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Adapting To Climate Change Through Technology:Norman Borlaug’s Legacy Lives On, Offering Hope To Billions

Brian H Wrote: Sep 20, 2009 4:56 PM
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Yes, it's useful to think of the IPCC models as video games for alarmists. That's how they're written, and why they always produce their authors' desired output.

As for human input to climate, our 3.5% contribution to CO2 fluctuations, themselves 3.5% of GH gasses, is .12% of GH effects. You could play double or nothing with it and have no detectable effect on the actual climate changes.

As for our energy needs, check out focusfusion.org . It may begin providing power world-wide at about ¼¢/kwh within 6-8 years. With zero waste. Here's hoping!

“Since when did you become a global warming alarmist?” I kidded Norman midway into our telephone conversation a few weeks before this amazing scientist and humanitarian died. “What are you talking about?” Dr. Borlaug retorted. “I’ve never believed that nonsense.”

I read him a couple sentences from his July 29 Wall Street Journal article. “Within the next four decades, the world’s farmers will have to double production … on a shrinking land base and in the face of environmental demands caused by climate change. Indeed, [a recent Oxfam study concludes] that the multiple effects of climate change might reverse...