Global Warming Exists and we as a country need to do something about it!

Ok first of all I would like to agree with you that global warming does exist. I know of nobody who contest that. The real debate is if global warming is caused by man or if it is just a natural occurance of the world. Over the past 150 years there have been several cases of the world heating up and then cooling down. With these cases there was widespread panic about how, depending on if the temperature of the earth had gone up or down this particular time, the earth was either going to burn up or we were all going to freeze to death. However, each time the earth heated up, it then cooled down. Every time the Earth went through a warming faze, it then cooled itself. If you don't believe me here are some news articals from the past 150 years predicting imminent doom every time the world temperature gets hotter or colder. I know there are alot, but I feel it necessary to show you just how many times this panic that we're all gonna die from the earth changing temperature has been blown out of proportion. If you read these you will find not only articals on global warming but also global cooling. Story Continues Below Ad ↓ CLIMATOLOGY January 5, 1855, Wednesday Page 4, 863 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - As the climate of every country has an inseparable relation with the physical character of its inhabitants, the attention of the Government was directed, some few years since, to the collection of correct meteorological statistics throughout the whole of the United States. THIS CLIMATE OF OURS; WHY THESE OPEN WINTERS AND TEMPERATE SUMMERS? THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF THE ALTERNATE PREVALENCE OF A SEMITROPICAL ATMOSPHERE. Climate Perculiarities of New-York. January 2, 1870, Wednesday Page 4, 500 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - The climate of New-York and the contigu ons Atlantic seaboard has long been a study of great interest. We have just experienced a remarkable instance of its peculiarity The Hudson River, by a singular freak of temperature, has thrown off its icy mantle and opened its waters to navigation. IS CLIMATE CHANGING?-- March 25, 1888, Wednesday Page 13, 440 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - Formerly wine was made in England, the change of climate might be the principal reason that this manufacture does not now flourish. There are, however, many reasons why British wine ... IS OUR CLIMATE CHANGING? February 3, 1889, Wednesday Page 4, 778 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - An article in the Forum for February is upon the subject of the much-talked-of change in our climate. The writer, Prof. CLEVELAND ABBE, says that the notion that it is possible for a climate to change to a modern one. Our ancestors lived in a region ... THIS CLIMATE OF OURS; WHY THESE OPEN WINTERS AND TEMPERATE SUMMERS? THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF THE ALTERNATE PREVALENCE OF A SEMITROPICAL ATMOSPHERE. June 23, 1890, Wednesday Page 5, 1905 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - Is our climate changing? The succession of temperate Summers and open Winters through several years, culminating last Winter in the almost total failure of the ice crop throughout the valley of the Hudson, makes the question pertinent. The older inhabitants tell us that the Winters are not as cold now as when they were young, and we have all observed a marked diminution of the average cold even in this last decade. FACT AND FANCY ABOUT CLIMATE; Prof. Ward in His New Book Discusses Various Popular Notions Regarding the Weather. May 30, 1908, Saturday Section: SATURDAY REVIEW OF BOOKS, Page 18, 1432 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - AS popular misconceptions of variations in the weather are frequent and shiding, Prof. Ward has rendered the public a service in producing a book on climate which "can be read by an intelligent person who has not had special or extended training in the technicalities of the science." Nation Is Held on Verge of Climate Shift; Experts See Old-Fashioned Winters Back December 16, 1934, Sunday By The Associated Press. Section: SECOND NEWS SECTION, Page N8, 361 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. -- America is believed by Weather Bureau scientists to be on the verge of a change of climate, with a return to increasing rains and deeper snows and the colder Winters of grandfather's day. Warming Arctic Climate Melting Glaciers Faster, Raising Ocean Level, Scientist Says May 30, 1947, Friday By GLADWIN HILLSpecial to THE NEW YORK TIMES. Page 23, 366 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - LOS ANGELES, May 29 -- A mysterious warming of the climate is slowly manifesting itself in the Arctic, engendering a "serious international problem," Dr. Hans Ahlmann, noted Swedish geophysicist, said today. Is Climate Changing?; Habits of Mammals and Birds Suggest World Is Warmer October 15, 1950, Sunday Section: The Week In Review, Page E9, 461 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - Is the world warming up? Dr. Joseph J. Hickey, Professor of Wildlife Management at the University of Wisconsin, holds that it is. He has drawn his evidence from the changing habits of some half-dozen species of mammals ... How Industry May Change Climate May 24, 1953, Sunday W. K. Section: REVIEW OF THE WEEK EDITORIALS, Page E11, 470 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - The amount of carbon dioxide in the air will double by the year 2080 and raise the temperature an average of at least 4 per cent. The burning of about two billion tons of coal and oil a year keeps the average ground temperature somewhat higher than it would otherwise be. Greenland's Moderating Climate Turns Hunters Into Fishermen; Economy Once Based on Sea Mammals Now Depends On Cod Sold for Cash August 29, 1954, Sunday By KATHLEEN McLAUGHLIN Page 2, 696 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Aug. 28 -- Greenland's polar climate has moderated so consistntly that communities of hunters have evolved into fishing villages. Sea mammals, vanishing from the west coast, have been replaced by codfish and other fish species in the area's southern waters. CLIMATE WARMING IN THE ANTARCTIC; 5-Degree Rise Over the Last Half Century Is Recorded at Little America ICE IS FOUND THICKER Director of U. S. Program Says Sheet Drops 10,000 Feet in Many Areas May 31, 1958, Saturday By WALTER SULLIVAN Page 17, 778 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - An analysis of weather records from Little America shows a steady warming of climate over the last half century. The rise in average temperature at the Antarctic outpost has been about five degrees Fahrenheit. SCIENCE IN REVIEW; Warmer Climate on the Earth May Be Due To More Carbon Dioxide in the Air October 28, 1956, Sunday By WALDEMAR KAEMPFFERT Section: The Week In Review, Page 191, 904 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - The general warming of the climate that has occurred in the last sixty years has been variously explained. Among the explanations are fluctuations in the amount of energy received from the sun, changes in the amount of volcanic ... CLUE TO WEATHER FOUND IN GLACIER; December 25, 1956, Tuesday North American Newspaper Alliance. Page 27, 420 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-- Seven years of observation of the Great Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park has given rise to some comment on weather trends. Frozen Key To Our Climate; The world's ice masses may be ushering in a fifth Ice Age. Frozen Key To Our Climate December 7, 1958, Sunday By LEONARD ENGEL Section: Magazine, Page SM72, 2601 words DISPLAYING FIRST PARAGRAPH - SEVERAL thousand scientists of many nations have recently been climbing mountains, digging tunnels in glaciers, journeying to the Antarctic, camping on floating Arctic ice. Their object has been to solve a fascinating riddle: what is happening to the world's ice? A WARMER EARTH EVIDENT AT POL