[kathsua]

So why do some people still claim there is a greenhouse effect? Maybe they just don't know how to read or are too lazy to do anything except accept whatever they are told by their masters like AlGore.

[rightinthemiddle]

Here’s an answer:

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071202/COLUMNIST0130/712020382/1007/OPINION

[PC99]

This is ridiculous. The greenhouse effect is a natural atmospheric phenomena recognized for over a century, and it’s as real as gravity. Al Gore didn’t invent it. It’s a vital thing - without it, earth would have an average global temperature of 0 degrees F. It is the reason Venus is a hellish, sweltering place. You can test it with an infrared thermocam and a tube full of CO2 - the CO2 will block out and absorb heat. The politics of global warming are another matter, but don’t try and deny a basic fact of science.

[Free Vulcan]

If you want to bring global warming crashing to the ground, disprove the link between greenhouse gases and warming.

I never could see how gas could store that much energy anyway.

[mysterio]

So why do some people still claim there is a greenhouse effect?

Because there is a greenhouse effect.

While the causes of global warming are up for debate, the existence of a greenhouse effect would be pretty hard to disprove, considering the overwhelming evidence in favor of it.

[AndyTheBear]

The greenhouse effect is real. The hysteria about CO2 is B.S. though. The article looks to be a hoax or quackery.

[steelyourfaith]

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[null and void]

I think they should tear down the greenhouses, before the greenhouse gas emissions kill us all!

[TChad]

Global warming advocacy may be ridiculous, but so is pretending that this 98 year old document brings anything to the debate.