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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Wall Street Journal Blog: No Need to Panic About Global Warming

Blog: WSJ: 'No Need to Panic about Global Warming'



For the last two decades, environmental guru Al Gore has been proclaiming that the earth has been experiencing global warming.  Gore wrote a book entitled, Earth in the Balance around 1992 telling us that we need to drastically change our lifestyle in order to preserve the earth.  He blames modern-day manufacturing with all the pollutants that are released into the air the cause for global warming.  They've been using fake science to prove their global warming theory.  In the last few year's the environmentalists have altered their language and are now using the phrase, "climate change" because we've had periods of cool weather the last few years.  The truth is we've always had periods of climate change throughout the earth's history.  Global warming isn't a new concept.  Long before there was massive industrialization in America and in England, we've had hot weather.  Climate change is another phrase for seasonal changes in weather.  There are four seasons in the year.  There is Spring, which produces warm weather.  Summer produces hot weather.  Fall produces cooler weather and winter produces cold weather.  Those are the four seasons of the year.  The climate always changes whenever we enter a new season. That's not ironic.  That's how the weather functions.  It's not global warming nor global cooling.  That's part of the natural weather cycle.

I have posted a link from the Wall Street Journal blog.  It has listed statements from a group of scientists debunking the theory of global warming.  They say it's nothing to panic about.  Click on the link to read the story.  It would serve the audience well to read about another point of view.  For your information, the Wall Street Journal isn't a right-wing newspaper.  It might not be classifed as a flaming liberal newspaper, but it's not a right-wing ultra-conservative newspaper.

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