Comments on: New Solar Cycle Begins http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/ Sun, 12 Oct 2008 23:56:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: John A. Jauregui http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-265590 John A. Jauregui Sun, 02 Mar 2008 06:17:58 +0000 http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-265590 Let's just be patient. [A little] time will tell the story. Let’s just be patient. [A little] time will tell the story.

]]> By: Stephanie http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-249519 Stephanie Sun, 17 Feb 2008 06:54:33 +0000 http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-249519 Aren't you speaking to global warming, which is only one aspect of Climate Change, albeit one that has an affect on several different factors which in turn affect other factors. It's not the "warmth" itself that is projected to cause the greater problems. The rise in temperature is merely the cause (Global Warming) of the effect (Climate Change) ...If other planets in our solar systems are showing signs of warming, isn't that suggestive that forces other than those that are man made are impoicated in current trends? One more point... It seems like the many other ways we are trashing the planet in and of themselves (whether related to warming directly or not)need to be addressed in a serious manner as well. I have little doubt the world will be quite different in 50 years if major change (whether by humans, or by Gaia evening the score with "sudden change." World wide drought, environmental toxins, sinking earth, and lack of it (soil), oceanic problems/fishing overkills. We could solve the warming aspect, and still do ourselves in quite quickly if all else was ignored environmentally. (yeah, I'm a little bit of a Lovelock fan) Thanks for any comments... Aren’t you speaking to global warming, which is only one aspect of Climate Change, albeit one that has an affect on several different factors which in turn affect other factors. It’s not the “warmth” itself that is projected to cause the greater problems. The rise in temperature is merely the cause (Global Warming) of the effect (Climate Change)

…If other planets in our solar systems are showing signs of warming, isn’t that suggestive that forces other than those that are man made are impoicated in current trends?

One more point… It seems like the many other ways we are trashing the planet in and of themselves (whether related to warming directly or not)need to be addressed in a serious manner as well. I have little doubt the world will be quite different in 50 years if major change (whether by humans, or by Gaia evening the score with “sudden change.” World wide drought, environmental toxins, sinking earth, and lack of it (soil), oceanic problems/fishing overkills. We could solve the warming aspect, and still do ourselves in quite quickly if all else was ignored environmentally. (yeah, I’m a little bit of a Lovelock fan)

Thanks for any comments…

]]> By: John A. Jauregui http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-208605 John A. Jauregui Mon, 07 Jan 2008 07:13:04 +0000 http://centripetalnotion.com/2008/01/04/19:39:08/#comment-208605 To put the whole Climate Change issue into perspective vis-a-vis the Peak Oil Crisis, everyone needs to ask themselves, their associates, all sitting elected officials and those seeking office, especially the office of President of the United States, "What is more threatening in both the long and short terms, a beneficial 1 degree F rise in average world temperatures over the past 100 years, or a 1 percent decline in world oil production over the last 100 weeks - with steepening declines forecast? Can our economy better deal with declining fuel inventories in an environment of persistent warming, or in an environment of declining average temperatures over the next several decades, which is the most likely climate change scenario forecast by the highly reliable solar inertial motion (SIM) model?” The progress of solar cycle #24 provides manifest proof for their answers. To put the whole Climate Change issue into perspective vis-a-vis the Peak Oil Crisis, everyone needs to ask themselves, their associates, all sitting elected officials and those seeking office, especially the office of President of the United States, “What is more threatening in both the long and short terms, a beneficial 1 degree F rise in average world temperatures over the past 100 years, or a 1 percent decline in world oil production over the last 100 weeks - with steepening declines forecast? Can our economy better deal with declining fuel inventories in an environment of persistent warming, or in an environment of declining average temperatures over the next several decades, which is the most likely climate change scenario forecast by the highly reliable solar inertial motion (SIM) model?” The progress of solar cycle #24 provides manifest proof for their answers.

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