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Someone is talking serious BS. Anybody coming over in the next couple days had better bring some warm clothing. You can still see some blue sky, flashes between the fast scudding clouds. Forecasts are for snow on the high ground and lots of rain. I am going to have find some long pants. Eeker
 
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The term "Global Warming" has pretty much been rejected in favor of "Global Climate Change" which is a bit broader and more accurate in that, while the overall trend is of warming, the disruption of global air circulatory patterns (Graphic) and global ocean current patterns (Graphic) is resulting in some regions experiencing much colder climactic episodes.
 
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Steve you have made a great point with simple facts and no BS!

We as hunters need to acknowledge the detrimental effect on the environment that human commercial activity has had. The Industrial revolution and subsequent explosion of population has had this effect on the whole world.

Huge tracts of prime forests have been brought under the plogh and chain saw / bulldozer in all continents inhabited by humans.

I am currently reading a biography of Jim Corbet called "Carpet Sahib" and the author shows in his research the extent of prime tiger habitat in the himalayan foothills that were cut for the railways in northern and central India in the mid to late 1800s and early 1900s. Today a very small part of that forest belt remains and very few tigers. Higher up the himalayas from 3000 to 10000 feet elevation, a lot of the native oak, ash and similar jungles have been replaced by commercial pitch pine plantation and that has again removed much of the native wildlife.

Higher up, soil errotion has become such a BIG issue that every few years the Ganges and Bhramputra rivers' delta in the Bay of Bengal produces new islands formed by silt from the himalayas.

Even higher up, the snow line is going up and glaciers are melting at an alarming rate ....

Irrespective of one's political affiliations, these are sad realities of what is happening around us!


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Steve you have made a great point with simple facts and no BS!

We as hunters need to acknowledge the detrimental effect on the environment that human commercial activity has had. The Industrial revolution and subsequent explosion of population has had this effect on the whole world.

Huge tracts of prime forests have been brought under the plogh and chain saw / bulldozer in all continents inhabited by humans.

I am currently reading a biography of Jim Corbet called "Carpet Sahib" and the author shows in his research the extent of prime tiger habitat in the himalayan foothills that were cut for the railways in northern and central India in the mid to late 1800s and early 1900s. Today a very small part of that forest belt remains and very few tigers. Higher up the himalayas from 3000 to 10000 feet elevation, a lot of the native oak, ash and similar jungles have been replaced by commercial pitch pine plantation and that has again removed much of the native wildlife.

Higher up, soil errotion has become such a BIG issue that every few years the Ganges and Bhramputra rivers' delta in the Bay of Bengal produces new islands formed by silt from the himalayas.

Even higher up, the snow line is going up and glaciers are melting at an alarming rate ....

Irrespective of one's political affiliations, these are sad realities of what is happening around us!


you managed to roll about 3 different things into one post

Yes humans can effect a given eco-system

no there is NO factual evidence for Man Made climate change

I believe that if you look at the historical record the Ganges has been forming a delta with silt deposition for thousands of years.

SSR
 
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I'm starting to think that all the hot air about global warming may actually start to cause it.


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Originally posted by Nakihunter:
Steve you have made a great point with simple facts and no BS!

We as hunters need to acknowledge the detrimental effect on the environment that human commercial activity has had. The Industrial revolution and subsequent explosion of population has had this effect on the whole world.

Huge tracts of prime forests have been brought under the plogh and chain saw / bulldozer in all continents inhabited by humans.

I am currently reading a biography of Jim Corbet called "Carpet Sahib" and the author shows in his research the extent of prime tiger habitat in the himalayan foothills that were cut for the railways in northern and central India in the mid to late 1800s and early 1900s. Today a very small part of that forest belt remains and very few tigers. Higher up the himalayas from 3000 to 10000 feet elevation, a lot of the native oak, ash and similar jungles have been replaced by commercial pitch pine plantation and that has again removed much of the native wildlife.

Higher up, soil errotion has become such a BIG issue that every few years the Ganges and Bhramputra rivers' delta in the Bay of Bengal produces new islands formed by silt from the himalayas.

Even higher up, the snow line is going up and glaciers are melting at an alarming rate ....

Irrespective of one's political affiliations, these are sad realities of what is happening around us!


you managed to roll about 3 different things into one post

Yes humans can effect a given eco-system

no there is NO factual evidence for Man Made climate change


SSR


Interesting that you point out supposed conflicting statments, yet your own statments conflict to some degree.

