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A Logical Argument Against Global Warming for the Layman
By Erik Bays

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Did you know that the
Earth has been cooling for the last decade (1998-2008)?
Did you know that the poles of the planet are gaining about as much ice
as they are losing? Did you know that
for 420,000 years changes in the Earth's temperature have happened before
changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide? These
are not things that you are likely to learn by listening to the mainstream
media.
This paper has two
goals. First, it tries to educate the
reader about some of the issues surrounding manmade global warming.
Second, it makes a logical argument against manmade global warming.
This paper does not
address the issue of what should or should not be done about global
warming. This paper simply addresses the
question: Is manmade global warming occurring?
This paper makes the following arguments:
1) The IPCC is driven by politics and is not an objective scientific body. Its conclusions are untrustworthy.
2) There is still scientific debate about global warming.
3) Computer climate models are unreliable.
4) Changes in energy from the sun drive climate change on Earth, not carbon dioxide.
5) Earth's temperature has been warmer in the past. It is not hotter than normal.
Therefore, manmade global warming has not yet been proven.
Copyright Notice. This essay may be freely distributed and
reproduced for non-commercial purposes.
It is licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. It may be modified or used in part as long as
that reproduction carries the same permissions of use.
About the Author. This essay
was completed as part of the completion of a BS in Journalism: Communication
Studies from the University of Oregon.
The author is a vegetarian, he recycles, he uses a bicycle as his
primary mode of transportation, and his home is powered by wind power. He is not employed by any oil or gas company
or any special interest group. You can
contact the author at erikbays@yahoo.com.
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