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7605927.stm

They must love this round the dinner tables of Islington

[sasguru]

IF they are going to use the word COULD, then surely the range should start at ZERO?

How can you say something could happen and then give a specific range?

Thats just like saying guru could know what he is talking about when the chances of that happening are 0%

Mailman

Look up the statistical concept of confidence intervals, cretin.
Although I can tell you in advance you won't have the brain-power to comprehend the idea

[Mailman]

Latest climate change prediction from IPCC:

World temperatures could rise by between 1.1 and 6.4 °C (2.0 and 11.5 °F) during the 21st century

IF they are going to use the word COULD, then surely the range should start at ZERO?

How can you say something could happen and then give a specific range?

Thats just like saying guru could know what he is talking about when the chances of that happening are 0%

Mailman

[TimberWolf]

Not a problem. We make excellent Weapons of Mass Destruction which we sell to anyone with cash, and then buy energy from terrorist states. It's how the world works.

It's how the world works at the moment. But oil is a finite resource and consumption is increasing. We'd be better off having our own energy supplies (and being an exporter if possible) even if it's not the cheapest energy around today.