Comments on: Chris Field says rate of climate change faster than estimated

By: ASAD AHMED RAUFI

ASAD AHMED RAUFI — Wed, 06 May 2009 09:28:58 +0000

unity,and optimism is key for this issue.
Ewerybody have to understand in simple words that temperature is rising and we are responsible for it.
Efficient use of energy is available,its just helping and communicating with each other that lacks.

By: Joe Kerr

Joe Kerr — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:31:58 +0000

Since it appears that nature is going to work against us anyway, and since the world has never united on any front, and there have been major issues like the holocaust, starving children, etc., do we expect that people will stop advancing based on something they can’t see themselves? It’s winter in the midwest, cold, and snow in March, my eyes distort what you tell me. Would it not be a more prudent use of scientific research not to have so many people working on declaring the problem, but maybe in generating uses for the CO2 we are producing. Can’t we turn it into something useful?

By: Garry Peterson

Garry Peterson — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 07:03:11 +0000

What does your cranky comment have to do with Chris Field’s talk?
CO2 levels in the atmosphere are increasing faster than expected.

By: Paul Denton

Paul Denton — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 14:21:06 +0000

I like the way you censor anything that goes against the climate cult. I think what really lies at the heart of these “global warming” cults is good old fashioned snobbery. You don’t like the fact that formerly poor and backward countries are developing and unlocking better lives for themselves.

Sure I don’t like the fact that rainforests are being decimated but what do you propose? You think turning off a light bulb is going to save the world? Get real!

The world is using more and more energy every year with new technologies and luxuries available at increasingly lower prices. What we need are better methods of generating power, and i’m not talking about solar or wind like the hippies always love to yap on about, they’re completely inneficient on a power/cost ratio compared to fossil fuel buring power stations.

We need new technologies not stupid hippies trying to bring about some kind of neo-communism.

By: bobiscold

bobiscold — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 16:36:16 +0000

Me thinks Mr. Fields [deleted personal attacks and factually incorrect comments]

[If you are going to criticize someone's work please use your real name on this blog, and criticize the work not the person. Otherwise your comments will be deleted. - Garry]

By: Tony Hamilton

Tony Hamilton — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 23:14:59 +0000

Some of us have known that this was likely to be true for some time.
When are the rest of you going to wake up to the idea that addressing global warming is not a plot to make life harder, but is likely to be vital for the future of anyone under 50