Comment on Global Warming Is Changing Where Clouds Hang Out by Richard Walker

August 3, 2016

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Explain to me Tamara, how it is that just three volcanoes since (but including) Krakatoa have put more particulate matter and “greenhouse” gases into the atmosphere than man has done since he discovered fire. I am not including the thousands of volcanoes that have gone off and continue to do so today, but add that to the mix and the result is even more against you. Yet you and all other “global warmists” continue to claim that man is the culprit. And I guess that the scientific evidence that the Earth cycles through warm and cold periods since creation doesn’t matter when you are clamoring for dollars to combat this “menace”. I read articles like this that do not counterbalance the assertions they make and am disgusted. You need to go sit in the corner with your pointy hat and long nose with Al Gore and contemplate your navel. That would be a better utilization of your time.

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