Danger, Belching Moose Ahead!
Get out the padded cells; the environuts are at it again, this time claiming that moose belching is destroying the environment
The poor old Scandinavian moose is now being blamed for climate change, with researchers in Norway claiming that a grown moose can produce 2,100 kilos of methane a year — equivalent to the CO2 output resulting from a 13,000 kilometer car journey.
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They are so concerned with CO2 emissions that they ignore all the other scientific evidence out there that says that maybe, just maybe, this is the natural cycle of the earth especially since Mars has also experienced an increase in its global temperature as well.
Am I a scientist? Nope, I’m an animator, I make computer models. But since I have a functioning brain I would think that if the Earth has warmed up and Mars has warmed up, the chances of it all being man made are slim-to-none unless somehow the Mars rover has produced a shitload of greenhouse gases.
Measuring moose burps and farts for a living….. um, yeah.
**UPDATE**
Many media outlets — such as the recent Newsweek magazine cover story — portray man-made global warming as fact and those who deny it as conspirators. But skeptics are increasingly certain that the scare is vastly overblown.
A new study by Brookhaven National Lab scientist Stephen Schwartz contends that the Earth’s climate is only about one-third as sensitive to carbon dioxide as the United Nations’ recent climate study claims. Schwarz’s work will be published in The Journal of Geophysical Research. The study is just one of several peer-reviewed scientific studies challenging global warming alarmism:
The Belgian Weather Institute concludes that carbon dioxide does not have a decisive role in global warming.
A study by two Chinese scientists says CO2′s role in warming is “vastly exaggerated.” And new research by University of Washington mathematicians shows a correlation between high solar activity and periods of warming.
Meanwhile, what is billed as the first comprehensive analysis of global biofuel impact has concluded that their use may release between two and nine times more carbon gases than fossil fuels.
The study published in the journal Science says the clearing of forest land to grow biofuel crops will produce immediate carbon gas releases and also destroy habitats, wildlife and jobs. It says that while biofuels look good from a Western perspective, they will be harmful on a global scale. The study contends it will take about 40 percent of American and European agricultural land to grow enough biofuel crops to replace only 10 percent of fossil fuel use.
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