Can you please answer these global warming questions?

Question

1. How does global warming affect the earth?

2. Does the economy benefit from this problem? If so, how?

3. What can people do to stop global warming?

4. In your opinion, what would be the most extreme outcome of the continuation of global warming?

Thank You!

Answer 1

Some people are better off but most are far worse off. Some places may cool, some flood more often, some will become refuges, many will die...

Answer 2

1. The sun is going through it's normal cycle and is currently giving off more heat. ALL of the planets are increasing in temperature.

2. No real effect. This solar heating cycle has been going on for as long as we've been measuring it.

3. Nothing. How do you change the heat output of the sun?

4. Nothing. It will revert to it's cooling half of the cycle in a few years. This is normal.

The sun's heat output cycle has been measured by NASA for some years now. The Mission to Planet Earth has focused a lot of satellite time on Earth and has measured no meaningful changes. Well, NOAH has confirmed the ice caps are now 25% larger than they were 10 years ago in a report they released last week. We don't know why. Doesn't seem to have any effect on the ecosphere we can measure. All that stuff you read about greenhouse gas, pollution, cow farts, "green" light bulbs - not one scientific report to support any of it. Just a bunch of political nonsense to scare you into "going green" How much money has Gore made on this!? Millions.

Answer 3

1. It produces climate change.

2. Tourism on the tropical coastline of Alaska and Canada. The opening of the North West Passage for shipping.

3. Not a heck of a lot, but it's always better to try and live in union with nature rather than against her. Nature will always take back what she wants for her own like New Orleans. "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature."

4. It could get too danged hot for man nor beast. A real dust choker.

Answer 4

Global warming would provide longer growing seasons world wide and greater food production and lower food costs. It would cut gas and oil consumption for heating. It would reduce the number of severe storms producing tornadoes and hurricanes because there would be less variation in temperature. All around it would be a better and more comfortable world like the Roman optimum at the time of Christ and the medieval optimum at the time of the exploration.

Answer 5

1. Higher than normal temperatures planet-wide, causing glaciers to melt and tides to rise. The beaches errupt and we lose more and more land. Oh, and depletion of the ozone layer which causes a rise in cancers and the death of crops, which will lead to food shortage. Oh, and habitat destruction which leads to loss of species.

2. The economy benefits from global warming because the economy benefits from the use of fossil fuels. It doesn't directly benefit from global warming but would, yes, suffer from pro-environment movements. Still, if we don't act now we won't even have an environment in which we can live and do business in anyway so the compromise is worth it.

3. We can stop global warming by first of all allowing scientists to create environmentally friendly technology. Companies that benefit from destructive products, such as petroleum, actually pay lawmakers and technology companies in order to continue their monopoly.

4. The most extreme outcome? A rise in natural disasters and the extinction of the human race. Have you seen this start to happen yet?

Answer 6

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