Than 1000 International Scientists Dissent Over Man-Made Global ...
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said. ―In reality, rarely is there ever a last and final word in studies of complex systems<br />
such as earth‘s environment. Rather, science is a dynamic process based on the scientific<br />
method in which researchers test hypotheses leading to new discoveries, but also reexamine<br />
earlier theories and try to improve, build upon, or extend them,‖ he concluded. (LINK)<br />
Indian Geologist Dr. Ritesh Arya, who specializes in hydrogeology and groundwater<br />
resources in the Himalayas, has authored several research papers and was invited by<br />
the Royal Geographical Society in 2005 to discuss climate change. Ayra, who has been<br />
the recipient of the Great Indian Achievers Award 2004 and the Bharat Excellence<br />
Award 2003, rejected man-made climate fears in 2008. ―There is urgent need to put the<br />
phenomenon, which had not been triggered off suddenly, in the right perspective as today<br />
almost every human activity right from vehicular emissions to use of polythene is being<br />
linked to global warming which was a much larger event which started as soon as the Ice<br />
Age ended. The fact was that the ‗biotic‘ agents (man and other living organisms) had a<br />
very small role compared to the ‗abiotic‘ (geological, geomorphologic, climatologic,<br />
planetary and hydrological) events like earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis,<br />
movement of glaciers and landslides,‖ Arya told The Tribune on February 18, 2008.<br />
According to the article, Arya termed ―the hype and panic over ‗global warming‘ as<br />
‗unnecessary.‖ ―'There is a hype of global warming created by western mass media and<br />
there is a need to redefine the whole concept,‖ Arya also said on June 14, 2008. He also has<br />
been recognized by the Guinness World Records for his ―achievement in finding<br />
groundwater in the Chushul area at an altitude of more than 14,000 ft.‖ (LINK) (LINK)<br />
(LINK)<br />
Meteorologist John Takeuchi did an interview with the Vacaville, CA Reporter and<br />
rejected claims that current climate is unusual in 2008. ―The atmosphere has periodic<br />
warming and cooling cycles. The sun is the primary source of energy impacting the earth's<br />
surface. That energy heats the land and the seas, which then warm the air above them.<br />
Water vapor and other gases in the atmosphere also affect temperature,‖ Takeuchi wrote on<br />
July 10, 2008. ―<strong>Global</strong> warming proponents claim that human activity is increasing CO2 in<br />
the atmosphere - that's true - and that the increased CO2 is causing air temperature to rise.<br />
Studies, however, point elsewhere. When long-term plots of global temperature and CO2<br />
content are overlaid, CO2 lags temperature. There must be another culprit,‖ Takeuchi<br />
explained. ―Oceans are the main repository for CO2. They release CO2 as their temperature<br />
rises - just like your beer. This strongly suggests that warming oceans - heated by the sun -<br />
are a major contributor to CO2 in the atmosphere,‖ he added. ―Politicians have come to see<br />
global warming as a way to raise revenue by rationing CO2 production with schemes such<br />
as the ‗cap and trade‘ legislation now in Congress. The taxes assessed for producing CO2<br />
could be huge. But global warming as proclaimed by Al Gore and Co., is a hoax,‖ he<br />
added. (LINK)<br />
Dr. Kevin Warwick is an award-winning Professor of Cybernetics at the University of<br />
Reading, England, where he carries out research in artificial intelligence, control,<br />
robotics and biomedical engineering. Warwick, whose research interests include<br />
robotics and Cybernetics in particular apart from areas like artificial intelligence,<br />
control, and biomedical engineering, has won many awards including The Future of<br />
Health technology Award from MIT. Warwick also rejected global warming theory in<br />
2008. ―I am afraid that I do not hold with the theory of ‗global warming‘ – there will<br />
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