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Global Warming is a Myth

Introduction

The article “Global Warming Is a Myth” by Edmund Contoski was first published with the title "Global Warming, Global Myth" in Liberty, vol. 22 in September 2008. The article discloses a fact that there is no link between carbon dioxide and global warming. The phrase “global warming” refers to a phenomenon in which the Earth's surface temperature increases from its long-term standards generally because of an atmospheric cover of greenhouse gases that serve to lock in reradiated solar energy from escaping into space. This cover of greenhouse gases is responsible for providing Earth a generally temperature, stable and life-sustaining climate.

Summary

A man from ancient times is liable to believe the myths. Some of them are not devoid of logic, but still more than half is complete nonsense. Same is the case with global warming. There are a number of natural, cyclical processes, to which global warming has nothing to do. And they are what can cause a unexpected warming or cooling. These factors may serve as ocean currents, cyclones, changing the Earth's magnetic field. On the other hand, some scientists disagree with the professed harshness of global warming discussion. The uncertainties are based on the concept of aerosols (Haugen et al, pp. 23).

In common manner of speaking, global warming is often used interchangeably with climate change. In the present context, though, it is used in a more limited sense as a factor of global climate change. Climate change is one of the major issues in the world today. Although the geophysical and atmospheric factors of global warming have been known for many years, and the consequences assumed, they were thought to be long term in nature on the order of thousands of years. Many scientists claim aerosols because blocking effect on solar radiation. They believe ...