nobel peace prize winners that werent deserved

[Viking]

@viking

Let's take the whole thing into consideration, there are continents drifting, meaning energy-projecting back from different places, planetary allignments affecting oceanic flows, one busy place this little clay grown tall. Probably the biggest natural (edit:cough forgot thay big rock) disaster that ever happened was +/- 3000 BC near Greece, a major vulcano, tree-rings from that period show a 2 year ' slow', but tree rings from the same period found in America show no difference whatsoever, was a pretty local affair ultimatily. What I mean, there is way too much going on to make claim such as man-made global warming, when you consider the effects of the bigger picture it's like selling a cough downing a house made of bricks.

The energy released from Earth's interior is compared to the energy that Earth receives from sunlight not really significant. Change in sea currents could have global effects, but we have yet to observe such changes.

There's a lot of stuff going on, but not everything is equally relevant.

[Fragony]

Change in sea currents could have global effects, but we have yet to observe such changes.

Melting of the northpole is one for instance, pretty cold there even in the summer it isn't the temperature of the air that makes it melt or do you thing it does? Because that would bring is back at the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 liter of water with one degree celsius. Just the moon alone makes for temporary rise and fall of the sea-level each and every day and that is a lot of water, and the centrifugial powers of planetary allignment wouldn't have any effect? The earth doesn't make a perfect circle around the sun it is pulled and let go all the time.