Pastor Bob DeWaay and Tod Kramasz review the book “Taken by Storm – The Troubled Science, Policy, and Politics of Global Warming.” They show that human caused global warming is not based on “proven science” but is a “Doctrine” that defines a “sin” that is impossible to repent of. Posted with permission cicministry.org Twin City Fellowship 2734 Rhode Island Ave S St. Louis Park, MN Corner of W 28th St & Rhode Island Ave S twincityfellowship.com forum.twincityfellowship.com
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Isn’t it more important to spend the money on feeding starving children?

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I think so. Spending billions of dollars every year on “global warming” is a luxury we can’t afford. The money would be better spent in other humanitarian ways.

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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 25, 2008 — Uncertainty still looms abound as to whether or not global warming exists and is caused by humans. This has caused the webmaster of Consequences of Global Warming to create a website to serve as a centralized location of thesis statements and research manuals on global warming to that the debate about whether the phenomenon is occurring or not can be set aside for more proactive solutions.

The overuse and abuse of fossil fuels is leading to a climate-changing event called global warming that threatens to alter human life. The website ConsequencesOfGlobalWarming.com is a great resource for those interested in learning more about the consequences of global warming. The site has polls and sections regarding temperature, species affected, the ecosystem, the transportation problem, sea levels, the economic effect, and the disease factor. The most informative section of ConsequencesOfGlobalWarming.com is the articles section, where readers can learn more about global warming.

Spearheaded by former Vice President Al Gore, the case for global warming has now reached epic proportions. The webmaster explains that the world can no longer ignore this phenomenon, lest succumb to the wrath our actions cause on the environment. Some of the articles on ConsequencesOfGlobalWarming.com include the “causes of global warming,” the “effects of global warming”, the “facts about global warming”, polls, and the site even offers some solutions to the problem of global warming.

Another great feature of ConsequencesOfGlobalWarming.com is their link to other sites on the web where global warming is the central issue. The Webmaster feels that the public has to know what is going and succumb to their ‘need to know’ status. Sadly, this is not a political issue, as some politicians have deemed this out to be. This is an international issue that needs to be addressed.

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Welcome to Global Warming Controversy. There are different views over what the appropriate policy response to climate change should be. These competing views weigh the benefits of limiting emissions of greenhouse gases against the costs. In general, it seems likely that climate change will impose greater damages and risks in poorer regions.

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Developing and developed countries have made different arguments over who should bear the burden of costs for cutting emissions. Developing countries often concentrate on per capita emissions, that is, the total emissions of a country divided by its population.

The Kyoto Protocol, which came into force in 2005, sets legally binding emission limitations for most developed countries. Developing countries are not subject to limitations. This exemption led the U.S. (under President George W. Bush) and a previous Australian Government to decide not to ratify the treaty.

In 2007–2008 Gallup Polls surveyed 127 countries. Over a third of the world’s population was unaware of global warming, with people in developing countries less aware than those in developed, and those in Africa the least aware. Of those aware, Latin America leads in belief that temperature changes are a result of human activities while Africa, parts of Asia and the Middle East, and a few countries from the Former Soviet Union lead in the opposite.

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Global warming. Controversial to say the very least. Scientists on both sides have mountains of evidence to suggest that humans are either having a devastating impact on the earth’s climate or it’s just the natural climate change like any number of other climate changes the earth has gone through in its history. Whichever side you support going green can be more than just taking responsibility for the now; it can be taking responsibility for our future.

Carbon Reduction In Our Atmosphere
If you are of the belief that humans are the primary cause of climate change then you feel it is important to reduce your total carbon footprint. In fact you may already be taking the necessary steps to reduce your footprint.

If, however, you feel that humans are not the primary cause of Global Warming you should look at reducing your carbon footprint regardless and here’s why? Most green technology that is now coming online is more cost effective and efficient. For example by just switching to compact fluorescent light bulbs in a home the average US household saves over 0 per year. In this economy that kind of savings can really start to add up.

Changes You Can Make
The first thing most experts agree on when it comes time to “go green” is to start with your own home. Sure you can purchase tree credits and carbon offsets, but the first greatest impact you can make on your carbon footprint starts at home. And to those of you who feel that the process of global warming is not man made, realize that most of these methods actually reduce your energy use and dependence which actually reduces your monthly bills. It’s also helpful to look at this from the standpoint of by reducing now you leave a little bit more for the future at lower cost. The less energy we can take now the more we will have for the future. So save a little energy now and save a little money all at the same time.

Now some of the things that you can do:

- Change Your Light Bulbs to Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs. Saves energy and money.

- Add an insulating blanket to your hot water heater or convert to a tankless hot water heater.

- Put electronics on surge protectors and unplug them when not in use.

- Replace older appliances with new Energy Star compliant. Some even have rebates!

- If your car gets less than 25mpg it might be time to trade it in for a new hybrid.

- Try adjusting the thermostat to be a tad cooler in the winter and a tad warmer in the summer. The savings alone will make that extra sweater in the winter or the tank top in the summer worth it.

- Take reusable bags with you whenever you go shopping. You will save on plastic, which will reduce carbon. If you use to use paper you will reduce deforestation. It’s just good all the way around.

Whatever side you believe in, whether human caused or natural progression of the earth, going green transcends political views and becomes something that can help and affect everyone involved. Whether you are doing it to save the planet, or doing it to save some money, feel good and just do it.

The US government has been now caught manipulating climate data. This has been going on for the last 20 years. KUSI meteorologist, Weather Channel founder, and weatherman, John Coleman explains the science and the US government involvement in the Global Warming controversy. www.wnd.com www.kusi.com An entire one hour Global Warming special hosted by John Coleman can be viewed here: www.kusi.com
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How much more would you raise other people’s taxes?

Do you believe that if you pay higher taxes to end “Global Warming”, then everyone should pay higher taxes as well?

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Zero,

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Think about this.

A single volcano puts out more “greenhouse” gases in one month than all the cars in the world puts out in 50 years.

Volcano’s have been going off for thousands of years as well.

It’s the media that has exploited this fact to bring it to a political head for someones gain in one area or another, that’s it nothing else.

How many people don’t know this fact?

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http://www.climatecrisis.net/

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An article written by columnist Christopher Booker has recently been cited by “skeptics”. Booker has previously argued that asbestos is “chemically identical to talcum powder” and “poses no measurable risk to health”.

Why is it that these sources of global warming “skepticism” so frequently make such scientifically questionable (or more often, just flat-out wrong) claims?

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Something tells me they won’t just go away.

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