How come people believe in non-peer reviewed Global Warming Articles?
I am an Environmental Geography Major, and it baffles me that people would believe in non-peer reviewed global warming articles that are used to dis-prove the theory. A scientific theory is the highest regarded set of standards that an experiment go through. For anyone arguing "It's just a theory and not a law, so its wrong." A theory is a tested hypothesis that is repeated and get the same results, and a theory is unpredictable. A law is the same as a theory but you are able to predict what will happen in the experiment, like gravity, we will always be able to predict gravity. I mean The theory of Global Warming is as close as the Theory of Evolution and the Theory of Plate Tectonics. So how come people print false leading article that this is a hoax? Are they afraid of it being to popular? Are they to ignorant? Do they work for the oil or connected to the oil lobbys? The Bush Admin falsified reports on Global Warming which is a felony, and in some countries punishable by death. So why do people go out of their way to write false reports?
Yeah well I've never seen a peer review against Evolution but alot of people dont believe in that so I guess we both are at odds.
Jeff, Water Vapor may be the most abundant, but do you know where water vapor goes when the atmosphere cant hold any more of it? It goes to the ground. CO2 and Methane are probably the two most harmful green house gases in the atmosphere. I can tell you so much more information on this subject. But I am lead to believe my information hurts the RWers and isnt much help on the internet because that is all they are good at is spreading their lies. I have read about 4 books on this subject and taken 2 college classes on it. And how come my professors who graduated from UCLA, Ohio State and so on believe in this subject?
Geography has no labs, so it is a social science, just as Anthropology and Sociology. Geography, you can not get a BS of Science, but you can get a BA in Geography because it is a liberal art's subject. I also said I am minoring in Geology, which is a BS. The difference between a BS and a BA is the curriculum, a BS is more math based, with advance Calc, Physics, Chemistry, and Bio. I am learning that anyways because of my Geology courses. So its funny how two phrases can mean the same thing.