[GJM] Mitigation and reversal .

Muhammad Mukhtar Alam mukhtaralam2000 at yahoo.com
Tue Nov 28 22:31:20 MST 2006


Dear Martin,
   
  If the temperature in Delhi, India are presented then here we have experienced late onset of winter. A respected newspaper The Hindu www.hinduonnet.com carried an article by Kalpana Sharamacabout the things that need to be done for mitigating the impact of global warming. 
   
  Adaptation is always there for changes..But then with destruction of so many ecologically sustainable habitats, I do not think we should stay calm and poised in cities with ecologically hostile skyscrappers..We also need to get rid of the common but differentiated responsibility agreed in 1992 and incorporated in the Kyoto Protcol in 1997 and bring in India and China on board.
   
  Dr.Muhammad Mukhtar Alam

Martin Hattersley <hattersleyjm at interbaun.com> wrote:
  Dear Robert, Philip Stott and all -

It's minus 27 degrees celsius here in Edmonton Alberta this morning, with a 
wind chill that brings it down to minus 40. Well below seasonal normals. 
Sure as hell doesn't feel like global warming to me!!

More seriously, I think of those woolly mammoths of 15,000 or so BC, eating 
summer flowers in Alaska and Siberia, and suddenly finding themselves quick 
frozen, until we dig them out of the permafrost today. Then of North America 
covered in an ice sheet half a kilometer thick, whose melting perhaps 6,000 
years ago likely was connected with the Great Flood, and whose remnants are 
the glaciers that are slowly melting away today.

In short, while it's certainly good to curb greenhouse gases and pollution 
of all kinds, we shouldn't get the idea that climate change will be entirely 
halted by these means. I agree - we have to be ready to adapt.

Martin Hattersley
5929 - 189 St.,
EDMONTON AB CANADA T6M 2J1

jmartinh at shaw.ca

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "robert searle" 
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Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 2:21 AM
Subject: [GJM] Philip Stott, and An Alternative Green Viewpoint.


> Dear All,
>
> If we are to believe Philip Stott, Professor of Bio-Geography of 
> the University of London green taxes, and attempted emission capping is 
> probably a waste of time. Moreover, climate is a highly complex system 
> which is difficult to predict in any way in spite of the advanced 
> scientific models involved.
>
> Stott talked on Talk Sport for about two hours on the James Whale Show. He 
> handled a number of interesting callers, and he gave them some fascinating 
> answers. It is so refreshing to find an alternative green viewpoint from 
> the present litany of doom, and gloom.
>
> Essentially, he was saying that we have to ADAPT to climate change. It has 
> happened before in the past even without the so-called greenhouse 
> gases...!! Though he apppeared to admit that human activities did not help 
> the situation but simply speeded up the process. Yet, its effects were 
> exagerrated by the mainstream green orthodoxy. Moreover, he made the claim 
> that the so-called magnifying effect of the greenhouses gases in the 
> atmosphere had never been proved.
>
> How true all this is another matter but I feel he is worthy of 
> consideration, and include two links for interested parties.
>
>
> http://parliamentofthings.info/
>
>
> http://greenspin.blogspot.com/
>
>
> R.Searle
>
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