[Greeblie]

If there is anyone out there who still believes in this stupid idea of Global Warming, get some facts. Who would you believe? The experts whose job it is to know these things or the dead, glassy eye of the Boob Tube?

[jumpstartme]

Good article bump.

[edger]

Is there anyone out there who still believes in this stupid idea of Global Warming....

Yeah! George W!! Else why would he drop the scientific objection to Kyoto and concentrate on an ineffective economic objection? Dubya's cave-in on Kyoto is only a matter of time.

[Restorer]

In a number of surveys, including of major university chemistry students, a majority of students are in favor of banning dihydrogen monoxide, which has been found to be present in all cancers, the major component of acid rain, and to cause serious burns and thousands of deaths annually from inhalation. These results are tabulated at this website:

http://www.dhmo.org/research.html

(Dihydrogen monoxide is better know as H2O)

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Its on PBS every day.

[facedown]

Yet half of those polled believed that humans and dinosaurs co-existed on Earth, despite the scientific fact that the dinosaurs went extinct tens of millions of years before the earliest hominids appeared.

We're doomed...

[DrDavid]

On the facts of human-made global warming, should one believe television or the experts?

Or only the experts that don't agree with the television?

[rwfok]

Speaking of experts:

Sites Critical of the Greenhouse Warming Hypothesis

[Kay Soze]

Ozone hole to mend by 2040

By Stephen Lunn, Tokyo correspondent

29 may 02 Ozone Hole to Mend

THE hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica will disappear by 2040, Japanese scientists forecast yesterday, offering a far more hopeful timeframe than previous research predictions.

Using a supercomputer to model future global atmospheric conditions, scientists Tatsuya Nagashima and Masaaki Takahashi from Tokyo University predicted that the next 15 years will see little or no change in the size of the ozone hole before a slow improvement begins in the late 2030s. From that point there will be a sudden increase in the amount of ozone in the stratosphere, leading to a full recovery by about 2040.

The pair said the scientific community now accepted that legal restrictions on chlorofluorocarbons, previously found in products such as aerosols and refrigeration products, had been effective in undoing the decades of damage done to ozone levels, including the creation of a massive hole in the ozone layer in the 1980s.