But;
'I've often heard it said that there is a consensus of thousands of
scientists on the global warming issue, that humans are causing a catastrophic
change to the climate system,' says John Christy, Professor and Director of the Earth System Science Center, NSSTC University of Alabama. 'Well I am one scientist, and there are many, that simply think that is not true.'
Global Warming has become an industry. Not just Oscars and huge grants are at stake, but now entire corporate structures are at risk if global warming is not a fact. Reputations are forcing the discourse in an attempt to make it so, as a fact. I see "green" products that will save our future when I go to the grocery store, when I look at car ads, when I try to buy clothes, everywhere, even when I take my garbage to the can. The garbage truck that stops in front of my house every week is a green monster that just screams "stop the warming", but can we, as mere humans, stop it or do we learn how to deal with it?
Good stewardship is a learned habit for individuals as well as nations. So is mass deception by a scientific community/industry. Few people believe Al Gore to be an expert on the affairs of a nation, but now he has become an expert on global warming of such stature that science's dissenting voices are stifled. Real scientists, real experts are being swept under the man made global carpet.
To plan good stewardship of our world's future we should start with good stewardship of our current science to base our efforts on sound theory.
I don't believe the global warming industrial complex is good for the earth.
