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So what's your point? Are you saying we humans don't have any impact on the environment?
Are you sure? Because it sounds like you don't believe in global warming...No point really.
If it's true, great news that the Antarctic is growing!Just presenting contrary evidence of depletion of ice there. As I understand it, the region that is losing ice is also an area of volcanic vents.
Are you sure? Because it sounds like you don't believe in global warming...
What's global warming?Are you sure? Because it sounds like you don't believe in global warming...
What's global warming?
Is that where all the ice in the oceans are supposed to melt and wipe us all out in a flood, despite the fact that when you put an ice cube in a glass of water, and it melts, the water level actually goes down, not up?
Yes --- thank you.Actually, the volume does not change, AVET. The problem is not with ice on the ocean (such as the northern ice sheet) it is with the ice sheets on the land (Antarctica). Antarctica is a continent, therefore the glaciers on Antartica are on land, not water. When the ice melts off the land, it enters into the ocean and raises its level. Make sense now?
Thank you, sir --- but I have to interject here --- God promised never to flood the earth again like in Noah's time:The ice of Antarctica is on land. A correct analogy would be putting ice on a plate tilted toward your glass and watching it melt. The water level will certainly rise. Reality is even worse than the analogy since in the analogy some of the water might spill onto the counter rather than enter the glass. There are only two places the melting ice in Antarctica can go: The air, due to evaporation, and the ocean.
ETA: Or what Split Rock said.
Genesis 9:15 said:And I will remember my covenant, which is between me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and the waters shall no more become a flood to destroy all flesh.
Thank you, sir --- but I have to interject here --- God promised never to flood the earth again like in Noah's time:
First of all, in my opinion, global warming is a myth --- second of all, the Bible says how this world is going to end, and I can assure you, it's not from anything you "scientists" can dream up.Be that as it may, AV -- if the glaciers are melting, even in part, due to man-made global warming, then it's not God doing it, is it?
According to the Bible, God only said He'd never flood us again -- not that He'd ever stop us from doing it to ourselves.
First of all, in my opinion, global warming is a myth --- second of all, the Bible says how this world is going to end, and I can assure you, it's not from anything you "scientists" can dream up.
So while this near-faithless generation [now] is shivering in its shoes wondering if we're gonna drown, freeze to death, or get blown to pieces by the next asteroid that comes within view of someone's telescope, we Christians will just tuck our comfy selves in bed, knowing that God has the final say.
It's interesting that "scientists" today are talking about us drowning, when Jesus said the last days will be indicative of Noah's time.
First of all, in my opinion, global warming is a myth
--- second of all, the Bible says how this world is going to end, and I can assure you, it's not from anything you "scientists" can dream up.
So while this near-faithless generation [now] is shivering in its shoes wondering if we're gonna drown, freeze to death, or get blown to pieces by the next asteroid that comes within view of someone's telescope, we Christians will just tuck our comfy selves in bed, knowing that God has the final say.
It's interesting that "scientists" today are talking about us drowning, when Jesus said the last days will be indicative of Noah's time.
Why should we?I am soooo glad that we scientists are being heard, instead of Evangelicals who say,"Don't worry... we'll be raptured before the end anyway. No need to worry about teh consequences of global warming, or a collision with an asteroid. Let's not waste the time and money on that stuff."
Why should we?
I don't get why global warming is seen as a crock. It makes sense that human activity would contribute the earth warming in significant measures.