Record corn crop predicted

[zork]

The Link

Climate change good or too few animals and not enough ethanol demand? WTF? With all of the increased hurricanes, melted arctic, flooded coastal areas, at least we can eat corn.

 

[MojoMan]

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[Vol Horn 4 Life]

Awww come on. The North Pole melted six years ago.

 

[Roger35]

What is with the TP core and denying science?

 

[zork]

Who is denying science? It appears that there are more variables than just CO2 that affect the overall climate on the Earth. The sun is perhaps in a calming phase,The Link ?

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[dalhorn1]

Good ol' Rog35, resident Hornfan hatemonger

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

Good ole R35 is one of those libs with a God complex thinking humans can control Earths climate. The little engine that could.......or couldn't.

The Earth's climate has changed constantly since the beginning. Only you and your ilk are so myopic to think that this particular point in time is the norm. But keep on believing in your magic wand. Nothing any human will or can do will stop climate change, because that's just what happens naturally.

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

I'd also like to add the best course of action is to prepare for the coming changes instead of thinking you can stop it. It may happen in the next year, the next decade, the next century or the next 1,000 years but whenever it happens we need to be prepared.

Now, if you'd like to discuss pollution and it's current or future effect on human life that's a different story. Effects of pollution on air quality, water quality, crop production, wildlife, cancer, etc. is something we all can discuss but don't use the ******** climate issue to drive the agenda. It comes across as nothing but a money grab and in many cases it is i.e. carbon credits when those driving that are the worst at emitting carbon.

I don't know a single person who thinks dumping corporate waste into streams, throwing trash on the road, emissions deteriorating air quality, etc is a good thing. Those types of issues are more relatable to the common person than how driving a battery powered prius or installing solar panels will keep the world from heating up.