Global Warming: A Man-made Crisis (Part 1)

Global Warming: A Man-made Crisis (Part 1)
By: Arnold Bock
www.MunKnee.com

Climate warming has become so universally accepted that it is worth one’s reputation to raise even a tepid question regarding warming wisdom or its factual accuracy.  Ordinary civic minded citizens who dare to exhibit the temerity to raise serious questions about the merits of man-made CO2 are routinely dismissed as uninformed troglodytes.  Scientists who question prevailing climate wisdom are shunned by professional colleagues and shut out from lucrative government research grants.  Often their careers are sidelined and professional reputations damaged, sometimes beyond repair, simply because they insist that the methodologies of science be respected.

Indeed, Al Gore, Nobel Laureate and ‘eminence grise’ of the global warming and climate change movement, continually repeats...the world as we know it will surely come to an end...caused by the rapid temperature increases and massive flooding...triggered by rising ocean levels and...only dramatic measures designed to stop the production of man-made anthropogenic CO2 caused by burning fossil fuels...will alter the trajectory of this looming disaster... otherwise a global calamity of immense proportions is inevitable.

Unfortunately, those environmentalists motivated to support initiatives which contribute to the greater good of society but reluctant to subscribe unthinkingly to the political agenda of the warming movement, are routinely scoffed at and humiliated.  Publicity demonizing carbon dioxide, especially the man made version, routinely convicts anyone who drives a gasoline-powered car, cooks his hamburgers on the barbeque, warms their living room with the cosy flames of the fireplace or cools their home with air conditioning using electricity generated by coal or natural gas. We are pronounced guilty of contributing to a looming genocide.  The guilt we are made to feel, stemming from our apparent insensitivity and warped morality, is almost palpable.

Global Warming: A Man-made Crisis (Part 1)