The Science and Public Policy Institute say there are at least 35 inconvenient truths in Al Gore's movie:
http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/monckton/goreerrors.html
http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/monckton/goreerrors.html
I can't believe he got a Peace Prize. Exactly what has he done for peace?
That's not doing anything for peace.
Global warming will lead to conflicts over resources, especially water.
Why, also, does it seem like denial of the science goes hand in hand with faith in a creator that guides mankind?
Why do temperature rises cause CO2 levels to go up? Is that just a correlation or is there a causation relationship proven?One of the biggest flaws in the movie is saying CO2 levels causes temperature increases, when its already a known fact that its the opposite, temperature rises causes CO2 levels to go up
Just as with any popular account of scientific findings I would expect them to be riven with inaccuracies. I don't recall ever watching a National Geographic documentary on a topic I has some knowledge of that I didn't catch a couple of bloopers in - without looking for them. Thirty five in a movie length presentation doesn't seem out of order.The Science and Public Policy Institute say there are at least 35 inconvenient truths in Al Gore's movie:
http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/monckton/goreerrors.html
Global warming will lead to conflicts over resources, especially water.
Why, also, does it seem like denial of the science goes hand in hand with faith in a creator that guides mankind?
Because we've been through this before only it was called global cooling/freezing of the 70's. It never happened. It never will.
And religion may fear science by Christians don't. We respect most science but we know there's more. Much more.
There are at least 35 major flaws in Gore's movie. And he gets a peace prize?
You guessed wrong. I am not jealous of anybody or anything. And the last thing I would ever want is a liberal award. No thanks.
The only reward I'm interested in is from God. :worship:
Why, also, does it seem like denial of the science goes hand in hand with faith in a creator that guides mankind?