September 29, 2005
Seeking the Truth

I see the US govornment are still nowhere being getting a clue. Of all the people to call as an expert on climate change, Michael Crichton? I ask you. Two class five sttorms in a month and NASA's clear warning will all be ignored in the face of testimony from the guy who created ER. I mean, he's made loads of money, so he must know what he's talking about, right?

My theory is that one day, the US will realise that all the extreme weather that they are getting isn't just a matter of chance, and the truth will finally dawn on them. Katrina and Rita can't be shown to have been caused by global warming, true, but as atmospheric average temperatures increase, there will be more and more storms. Americans are pretty good at getting stuff done once they pit their collective minds to something, so they'll slash emissions very fast. They'll also define large scale CO2 emission as "climatic terrorism", and bomb the living crap out of anyone doing it. Question is, will they realise in time?

Posted to The Big Room by Simon Brunning at September 29, 2005 02:01 PM
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Rather like out government using the anti-terrorism laws to prevent an old man, who said Humbug to a politician lying out of his arse, re-entry to their conference where the whole Iraq issue is suppressed, the US government dislikes dissent.

Ss, really, I'm not that surprised - because most of the real US scientists don't agree with the US powers-that-be.

Posted by: Mark Matthews on September 29, 2005 03:12 PM

To what extent do you believe global warming is caused by humans vs. natural climate change? What are the sources for your opinion?

I ask, not to be a pain, but because I am really completely ignorant on the issue and would like to read about it.

Posted by: Bill Mill on September 29, 2005 06:04 PM

Spookily enough just yesterday I was reading this;

http://www.csicop.org/doubtandabout/crichton/

I'm waiting for the Senate committee on witchcraft to call JK Rowling as an expert witness.

Posted by: Andy Todd on September 30, 2005 05:43 AM
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