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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Junctionfan http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Climate_Change/Kyoto/ Read through this. It explains how Canada is already implementing Kyoto Protocol and is saving companies quite a bit of money in the process. It even includes how the U.S can implement it without "ruining the economy" as you have been lead to believe by politicians clearly led by the nose by the fossil fuel interest groups and corporations. [/quote] Sorry, but I did read through it, and predictably David Suzuki's climate models omit water vapor from the list of greenhouse gases. Water vapor makes up 95% of the greenhouse gases, and 99% of the greenhouse effect. Why would any "scientist" trying to convince people to his argument leave out the most significant variable from his climate model? Apparently, Mr. Suzuki's grantlust supercedes proper scientific protocol. The other glaring problem is his economic "benefit" analysis of implementing Kyoto. He offers no quantifiable proof of any economic gain from Kyoto, only assumed variables based mostly on sophistry. In other words, he assumes gain from the avoidance of the bad things that will ostensibly occur without Kyoto's implementation. Of course, if indeed man's contribution to the greenhouse effect is factually less than 0.17% as has been established, then of course Kyoto's implementation will do nothing to change climate trends for the better. http://www.clearlight.com/~mhieb/WVFossils/greenhouse_data.html http://solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/glob-warm.html Kyoto will do nothing for the betterment of man, any more than burning witches or throwing salt over your shoulder.
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