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I may not agree with your entire post, but I can certainly respect your argument here. This is something that I would be willing to debate with you. Like you said, the earth will in fact be okay. Will it change in way where humans and other life forms can't be supported?

Short-term trends should not be considered when you look at if the climate is changing. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/wp/2013/07/01/death-valley-records-hottest-measured-u-s-june-temperature-129/ or...

Seriously?

Re: Fracking. Pro or Con? We agree on this one.

Right...if they find evidence... It looks like you are seeing what you want to see

There is plenty of technology out there. From more efficient use of oil to recycling to an economy based solely on renewable energy.

Here is that "consensus gap" the authors speak of. Sheep just listening to the masses. ;) I figured you conservatives would enjoy that one.

I looked back through the forums and realized the Op/Ed posted here a few months ago was in response to this article. Perhaps Mods could merge with the "97%" thread? Apologies.

I know many have complained that there is no consensus in the scientific literature regarding climate change. Well... http://iopscience.iop.org/1748-9326/8/2/024024/article

If you want me to put the qualifier "supposed to be," I'd be willing, but you have to realize this issue is totally different from most other scientific questions. You have two completely biased, partisan sides arguing... The data hasn't changed just the flow of money and thus the media lens.

This isn't a scientific issue anymore. It is only political. Science is impartial. This is not.

Currently, Justin Upton is on pace for 100 HRs in a 162 game season.

Second.

Your graph shows the debt steadily rising from 1980 till 1995ish (when Clinton started raising taxes). Clearly deficit doesn't necessarily equal health of economy in its entirety, but the rising deficit doesn't help the case of trickle down economics.

Trickle down economics. Just look at the federal deficit in the 1980s and early 1990s for proof.

Exactly. Cut the price (whatever you were charging for shipping) and let the customer pay for shipping. Then if it breaks, let them deal with the problem or choose a different shipper next time.

[B] RTR!

That'll teach 'em!

Well at least it isn't IBS....

Unless you have ever had a concussion, you don't really understand the long term effects. Mine wasn't football related, but still... It should make you hope that the rules are changed so the best athletes won't be headed to other sports instead. If you love football, you WANT these changes.