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Anxiety over global warming is unfounded
Date published: 8/19/2007
There you go again, editorial writers ["Warming warning," Aug. 15], demanding we do much more to curb global warming. The editorial adds national parks to a long list of asserted victims if warming continues. Won't you ever acknowledge that cooling has exacted a much greater toll on human lives than warming? Besides, whatever we do about warming might well be totally ineffectual, because the Earth has been going through hot-cold cycles for thousands of years. Yes, I view our planet as being virtually "impervious to anything we teeny-tiny humans could do," as the editorial puts it. Besides, there are more pressing problems we can do something about, which will yield results more surely and sooner. It's said we now spend more on the global warming problem than on sealing our border with Mexico. Yet illegal alien inflows already Bjorn Lomborg, author of "The Skeptical Environmentalist," claims further that the money could be much better spent on curing malaria and malnutrition for the good of all us "teeny-tiny" humans. In a recent interview about the alarmism over global warming, he said, "The effects Precisely. Ben R. Blankenship Jr. Stafford
Date published: 8/19/2007
Just do something
(posted by
bob367
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
Whether or not you support the problem of global warming, why not just do something to save our resources and clean up the air and water? Anything is better than complaining about it.
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