Conservative Ally

Global warming is largely caused by the sun. Yes, the sun has a greater impact on how warm the climate is than humans and our activities. John Coleman, the founder of the weather channel, thinks that the sun’s cycles has more to do with global warming too.

“The Sun contains 99.8% of the mass of solar system. Its constant hydrogen fueled atomic fusion consumes more mass in a second that all the fossil fuel ever burned on Earth.

It is difficult to imagine man’s activities overwhelming the heat from the Sun. But, that is exactly what global warming advocates want you to believe.”

What about carbon dioxide you say?

Well, John Coleman goes on to state:
“The increase in our atmospheric carbon dioxide during the 20th and early 21st centuries has produced no deleterious effects upon Earth’s weather and climate. There is absolutely no correlation between the increase in CO2 and average worldwide or US temperatures.

And, predictions of harmful climatic effects due to future increases in hydrocarbon use and resulting increases in minor greenhouse gases such as CO2 do not conform to current experimental knowledge or have any scientific basis.

On the other hand, increased carbon dioxide has markedly increased plant growth. Forest growth and farm crop output per acre have grown proportionally with increased atmospheric CO2 that is a key to photosynthesis in plants.”

So we humans help trees grow, which helps the climate. Humans do not make the earth warmer. The earth is bigger than all of us. Or should I say the universe is bigger than all of us.

Yes, I have heard that polar bears are dying and the ice caps are melting too. Well they do melt a little over the summers, but then they reformed as winter takes over too. It is a natural cycle of the seasons. The media did not mentioned that the ice caps reformed back to their freezing state.

“The simple meteorological facts are that the melt happens every year. In the spring and summer some of the ice melts and in the fall and winter it reforms again.

This year, however, more ice melted than had ever melted since the pole has been under satellite observation. But that satellite surveillance only began around 1976,” said John Coleman.

And it is not like we have not had ice ages and extreme warming throughout history, before humans were there to even put out fossil fuels and carbon dioxide emissions. By the way there were 5,000 polar bears in 1940, today there are 25,000 and increasing!

If you want to learn more about Al Gore and his 35 errors then check out scienceandpublicpolicy.com . You can also learn more about global warming here.

Seasons happen and they have nothing to do with mankind’s fossil fuels emissions. There are record high temperatures and record low temperatures and it will continue even when mankind is gone.

source: John Coleman’s briefings

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