06 Jul 18
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Originally posted by @metal-brainAs vile as that practice is, the key was 'where it is employed' which means those coral reefs in reach of those Asian countries. That won't effect the dying reefs around the south pacific like those around Australia and such. So this bit is just more evidence of you trying to debunk climate scientists saying we are in trouble and that caused by humans using fossil fuels mainly but also poisoning the oceans with plastic waste by the millions of tons, all of the above as the direct result of human activity.
Cyanide fishing is damaging coral reefs in certain parts of the world. It needs to be stopped so we know it is not global warming causing it.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cyanide-fishing/
But go on denying it as long as you are morally able. At some point even you will have to admit you were wrong and I hope to hell it is not too late when you deniers agree with known science because your denials when done by the thousands, effect policies around the world which of course is just fine by you and your buddies.
06 Jul 18
Originally posted by @sonhouse"That won't effect the dying reefs around the south pacific like those around Australia and such."
As vile as that practice is, the key was 'where it is employed' which means those coral reefs in reach of those Asian countries. That won't effect the dying reefs around the south pacific like those around Australia and such. So this bit is just more evidence of you trying to debunk climate scientists saying we are in trouble and that caused by humans usin ...[text shortened]... housands, effect policies around the world which of course is just fine by you and your buddies.
Are you claiming that vile practice does not happen around Australia?
Are the ice caps still shrinking on Mars? We can fix that if would do the right thing and start taxing all the industry on that planet for their CO² emissions.
I'm just glad the science is settled here on Earth and the man-made global warming myth has been debunked and replaced with man-made global cyanide poisoning.
Originally posted by @tom-wolseyDon't forget the round-earth myth. And the moon-landing myth. And the evolution myth. And the vaccination myth. And the 4-billion-year-old earth myth.
Are the ice caps still shrinking on Mars? We can fix that if would do the right thing and start taxing all the industry on that planet for their CO² emissions.
I'm just glad the science is settled here on Earth and the man-made global warming myth has been debunked and replaced with man-made global cyanide poisoning.
Glad we have people like you to call out 97% of the world's scientists on their BS.
06 Jul 18
Originally posted by @vivifyRight because when 97% of the "scientific community" agrees on something, it must be true.
Don't forget the round-earth myth. And the moon-landing myth. And the evolution myth. And the vaccination myth. And the 4-billion-year-old earth myth.
Glad we have people like you to call out 97% of the world's scientists on their BS.
Like a flat Earth.
Or the Sun orbiting the Earth.
Or eating spinach makes you stronger.
Or more recently, global cooling and the impending ice age.
06 Jul 18
Originally posted by @metal-brainFar, far more dangerous to the world's coral reefs is the bleaching effect of increased solar ultraviolet light reaching them due to thinning of the ozone layer, which IS caused by 'global warming'.
Cyanide fishing is damaging coral reefs in certain parts of the world. It needs to be stopped so we know it is not global warming causing it.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cyanide-fishing/
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @suzianneYou don't know what you are talking about. Global warming does not effect the ozone layer. It has been a long time since I have heard such an absurd claim as this one. Absolute BS!
Far, far more dangerous to the world's coral reefs is the bleaching effect of increased solar ultraviolet light reaching them due to thinning of the ozone layer, which IS caused by 'global warming'.
Originally posted by @metal-brainThe thinning of the Ozone Layer isn't caused by global warming, but contributes to it. Man-made causes resulted in massive Ozone depletion, adding to global warming, in addition to deforestation, carbon emissions, etc.
You don't know what you are talking about. Global warming does not effect the ozone layer. It has been a long time since I have heard such an absurd claim as this one. Absolute BS!
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @tom-wolseyJust because they were wrong this doesn't mean it wasn't true.
Right because when 97% of the "scientific community" agrees on something, it must be true.
Like a flat Earth.
Or the Sun orbiting the Earth.
Or eating spinach makes you stronger.
Or more recently, global cooling and the impending ice age.
What I mean is, just because something isn't true this doesn't mean they were wrong because the evidence at that time proved it was true... even though it wasn't.
Wait, spinach doesn't make you stronger? Are you sure about that?
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @vivifyCorrect, this is what I meant. Contributes to, not caused by.
The thinning of the Ozone Layer isn't caused by global warming, but contributes to it. Man-made causes resulted in massive Ozone depletion, adding to global warming, in addition to deforestation, carbon emissions, etc.
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @metal-brainActually there is a 'rogue" scientist who believes it is the thinning of the ozone layer and
You don't know what you are talking about. Global warming does not effect the ozone layer. It has been a long time since I have heard such an absurd claim as this one. Absolute BS!
holes within it that are responsible for global warming and not CO2 emissions. I'm surprised
you have not latched on to that. Can't remember his name, you'll have to go agoogling.
So perhaps not absolute BS
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @tom-wolseyFind a scientist who said the Earth was flat.
Right because when 97% of the "scientific community" agrees on something, it must be true.
Like a flat Earth.
Or the Sun orbiting the Earth.
Or eating spinach makes you stronger.
Or more recently, global cooling and the impending ice age.
Find a scientist who proved the Earth went around the sun.
Tell me about this scientist who said spinach makes you stronger.
And impending ice-age? We are currently in one. We hope it stays!
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @lemon-limeStanding under the crotch of midgets.
Just because they were wrong this doesn't mean it wasn't true.
What I mean is, just because something isn't true this doesn't mean they were wrong because the evidence at that time proved it was true... even though it wasn't.
Wait, spinach doesn't make you stronger? Are you sure about that?
(to paraphrase Newton)
07 Jul 18
Originally posted by @vivifyFALSE!
The thinning of the Ozone Layer isn't caused by global warming, but contributes to it. Man-made causes resulted in massive Ozone depletion, adding to global warming, in addition to deforestation, carbon emissions, etc.
Global warming does not contribute to it. CFCs and other man made chemicals contribute to it, but not global warming.