B2L2

Even according to IPCC, the global average temperature has increased 0.6°C only over last century.  Does it really matter?
kipposhi 發表於 2010-2-4 13:35

First, thanks for the link.  I wasn't familiar with all these data and honestly wasn't paying much attention on global warming.  But the link you gave actually brought up the alarm for me.  

0.6°C over last century may not seems that much, but I do worry about that.  However, what bothers me more is the trend showed in those graph.  They also mentioned about the reduce in snow coverage and raise of sea level.  So all these don't even bother you at all?

I don't know who/what caused the change, but being human, I believe there is something we could do, instead of keep saying the damage we made is insignificant.

B2L2

Let me ask whether you agree that the 0.6°C could account for at least part of the snow/sea level issue?  Instead of keep quoting others comment, what's your actual stand on this topic?

One side, you said there isn't much human could do, and the other side, you quote other suggestion to use energy to increase the temperature.  So which one you agree that's possible?

Scientists are just human and human does lots of dirty things for ones benefit.  I don't why they want to adjust data and I can't tell who is telling the truth.  You quoted a link for our reading and I'm just base info off that.