Global warming is good for the planet?

Question

Why do liberals wana stop global warming if its good for the planet? It makes women wear s**y clothes which we love

and samlady45 told me that "studies actually show that warm periods in history tend to be prosperous times for an agricultural production. if anything, a little warmer climate is doing some good. a lot of south american countries are having very good crops recentally from this global warming".

Which would explain why hot areas have droughts and globally why we have a food shortage and water shortages in some areas.

Answer 1

Absolutely. Here is some proof.

http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?...

Answer 2

No its not.. our temperature has already raisen by .6 degrees.. it is affecting the ozone layer

melting the ice in the north and aouth poles

increasing the water level

Answer 3

little warmer??

IT'S FREAKIN' HOT IN HERE!!

Answer 4

q badge you're just an idiot.  I bet you're from Oklahoma or something.  Go to church and pray about it you jesus freak.

Answer 5

Some people misunderstand the words global warming. Let me explain: this event includes rising sea levels, increase in diseases, severe storms( hurricanes & tornadoes), floods, droughts, possible wars over fresh drinking water, climate change , poverty, and etc. Some areas  may be okay for now but, in time that will not be the case. Change takes time. For some good news some areas won't completely be deserted or destroyed but, resemble a third war country.

Hope this helps!:)

Answer 6

prosperity is directly related with heat, our planets most prosporous times were during warm periods. the dinosaurs flourished during some of our warmest periods and the little ice age is believed to be one of the contributing factors to high fatality rate of the bubonic plague. heat is good it makes crops grow; cold causes more disease.

Answer 7

Yell I thought the same thing this past winter when we had that nasty cold spell late and I do mean LATE in the season

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What is it do people up north not like to cut grass (not the smoking kind either)

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Or do they, the people up north that is, just like those nasty heating bills that every body hollers about

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And look at Greenland for the first time since the cave man left that cold cave

They have been able to plant a farm

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Yell there is some pay back but a little dry spell is just  something Mother nature does

She doesn't get the Farmers Almanac or watch the 3 week for cast on the evening news

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So what things get kind of strange in the weather department

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We had an Ice Age and who caused that dinosaur drooping that smell bad in the methane gases department

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Or was dinosaur dung  what caused the Big Melt Down after it all kind of fermented a couple of centuries

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I think That is just before they all went to their special spots around the world to die and turn into Crude oil

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Answer 8

yes, the medieval warm period was just peachy;

"Across vast swaths of the globe, however, severe, persistent droughts lasted not just for years but for generations. The Sierras of modern-day California experienced the severest droughts of the past 4,000 to 7,000 years. Acorn trees died, and along with them peoples largely dependent on acorns for food. Although data remain sketchy, it seems probable that extended droughts dried up pastureland on the Central Asian steppe, propelling the armies of Genghis Khan westward.

In the southern Yucatan arid conditions proved too much for the elaborate reservoirs, called “water mountains,” that the Maya used to irrigate their fields. Mr. Fagan permits himself an ominous aside: “The analogies to modern-day California, with its aqueducts for water-hungry Los Angeles, or to cities such as Tucson, Ariz., with its shrinking aquifers and falling water table, are irresistible.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/21/books/...

who is "we"? not very inclusive thinking on both counts. i am so glad you are a whole continent away from me.

Answer 9

Because in case you haven't noticed, we're facing a lot of natural disasters right now.

And in California, the weather's actually getting COLDER. So all the girls wear Uggs.

Answer 10

It also opens up resources frozen under the arctic.

Unfortunately it isnt happening.

Ive been driving my SUV 500 miles every day for the past year (in second gear) and ive been burning paper, after pouring some mercury onto it.. I have stock in a dairy farm.. I drill for oil in my back yard..(no oil yet..) Still nothing has happened.. PLEASE HELP! ITS COLD HERE!