In contrast to your statment, you seriously think there is NO Man Made impact on climate change?

Do we just bury our head in the sand and think that we as a society (Globally or othewise) have little or no impact on our environment or effect climate..........there is a cost to everything and to think not is foolishness...there is a balance long forgotten by so called conservatives....
 
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Is this not the African Big Game Hunting forum?


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Cross L, let us get some PERSPECTIVE. Yes the Ganges has been forming islands in the delta for thousands of years. But more islands have been formed in the last 30 years than for many centuries earlier! Look at the SPEED & SCALE of errosion in the himalayas in the last 50 years. Is it not man made? Is it not directly related to the deforestation of thousands of square miles of the earth's younges and most brittle mountain range?

Who are the lobby groups arguing against such finings? Yes - big business oil, timber and mining companies.

Let us look at Africa. We have all see references on AR to the evils of Chinese mining copanies plundreing the environment. Is that true or not? Is it ONLY the Chinese who plunder the environment?

Was the Gulf oil spill man made or not?


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Geez, all I wanted to do was warn folk that it is pretty chilly here at the moment. 'kin 'ell! bewildered
 
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no good deed goes unpunished, Scriptus


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Cross L, let us get some PERSPECTIVE. Yes the Ganges has been forming islands in the delta for thousands of years. But more islands have been formed in the last 30 years than for many centuries earlier! Look at the SPEED & SCALE of errosion in the himalayas in the last 50 years. Is it not man made? Is it not directly related to the deforestation of thousands of square miles of the earth's younges and most brittle mountain range?

Who are the lobby groups arguing against such finings? Yes - big business oil, timber and mining companies.

Let us look at Africa. We have all see references on AR to the evils of Chinese mining copanies plundreing the environment. Is that true or not? Is it ONLY the Chinese who plunder the environment?

Was the Gulf oil spill man made or not?


bewildered

What does any of that have to do with either Global warming or Man made climate change?- which are not the same by the way.

Focus focus

Erosion we can mediate-climate we cannot. and no one has yet shown that we can effect climate either.

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one question: How many hundreds of thousands of years ago did the last great ice age end??

The freaking planet has been warming ever since the end of the ice age!!!!!! nothing new just a new way to distract the american people from what the scumbags in washington are doing.

the only thing washington politicians ever got right was keeping the people fighting among themselves so the assholes in washington can keep there jobs and screw up the country without being bothered by the people.
KICK UM ALL OUT IN NOV.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Take it to the political forum...


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That must be why I am freezing my butt off right now. Big Grin
 
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Geez, all I wanted to do was warn folk that it is pretty chilly here at the moment. 'kin 'ell! bewildered


Scriptus,

This is AR where you can have a heated mulit page argument argument over which is a more effective killer on game. A .416 Rigby a .416 Remington or a .416 Ruger which all fire the exact same bullet, construction, brand and weight at exactly the same velocity. Cool

How could you possibly think that any post isn't going to dissected and torn apart here?

Now for the fan boys amongst us. What is the best cold weather African hunting gear available?



 
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Man made for sure, but not the way most beleive. It is Al Gore. His increasing size and girth has (1) created a caldera-sized source of volcanic carbon dioxide emissions from one end, and methane eruptions from the other, and (2) created his own planet-like gravitational field, which is actually pulling the sun closer to us!


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Geez, all I wanted to do was warn folk that it is pretty chilly here at the moment. 'kin 'ell! bewildered


Scriptus,

This is AR where you can have a heated mulit page argument argument over which is a more effective killer on game. A .416 Rigby a .416 Remington or a .416 Ruger which all fire the exact same bullet, construction, brand and weight at exactly the same velocity. Cool

How could you possibly think that any post isn't going to dissected and torn apart here?
Yup, worked that out awhile back. Big Grin
Now for the fan boys amongst us. What is the best cold weather African hunting gear available?

A ph#@ken big fire.

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Man made for sure, but not the way most beleive. It is Al Gore. His increasing size and girth has (1) created a caldera-sized source of volcanic carbon dioxide emissions from one end, and methane eruptions from the other, and (2) created his own planet-like gravitational field, which is actually pulling the sun closer to us!

Good old Boring Al, making money spouting horse wallop and scaring the crap out of dimwit soy bean munchers. stir
 
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