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Other Added - Climate Change: Whatever the Cause, We Are in Hot Water
One of the worst parts about being in debt is the constant calls from collection agencies. Debt collectors can be very intimidating and will often harass people until they can take it no longer. They also use very questionable methods in order to get you to pay up, even if you do not believe that you owe anything. Here are a few key things to remember about your rights when being contacted by bill collectors.
By all accounts, reverse home mortgage growth is set to explode. Baby boomers are reaching retirement and, for most, home equity makes up the largest part of their nest egg. Reverse mortgages will be the tools that many of these retirees will use to tap into this nest egg for retirement living expenses. The number of new HUD Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM) already has increased more than
This report is neither Al Gore’s slide show, nor a Green Party press release for a 2008 presidential candidate. It is the exhaustive product of the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), and represents the work of 600 scientists from 40 countries over 6 years. An additional 600 peer reviewers—other working scientists—scrutinized the research methods and conclusions. The final result (available at ipcc-wg1.ucar.edu/) is a unanimous consensus by the people who study Earth’s climate on a daily basis. The consensus: we are all in hot water, it is getting hotter, and humans are largely responsible.
Oh, and it will be centuries before the trend will reverse.
Still, some parties foster the false idea that scientists are in disagreement about the problem. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry held a “debate” on opposing scientific viewpoints. Representing IPCC was Dr. Philip Mote, with credentials that include a Harvard B.A. in physics, University of Washington Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences, research with Northwest Research Associates, University o
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This report is neither Al Gore’s slide show, nor a Green Party press release for a 2008 presidential candidate. It is the exhaustive product of the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), and represents the work of 600 scientists from 40 countries over 6 years. An additional 600 peer reviewers—other working scientists—scrutinized the research methods and conclusions. The final result (available at ipcc-wg1.ucar.edu/) is a unanimous consensus by the people who study Earth’s climate on a daily basis. The consensus: we are all in hot water, it is getting hotter, and humans are largely responsible.
Oh, and it will be centuries before the trend will reverse.
Still, some parties foster the false idea that scientists are in disagreement about the problem. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry held a “debate” on opposing scientific viewpoints. Representing IPCC was Dr. Philip Mote, with credentials that include a Harvard B.A. in physics, University of Washington Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences, research with Northwest Research Associates, University
Temperature change is a normal occurrence on the changing earth that we live on. If we look back over the past 400,000 years, we see that the average temperature as determined by Antarctic ice-core records, show an 8-deg C change. The earth is normally about -4 to -5 deg C below the current temperature. This was during the four ice ages that occurred during this period.The warm periods between the ice ages
Oh, and it will be centuries before the trend will reverse.
Still, some parties foster the false idea that scientists are in disagreement about the problem. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry held a “debate” on opposing scientific viewpoints. Representing IPCC was Dr. Philip Mote, with credentials that include a Harvard B.A. in physics, University of Washington Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences, research with Northwest Research Associates, University
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Oh, and it will be centuries before the trend will reverse.
Still, some parties foster the false idea that scientists are in disagreement about the problem. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry held a “debate” on opposing scientific viewpoints. Representing IPCC was Dr. Philip Mote, with credentials that include a Harvard B.A. in physics, University of Washington Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences, research with Northwest Research Associates, University
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Representing a tiny minority position was George Taylor, who holds a University of Utah master’s degree in meteorology, was a meteorologist at North American Weather Consultants, and claims the title of State Climatologist for Oregon. But Oregon doesn’t have such a position. "He's not the state climatologist," Oregon governor Ted Kulongoski said. "I never appointed him. I think I would know.”
The “debate” was a grossly mismatched publicity tussle. A well-positioned representative of some 90% of the atmospheric experts was defending the IPCC conclusions against a far less authoritative representative of less than 10% of his colleagues. Worse, the press perpetuated the myth of non-consensus by publishing a piece about the event.
We do not need culprits and recriminations. Many of us won’t be here to see the severe changes expected in 2050, but our kids and theirs will. Failure to accept reality now and prepare for the inevitable will hurt those we love. Our climate will not return to what it was in the 1960s, so we must prepare for yet another kind of change in our rapidly changing world. One doesn’t wait to see if a bullet wound is lethal before seeking medical treatment. Global warming is the equivalent of a planet-wide bullet wound.<
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