Betty I don't disagree with you.
One of the first directives to Humans by God was to subdue the earth,
not rape and plunder. Christians believe in conservation and
preservation. We do not look at it as a religion.
Scripture no where states that we can use up the earth and do with it
what we want. Proper stewardship of the resources is one of the most
over looked area.
The problem with the one web site posted is that it tried to use
misleading statistics to prove it's point this will loose you fans
real fast who can see through it.
We have a problem, we have part of the solution so lets start fixing
it where we can.
If solar energy were cheaper I would be all for using it right
now. I live down south. We pay outrageous electric and natural gas
rates. I should be able to heat my house in winter and provide year
round hot water with Solar at a reasonable cost.
Can't do it yet without a huge outlay.
Stewart
At 05:43 PM 1/13/2008, you wrote:
Mike,
You've proved my point that you don't understand the subject, so you
just make up anything to cover up you lack of knowledge. I don't
believe in global warming and climate change--that would be a
religion, which it's not. There's plenty of scientific
facts/evidence to prove it, and little to prove otherwise. Those who
deny the significance of climate change have about as much
credibility as flat earthers with climate and other scientists. The
danger from pollution and the increase in CO2 is significant and can
be reversed, whether or not they contribute directly to global
warming. People like you who deny the facts so they can avoid
remedies are a big part of the problem.
I've been involved in the solar energy industry since the late 70s.
The $50,000+ in energy costs that we've saved just on our house is
cold [or warm], hard cash that we used for college tuition and many
other things that we couldn't have afforded using traditional
wasteful energy. Unless your religion is money, and you have the
science to back you up about climate, you're full of hot air that
you can use to heat your house this winter.
Global warming is helping the palm trees to grow better in my yard
in Maryland. We now have four--three Chamaerops humilis,
http://www.floridata.com/ref/C/cham_hum.cfm, and one Rhapidophyllum
hystrix, http://www.floridata.com/ref/R/rhapido.cfm.
Betty
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Prince of Peace
Ozark, AL SL 82
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