Global Cooling vs Global Warming

[Daniel_Marsh]

One Scientist Thinks Global Cooling Is a Bigger Threat Than Global Warming
Thursday, June 21, 2007

By Brit Hume

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Global Cooling

The leader of a group of Canadian scientists says global warming isn’t the biggest climate threat to the planet — global cooling is.

Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre director R. Timothy Patterson writes in the Financial Post that core samples from the bottom of deep western Canadian fjords indicate climate change correlates to solar cycles of varying lengths — and show little correlation between climate change and carbon dioxide levels.

Patterson writes that the sun will begin its weakest solar cycle of the past two centuries by the year 2020. He says that could lead to unusually cool conditions that could threaten agriculture in extreme northern regions.

foxnews.com/story/0,2933,285774,00.html

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[JamesD]

Sorry, no time to read this article now.
But I can’t resist repeating something I have said often.

It is far easier for us to use technology to cool the earth than it is to make it warmer.

For that reason alone it seems foolish to cause harm to people to try and prevent global warming even if it were to have a significant human cause.

I trust in God’s providence.

 

[steveandersen]

As I understand it the current studies have included solar forcing so I’m not sure what this guy is going on about.