Actually.............[b said:Quote[/b] (Spectabilis73 @ Oct. 14 2004,1:03)]uhhhh! Polar bears live in the northern latitudes![b said:Quote[/b] (TheAlphaWolf @ Oct. 14 2004,8:27)]very true! even right now, polar bears and other animals are having that problem![b said:Quote[/b] ]It also means destruction of habitats for animals int he arctis region such as penguins.
and photosynthetic plankton LOVES cool temperatures. There are HUGE algal blooms near artantica which brings in krill which in turn is eaten by whales. if it's hotter, there won't be as much photosynthetic plankton which MAKES oxygen and is food for many many many things.
True, CFC's CAN cause enhance the greenhouse effect, BUT we're talking about the ozone layer here, correct??
I'm kinda lost...
Dino you don't even know what UV rays are, they don't cause heat... even thealphawolf has to agree with me on THAT![b said:Quote[/b] ] compltely disagree.
An ozone hole means that the powerful ultraviolet rays to get through.
The result:
Antarctica is slowly compltely melting away.
Many more chunks of ice are breaking off and as these too melt, the worlds oceans are slowly rising.
It also means destruction of habitats for animals int he arctis region such as penguins.
And Wolf, many of the great scientists were creation scientists...
o.......... m.......... g..........[b said:Quote[/b] (Starman @ Oct. 14 2004,10:40)]Actually.............[b said:Quote[/b] (Spectabilis73 @ Oct. 14 2004,1:03)]uhhhh! Polar bears live in the northern latitudes![b said:Quote[/b] (TheAlphaWolf @ Oct. 14 2004,8:27)]very true! even right now, polar bears and other animals are having that problem![b said:Quote[/b] ]It also means destruction of habitats for animals int he arctis region such as penguins.
and photosynthetic plankton LOVES cool temperatures. There are HUGE algal blooms near artantica which brings in krill which in turn is eaten by whales. if it's hotter, there won't be as much photosynthetic plankton which MAKES oxygen and is food for many many many things.
True, CFC's CAN cause enhance the greenhouse effect, BUT we're talking about the ozone layer here, correct??
I'm kinda lost...
Dino you don't even know what UV rays are, they don't cause heat... even thealphawolf has to agree with me on THAT![b said:Quote[/b] ] compltely disagree.
An ozone hole means that the powerful ultraviolet rays to get through.
The result:
Antarctica is slowly compltely melting away.
Many more chunks of ice are breaking off and as these too melt, the worlds oceans are slowly rising.
It also means destruction of habitats for animals int he arctis region such as penguins.
And Wolf, many of the great scientists were creation scientists...
I have read in the book that UV rays are blocked by the Ozone layer.
Too much of these, adn you burn.
When you go red ont he beach, that is the result of a little UV rays.
Imagine waht a lot can do.
Yes, but these thigns are accosiated.
There is a hole int he Ozone layer.
Hot UV rays get through.
they melt the ice int he Arctic.
they warm up the Arctic ocean.
Penguins/Polar BVears loose their habitat.
There will be less cold loving plants and animals.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]I would also like to add this:
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people ignore facts that are inconvenient to them & believe ideas that are convenient to them.I would also like to add this:
[b said:Quote[/b] ]I'm so glad I was homeschooled
But what I really wonder about, is what would have happened to this thread if i had just taken out the one sentence with God in it? Would everyone have said the same thing? Or would TheAlphaWolf said "Oh wow you're right" and the topic would just sink down into oblivion?[b said:Quote[/b] (Capslock @ Oct. 14 2004,10:55)]TheAlphaWolf is right; no credible science textbook invokes religious doctrine. There simply is no intersection between the two, and the potential for doctrine to undermine scientific data is simply too great for the two to co-exist in a textbook. Religion is about faith, and science is about data.
In any case, it's clear, Spec, that you are being exposed to a politically conservative set of information on the environment. While I'm sure that, overall, you're getting a (much) better education than if you were in the public schools here in California, you should be aware that you are not getting an objective viewpoint, and that you should do some of your own research into all sides of issues like this.
The US is the lone holdout on the Kyoto environment agreements, and is at odds with the rest of the world on global warming. Oh, and guess who economically gets hurt by new environmental regulations on greenhouse gasses? Energy companies! This explains the objections of the current administration.
However, there is distortion and uncertainty on both sides, as climatic changes do happen naturally, and it's hard to tell what is responsible for the current rapid upswing in temperatures. There are enough interest groups on both sides to make any individual bit of information suspect.
However, the world-wide consensus is that there is rapid warming due to our pollution. It's one of those areas where it's better to be safe than sorry, too. The stakes of being wrong about it are far worse if there IS global warming due to our pollution than if there isn't.
Capslock
yes, but it's GLOBAL warming. not antartica warming.[b said:Quote[/b] ]uhhhh! Polar bears live in the northern latitudes!
sure I do...[b said:Quote[/b] ]Dino you don't even know what UV rays are, they don't cause heat... even thealphawolf has to agree with me on THAT!
MEEE?[b said:Quote[/b] ]That is completely true and you're doing it right now AlphaWolf
As for the textbook, its because I go to a religious school.
UV IS light!!! you just can't feel it (we don't see ALL light)[b said:Quote[/b] ](light ITSELF is heat, not UV!)
eehh... says who?[b said:Quote[/b] ]It would take a COMPLETE depletion of the ozone layer to let ANY UVC though.
and yet YOU don't give US anything but a religious textbook![b said:Quote[/b] ]Maybe that's why I asked for some links to articles from OTHER viewpoints? You never really know for SURE if you haven't read it from all sides...
HUH YOU'RE the one who called me ignorant, said that you lost all respect for me (while I said that I lost all respect for your TEXTBOOK... aldough since you're the one ingoring facts doesn't make me respect you very much)and you were calling me other, less nice stuff in the AIM. and YOU'RE the one who was screaming at me! even when I told you that if you could just wait a second.[b said:Quote[/b] ]Yea I don't know how long I can take these beatings... I mean come on, cant TheAlphaWolf tone it down a little bit?
Plus the AIM messages I've gotten from people (bout 6 people) make me just want to drop the topic and not look at it again... People screamin and yellin at me just because I have a religion? Come on!!!! Makes me wonder why I participate in online groups... That's always how it happens
ok.. true, I did say one thing ONCE and after you had been screaming (all caps, with multiple exclamation points) and saying I was ignoring you when I asked you if you could just wait a second. how many times did you call ME names?[b said:Quote[/b] ]For your not so nice... uh... stuff you said to me on aim Who said i was screaming? you were the one with capslock on and words THIS BIGBut what you said to me was nothin compared to what others said to me this morning.
says you? PPTTFF... give me sites. not religious textbooks.[b said:Quote[/b] ]Says who? Uh, ME. It doesn't take much ozone to block out UVC. And if you knew the cycle of how ozone was made, I think you'd agree...
[b said:Quote[/b] ]this is why religion should be restricted to religious topics.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]TheAlphaWolf is right; no credible science textbook invokes religious doctrine. There simply is no intersection between the two, and the potential for doctrine to undermine scientific data is simply too great for the two to co-exist in a textbook. Religion is about faith, and science is about data.
ummm... what do you mean by that?[b said:Quote[/b] ]creationism AND evolution would thus become dicredible(wow that took a long time to type that word).